YES - Dare To Know (Official Video)

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Dare To Know is the second single from YES' album The Quest, released 1st October 2021.
Dare to Know
(Steve Howe)
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I’ve got an idea, been on my mind
I’ll share it with you and see what we find
As a matter of fact, things keep on changing
They’re stirring up patterns that keep on rearranging rearranging
Beauty performs shaped by the wind
Sunsets align with discipline
Feeling a sense of urgency
We live with so much uncertainty
We rest on a breath, hang by a limb
Balancing hope to only win
Rituals to celebrate, words to chant await
Things start to happen, they form in a pattern
Seeing their rays of hope, to really help them cope
They mustn’t be ignored, search the lost chord
Jon Davison: vocal duet
Steve Howe: vocal duet, Gibson ES157D and Les Paul Junior, Martin MC28 and 12 string, Fender Stratocaster rhythm part
Geoff Downes: Hammond organ
Billy Sherwood: Spector bass guitar
Alan White: drums
Fame’s Studio Orchestra
Oleg Kondratenko: Conductor

[@terri371]

Eternally grateful to YES!! My absolute favorite band since I was 12. Just turned 65 a few days ago. Most beautiful music that has filled my heart and soul and made my journey here on earth soooo much more enjoyable. We've all been so Blessed to have them!! 🥰💖

[@Lumina1729]

It does sounds like YES ❤️ But One thing is missing here: The Chris Squire R.I.P. Chris

[@markwooton7722]

yeah, and Jon Anderson.. and Rick Wakeman.. and Alan actually able to still drum..

[@paulstibora1123]

@@markwooton7722 Alan is playing within the context of the song. Anderson quit years ago and Wakeman quit so many times its ridiculous.

[@maximusindicusoblivious180]

Another thing that is missing is the 70s. Yes for this generation = I don't know. Only time will tell.

[@OggyGTA]

Rick is Rick. Yes is many things.

[@donaldbass6737]

FOUR things are missing…Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Rick Wakeman and Bill Bruford. Love me some Steve Howe and I can understand how he would not want to hang-it-up. But this is NOT Yes.

[@cameroncarpenter443]

This song reminds me that Yes music is eternal. I love it!

[@duncanweller1]

Brilliant and beautiful! Can't wait for the album.

[@ROXYMUZAK1964]

There is a time for everything. Nobody likes gettin old

[@JonasRafnarIngason]

Great YES with an Icelandic landscape

[@visualizeprog2874]

Love the orchestral bits. Sounds like Yes meets The Moody Blues. Howe's guitar still has that classic 70s sound.

[@frankmarsh1159]

Only on the volume swells and acoustic. Ice Bridge sounded like maybe a Les Paul? Neither of these songs sounds like his 175.

[@Dan27105]

Maaan this orchestral part after first verse is really a something:) Sounds like from a movie. Majestic, powerfull :)

[@biffjohnson7891]

Obviously you either never saw the Moody Blues or the classic Yes. Or you are unable to assimilate the original iconic masterpieces they bestowed upon us. Go back. Go back and. Rejoice in the original not this craven boring desperate cover band.

[@liodsa5052]

One of the best compositions of Yes in the last decades.

[@stevegrant4325]

@@1adneumann Better than all the eighties stuff

[@johnnyquest6115]

@@stevegrant4325 Have some respect, please.

[@billk4344]

YES remains Awesome !

[@geraldinolopez8740]

Beautiful song. Yes forever !!!

[@jonathonedwardmiller]

This reminds me of one of my favorite new Yes songs released: In the Presence Of

[@ismaelalcazar2758]

🎶 Dare To Know 🎶 Thanks Yes For Such An Excellent & Fantastic Track 🎶 Looking Forward The New Album 🎤🎹🎸🥁🎸🎼🎤🎹🎸🥁🎸🎼. 🎤🎹🎸🥁🎸🎼

[@101AOK]

3 out of 6 of those guitars are out of tune..

[@Patbwoy]

The old guys showing the young ones how it's done!

[@lorfo5545]

Once Yes in 70s lead the world and their music seemed to be gifted to me from a far galaxy. An extraordinary sensitive experience I still have inside like the love for them. That Yes had a gold crown in my heart.

[@TheInnerParty]

This is just incredible. Sherwood he’s definitely feeling some big bass guitar shoes. I’m loving this. Refreshing and new, and represents the natural evolution of Prog Rockers into jazzy rhythms more and more as they age.

[@stevenhaywood1195]

Oh yes indeed. Totally agree. sttgaegoaktd

[@jaimehudson7623]

Beautiful Video... Chris must Love this! YES is the Best Band, and Roger Dean is my Favorite Artist... 4-Ever!

[@djsmed5233]

Very nice melody. You can tell they put much more time and effort into this recording than the last one. Billy doing a great job on bass!

[@T0MATOPLANT]

Extraordinary piece of music. Great vocal collaboration and excellent melody.

[@paulmcelroy547]

I like very much indeed! ... I have a rock bottom low opinion of H&E but the two tracks previewed from the upcoming album have been a complete turn around...the orchestration is very Magnification. Great stuff, very much looking forward to the new release now!!

[@markhaus1329]

Heaven and Earth it grows on you in time. I rather like it now.

[@tomdittburner1053]

Much like "Union." I didn't like it at all back in the day. Now I love it!

[@markhaus1329]

@@tomdittburner1053 I have always loved the Union album from day one. I've been a Yes fan since I first heard the Yes Album in 1971. 64 years old now and I love all the different incarnations of Yes. Long Live YES !

[@marksink1652]

Yeah, H&E has to be a low point, lowest of lows, in the band's career, IMO of course. I remember quotes from Howe at the time made it seem he saw it as a lackluster offering. -Magnification I love, was listening to it just today.

[@DrDiamond1]

Heaven & Earth is the best album ever recorded by Yes

[@michaelpolese3440]

Yes lite!

[@lesimprosdulezardvert1342]

A delicate song, fine, soft, emotional. A great work. I'm obsessed now with the song

[@spudsmorocco9202]

A lovely song about mindfulness in a precarious world. Bravo Yes!

[@cboisandlin9601]

Yeah, can’t wait for the album 💿

[@andresguzmanheim9204]

Yes -Masters-great Classicsound-Beauty imagen...👍🏻👍🏻

[@Greenockianx]

Music by numbers. Guff.

[@garrydaniel5210]

Absolutely wonderful! So far, two tracks that take you on a journey. First day buyer.

[@andrewg984]

Mother Mona Dennis, Mother for Humankind!👍❤️

[@stevendibernardo1015]

Always fantastic, YES is; and with the visuals in this video, deeply captivating. YES, since 1970, my go-to Music.

[@progmeup]

Doesn't immediately impress me like The Ice Bridge did. But it sounds more recognizable as a Yes song.

[@eugenewillems2873]

How old are you@?

[@jcfiggy]

@@eugenewillems2873 why does that matter lol

[@PeterCamberwick]

Well, Ice Bridge didn't soundlike a Yes song ... cos it wasn't. LOL

[@Atom-56]

Nice melody once the vocals began. Thank you.

[@musicbot8434]

Yes

[@rockshow1062]

Love this. Reminds me of Tales From Topographic Oceans.

[@jehormaeche]

Awesome orchestration!!

[@maurovaccaro6975]

Sempre grandi gli Yes li seguo da sempre …. Che tristezza sapere che ad uno ci stanno lasciando… Dopo Chris anche Alan…🥲

[@arcturusvmoon]

Very cool indeed!

[@SwirlyWhirlyXYZ]

We need a full length Yes/Roger Dean/Studio Ghibli anime/rock opera movie with the classic 70s tracks

[@stevegrant4325]

Man you need to move on its 2021

[@ginapaolozzi6477]

Tanks for me y love song yes it is and fabulous 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🎵🎵🎵🎵❤❤👍

[@pal-of-pals]

Easily my favourite song from The Quest

[@brianbaker2759]

Nice orchestrations...love the horns!

[@boyova1]

🎵I'm not here to dissect Yes music or compare Yes music. I'm just here to enjoy Yes music!🎶

[@davidboughton2402]

I enjoyed listening to it. Let's be fair this is a new Yes. To compare the new stuff to the classic material is pointless. Kudos to the band for attempting to make new music. 👍🌼

[@dewurstbursch5644]

Why is it pointless? The call themselves Yes.

[@stevegrant4325]

@@dewurstbursch5644 50 years passed man

[@wodan999]

They've moved forward. Seems you haven't. Music is about continued progression not replicating what people liked before. They're as proggy and Yes-like as ever. More power to them.

[@aeropilot4419]

@@wodan999 This band has a long history of change, both musically and members in the band. This incarnation is missing the central thread, Chris Squire, who was present in >every< decade until he passed. Merely playing the same notes by other musicians does not capture the spirit of the band … that’s lost forever unless Jon rejoins which, let’s be honest, will never happen now that it has become a Steve Howe vanity project. 😵‍💫

[@robertcuratolo5339]

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@futurewarrior1]

Love it...beautiful song!!

[@teachphil]

I was skeptical about this album because of been a big fan of the "old" Yes but I like this song.

[@RiquezaEmGotas]

These new Yes releases sound much better than the last album, the composition is well into the "Yes style". I miss Squire's voice but Sherwood is able to sing too and he seems to understand how to create bass lines the way Squire used to.

[@fernandoperdomomusic]

Truly my favorite Yes song since Fly from here

[@soulfulfool]

wow acid dream

[@PM-ez3lr]

What a beautyfull song, very thoughtfull lyrics, great harmonies, a fantastic intigration of the orchestra, the band sounds really great, the development of the musical motivs is on a high level, a very fine yessong, wich goes deep and is so touchable!

[@eupho-san3329]

Forever... Yes!

[@firecatfly]

Beautiful just magnificent. I am definitely going to enjoy this Yes album.

[@manuj4507]

Beautiful. I'm an old fan from the seventies... "Yes", a soundtrack for my life since then. Thanks, guys, for giving us another dream of sound and colour. We wait for the new album. Greetings from Argentina !

[@mariovuksanovic5077]

Steve , Alan and Jeff are the elder members but they are still young....you are as young or as old as you think and feel. Younger musicians can learn from Yes....if you are wise like these Yes members, take care of yourself, you can last a ling time and you can still perform and create. These wise musicians have an obligation to their fans to keep productive and keep delivering the goods. These guys are delivering the goods and are in excellent condition. Many great and famous musicians have lived reckless life styles and looked old by the time that they were in their 30s.......many died young and those who are alive today look terrible sound terrible and play terrible....even if they wanted to, they can't produce...they cant deliver the goods to their fans.. But that is not true for Yes......Yes is still there for you people...lets get behind them and support them.. Bravo Yes...we live you..we thank you and you mean the world to us...

[@aeropilot4419]

@@mariovuksanovic5077 Alan is not in excellent condition, I don’t know where you’re getting your info from but he’s had terrible back pain for more than a decade now

[@mparasc]

Yes...

[@stanf7862]

You took my line I wrote long ago. The sound track of my life.

[@stevenhaywood1195]

Yes, I agree with you. The guys are getting on in years, but still make beautiful and very listenable music. sttgaegoaktd 😛😛😛😛😛😛

[@kevinmcconnell9426]

Why do people keep expecting the same thing they did 50 years ago? Are you the same today as you were 50 years ago? It’s a beautiful composition played with the same virtuosity YES has always done!!

[@kleberkshima]

Beautiful song!!!

[@EduardAntoniu]

Steve Howe sounds Jan Akkermanish in the beginning. It's like Focus melts into Yes Magnification era. The last (final?) Yes album with Jon Anderson on vocals. This track is probably better than the Heaven & Earth album contents. Plus a bit of pre "And through the rhythm of moving slowly" Tales era Yes.

[@onehipdad]

Had that immediate impression also, like something left over from YesSymphonic. The initial chord progression also reminds me of Rick’s Tharsis Tholus off of The Red Planet, which I did not like at first but grew on me. This also could grow on me. I will buy this album when it’s released. I also like the new kaleidoscopic logo effect, it’s fresh like the two tracks I’ve heard, so far.

[@ChromeDestiny]

The intro makes me think a lot of Steve Howe's second solo album and the better moments from his first solo album.

[@robhoogerhoud4028]

I had that impression as well. It does remind me of the Focus 3 album.

[@sowiloi]

Yep, these single note runs he plays in the intro are Akkerman inspired for sure.

[@SwirlyWhirlyXYZ]

Jon is not listed in the credits in the description. RIP Chris Squier

[@patrizioetoile6248]

Nice music 🎉❤

[@pabloalzuagaray-cganalistas]

Agradable duo vocal de Howe (autor y se nota) con JD: suena mucho a los dúos Anderson-Howe en "Tales..." Muchos fans olvidan que en el Yes más clásico, Anderson no era la única voz que se escuchaba: había dúos con Squire, con Howe y hasta armonías a 3 voces. En los últimos tiempos tanto Squire como Howe tuvieron temas en voz solista (Sin olvidar a Rabin quien cantó varias partes solistas, lo mismo que Billy en "Open...". Esto enriquece el sonido del grupo!

[@artisfilms6237]

De acuerdo en las armonías vocales. una de las personalidades de la banda progresiva.

[@JoseSantos-eg2oz]

No comparto el optimismo sobre esta canción.. Poca energía. Espero que el álbum tenga mejores. La primera que salió me gustó mucho. Esta no me habla, y soy un admirador de toda vida de Howe.

[@vhbr68]

Davison no es cantante de rock.Y se le nota muchísimo.A diferencia de Anderson.No hay punto de comparación!!

[@vhbr68]

@@JoseSantos-eg2oz Comparto absolutamente tu comentario.Esto es una balada pop virtuosa.No rock sinfónico o progresivo.Se nota mucho el desgaste de los años en White y Howe.Davison no aporta nada de power tampoco.

[@JoseSantos-eg2oz]

@@vhbr68 Seré sincero: El proyecto se cae si la primera canción es la única interesante. Howe ha hecho buenas canciones antes, tan reciente como "Hour of Need" en Fly from Here, último disco decente del grupo para mí. Howe debe saber esto, él y Squire insistieron en dar poder a la banda en la grabación abandonada por Anderson que terminó siendo Drama. Sé que compraré el CD, y lo haré sin expectativas. Tal vez tenga yo mejor suerte así.

[@CarolH2O]

Scintillating video!

[@747jono]

There music will last long after deathcore and Metalcore is dead and buried Prog never dies.

[@scarysharkface]

I'm glad you're making music again.

[@paulovitor13]

These two tracks really surprised me, I did not have great expectations. Now I'm really looking forward to hearing the whole album.

[@EmilioPacheco]

The introduction reminds me of Blood, Sweat and Tears' "Sometimes in Winter". Beautiful song.

[@jst601]

YES goes soft rock. Laid back to the 3rd power.

[@danwilkinson65]

Well done, lads.

[@rikuperhoniemi8639]

This is a very sweet song, and the orchestration odes much more than on Magnification. Just IMO of course

[@tzgaming207]

I realize these guys are getting up there in age, but I miss when Yes used to pack a punch....

[@Jeffrey.Seelman]

YUP

[@Coolnesski]

Michael Anthony on bass might help with that

[@hammill444]

I don't believe it is because they can't pack a punch. They just inexplicably choose not to. But maybe you're right---maybe they can't pull it off anymore

[@chriswakefield9538]

@@Coolnesski Haha, imagine that.

[@plw6825]

Repetitive mellow themes seem to be the order of the day Yes 2021 let's hope there's a bit more fire on the album. Has age got something to do with it? but then I see Hackett and he's still got zing!

[@papunAlicea]

Thanks so much for share...nice song..

[@JosephFrancisBurton]

This song makes me realize how much Chris added with his singing ... it is sorely missed here

[@thegood9]

the bass playing, I miss even more....

[@ArtB414]

Sad to admit, but you're terribly right with both aspects.

[@koestenbraumstar1843]

Amen brother!

[@garymilnes4851]

The harmonies between Jon and Chris are a must for any version of Yes, the music on this track is classic yes beyond a doubt, but when the singing starts, it just makes you recoil, at least get Jon back in singing, but Chris? He left a huge pair of boots behind, and they haven't been filled yet

[@777jones]

Chris’ bass playing was well recognized. His incredible singing went largely under the radar.

[@edwardmenice8604]

I personally love the current yes lineup. I've had the opportunity to see them live a few times over the past few years, and i think it's great. Very happy to see new content. Hoping once again to see a live performance soon.

[@progmetaltv7421]

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING ,YES HAS ALWAYS BEEN ONE OF FAVORITE BANDS, I LOVE PROGRESSIVE MUSIC THE BEST STUFF IN THE WORLD, THESE GUYS NEVER DISAPPOINT! AND ONE OF MY FAVORITE DRUMMERS FROM KING CRIMSON (BILL BRUFORD) PLAYED FOR THEM AS WELL 🤘😎🤘 THE FACT WERE GETTING A NEW YES ALBUM SOON IS A BLESSING TO THIS F#CKED UP WORLD! BUT ALSO BEAUTIFUL 🌎 LETS SPREAD MORE LOVE 🤘

[@sandrogonzalez740]

Estoy muy emocionado. Siempre es muy bueno escuchar música nueva de YES. Es una bendición que la banda que amo aún funcione.

[@geraldinolopez8740]

Totalmente de acuerdo!!!

[@jurgennaeve3897]

YES 👍 Jon still singing like an angel...

[@karlmidgley5187]

close to the edge is still my favorite

[@windogendoors7566]

close to the edge blows this out of the water

[@karlmidgley5187]

@@windogendoors7566 bought it as a new release

[@richardbird8889]

Dream on, not with this bunch!!

[@josie1776]

Billy did a great job here, using a timbre that reminds Squire's.

[@ArtB414]

For me, it's far cry from Chris' timbre.

[@stikcler]

I agree. My only gripe is Chris was always mixed way up front and this is a little too buried for me. I want to shake them by the shoulders and say "Crank the bass up!"

[@josie1776]

@@stikcler , you are right. In 'Ice Bridge', a song more upbeat than 'Dare To Know', this problem is even more noticeable. This mix direction they took for this album follows the tendencies of the industry (they hide bass frequencies because modern sound systems have "bass boost" as standard, so, if bass is too in front, it can make the bass frequencies too loud when you are listening to the record). I don't know if Chris used to confront this tendency (which is not new) when the albums were in the mix process, or the sound engineers used to discard the tendency automatically for previously knowing Chris' preferences (or his reluctance against the novelties).

[@DeeshBassChannel]

@@ArtB414 - generally speaking, yep. I hate the sound of active EMG pickups. (As a bass player,as well as a listener.) Spector basses are beautiful, one day I wouldn’t mind trying another one out if it was passive wired.

[@rickdesarle9875]

Yes. Isn't funny how California sounds in no way like England. Now go work that one out.

[@OggyGTA]

Thumbs up from me, and I'm a out n out 70s fan. Brings back a bit of tales and magnification, as others have said. Nice!

[@bsko]

Great song, really liked the bass here, especially the slides!

[@michaelfaith3]

Billy's doing a great job

[@youngtheotrevino9048]

I've got an idea, been on my mind I'll share it with you and see what we find As a matter of fact, things keep on changing They're stirring up patterns that keep on rearranging, rearranging Beauty performs shaped by the wind Sunsets align with discipline Feeling a sense of urgency We live with so much uncertainty We rest on a breath, hang by a limb Balancing hope to only win Rituals to celebrate, words to chant await Things start to happen, they form in a pattern Seeing their rays of hope, to really help them cope They mustn't be ignored, search the lost chord

[@fitz7231]

I love Yes - but somehow most of what they've released in the Jon Davison era just feels... vague, unfocused, and perpetually gentle.

[@clowncarqingdao]

Aye. Sadly, nothing innovative Just thinking back to Fragile, CTTE, Relayer, Going for the One ...

[@fitz7231]

@@clowncarqingdao I mean, Fly From Here was one of my favourite albums. It was dynamic, ambitious and varied. Its why the transition to a more easy listening approach is rather odd - they're one of the few classic British rock bands who have still released great new stuff in the last 20 years

[@Jeffrey.Seelman]

I agree.

[@katemurphy1915]

This is not Yesmusic.

[@Jeffrey.Seelman]

@@katemurphy1915 Possibly elevator music or something that you would listen to while shopping, that's about it, you are correct Kate

[@adaada6369]

solo io penso che questo sia il loro miglior pezzo (finalmente) dal lontanissimo1977????

[@GabrielaMartinez-vo9wi]

Después de tanto tiempo! Da gusto que Yes haha algo nuevo y sea maravilloso. Me encantó, y así comencé mi mañana del 1 de Septiembre del 2021❤️

[@ronwike524]

Great job, Steve. Thanks for all the great music all of you fed into my ears over the past half-century.

[@LaurinaHawks]

I like the orchestral mockup sound as well as Howes Gtr.

[@claudioconti5593]

YESSSSS

[@jeremiahhyslip5803]

Amazing how Steve still preserves that same classic 1970s guitar tone. Honestly feels like this song is a relic from the past

[@witeskyn7]

Yes, Especially when that steel guitar sound erupts, sounding a lot like it did on the Tales From Topographic Oceans album.

[@KCM441]

Great observation! The drum sound is unnatural, but it did not prevent me from enjoying the composition.

[@frankmarsh1159]

@@witeskyn7 That's not steel guitar. It's his volume pedal.

[@reneekimber2325]

I agree. As soon as the song started, I was pulled back into the 70's when I first discovered their wonderful sound!

[@melvesh]

On a Line 6 Spider

[@reyskw3553]

Sinceramente acho que já passou da hora do Yes encerrar as atividades..album novo e só gostei de uma música

[@leonardgoulet5864]

Absolutely Beautiful

[@agnosturaelwsr]

Sounds great, well put together and nice elements inbetween

[@ИванСемёнов-с9й]

It’s excellent music! Thank you for your video! Sky and stars...It’s so romantic...

[@kb2cxj]

amazing love it :) always was and always will be the greatest rock band ever

[@hkg_jojozero0142]

I like that

[@ecgecg8014]

Steve toujours là...

[@gkirms]

While I'm not that big of a fan of Jon Davison the great thing about Yes is that they keep changing between musical output and members of the band. Even if you like some, don't like some Yes keeps putting out music.

[@vikav1008]

слухаєм, слухаєм, не перестаєм

[@brunosamppa]

​This sounds like an "missing link" between the albums "Time" and "Love Is" by Howe

[@pabloalzuagaray-cganalistas]

Obviamente es uno de los temas "suaves" del disco... habrá que escuchar el resto. Todos los discos de Yes tienen momentos plácidos junto a otros más enérgicos.

[@pabloalzuagaray-cganalistas]

Es un tema de Howe, obviamente... (no suena a Wakeman) Me hace recordar la tercera parte de "Tales..." en algunos instantes...

[@MatheusManzano]

That's it.

[@jskawaken]

Bravo YES - #LongLiveYES

[@3rdstone311]

After listening to this song many times I have to admit that it is mind transcending. The sheer beauty of it is glorious and moving. As with most of YES creations I'm waiting for the entire picture to be unveiled with the colors of the other tracks surrounding Dare To Know and The Ice Bridge. Thanks guy's (Yes), for keeping alive the Perpetual Change of the Mind Drive...which for me is hope.

[@robslevin5327]

Mind transcending. ???? Are u for real. I was embarrassed listening to the lyrics . Embarrassed I tell you .

[@dewurstbursch5644]

Ou män de jus!

[@dewurstbursch5644]

Hier de Yepsen, män

[@vincenzofidone3937]

Beautiful atmosphere, tipical from Yes. ❤️

[@robslevin5327]

@@vincenzofidone3937 Typical from 'Ies' , lol

[@Glicksman1]

Nice to hear Yes back to songs that we can remember after we've heard them.

[@curtismontgomery4282]

Random-Magnification-outtake-esque

[@marccoderre]

Sounds like an outtake from Steve's last solo album.

[@nintendo64isking]

very nice piece, looking forward to the full release!

[@BrentAdams]

Another winning creation. I'm looking forward to hearing the rest. There are so many folks that don't seem to want to give YES a chance to continue with the loss of some of the older members. Other bands have changed their "sound" over the years...and are still loved by their fans. I'm a YES fan...... these two offerings will definitely be a part of my music library when they are released....along with the rest of the album if it follows suit. Play on YES! Shine that light.

[@yeslyrics8018]

Same I'm still a fan. I'm really excited for October.

[@Parsley1000]

Agreed Brent.

[@witeskyn7]

Could not agree more, Brent. Long time fan here (since 1971), I will be happy to add this to my collection.

[@michaelfaith3]

Preach! So tired the of bashers and naysayers. Rock critics always hated Yes, but now it seems like no one hates Yes more than those who claim to be their "fans". Sick of it. The 2 new songs we've gotten so far are terrific.

[@yeslyrics8018]

@@michaelfaith3 100% correct

[@danielalejandroalvarez7792]

Prog rock is back in 21 th century