Yes-Foot Prints

[@justinquaylepate1358]

One powerful song; I never heard it until today (11-20-2023) I absolutely love Yes

[@josephastier7421]

Love the Roger Dean art that Cameron used for Avatar without payment or even a movie credit.

[@jonathonedwardmiller]

This is my third favorite song on this album. Very groovy song. Between this, mind drive, and that that is this album is a must listen.

[@SuperCartiel]

Chris Squire left great footprints behind...

[@mannyruiz1954]

Love these songs from the KTA studio albums. Steve Howe plays out of his mind on that solo.

[@pal-of-pals]

Just bought this album just for this song. Absolutely love it.

[@LarryMadison-v2z]

Don't forget leave good footprints behind❤

[@sterlinglombard]

Personally one of my favorite songs from their more recent stuff - especially the intro!

[@awaken77]

why they never played it live? that's really great song ! Killer bass groove, and tasteful keys

[@Marctull66]

Along with Mind Drive, that was a good new song on Keys to Ascension 2. A pity the second part of these recordings took so long to happen, and with a less lush packaging, no lyrics, etc. I can say I waited eagerly for that. I wish i could have seen the band on stage around that era. But I could see them again in 2004.

[@sublimehypocrisy]

This is an amazing piece of music. So inspirational for yourself and your children.

[@awaken77]

Unexpectedly Yes became a great dance band. Actually the song is very danceable with it's melodic swinging bass riff.

[@katlip1]

I still love ❤️Chris❤️🎸 and YES

[@orrashk]

2:18

[@jimthomaslmft1916]

never gels...like elements of a great Yes song that never quite come together...

[@frankfg3876]

Steve Howe and Chris Squire seem inspired in this album, but the vocal hooks are helplessly boring. Other than Mind Drive, I couldn't care less about hearing this songs again.

[@birdup6663]

The vocal hooks during the opening and the funky part are awesome. And no love for Wakeman, who is GODLIKE on this album? I think Keystudio rivals The Ladder as the band's best post-70s work.

[@paulkirkwood1177]

It`s all a matter of personal taste really. i pesonally don`t think it can compare wit h classics like Roundabout, Close To the Edge or even works like Going For The One.

[@ZaphiroAnejo]

@@birdup6663 what about Talk?

[@birdup6663]

@@ZaphiroAnejo I kinda like that one, but I wouldn't say it beats out Keystudio or The Ladder. It's pretty good pop Yes.

[@jameskennedy721]

@@birdup6663 Its been a long messy slide since 1980 .