Yes- Making Of Fly From Here- Part 1

[@LarryMadison-b1v]

I just love this song I miss Chris an Allen this song to me reminds me of free spirit that I can fly and overcome my obstacles❤❤❤❤❤

[@SuperJohnnyO]

We should all appreciate every incarnation of Yes because I don't expect too many bands in the coming years to be of their ilk. This type of progressive rock (REAL progressive rock) is a dying art form, and I'll take every bit of it as long as I can get it.

[@IHBable]

On the one hand, it's sad that there are no original members. On the other, it keeps the music fresh. As you say this type of music is a dying art form. :)

[@jmgmarcus808]

Trevor and Jeff are huge talents. It's great to see them making great art again with the Yes fellas. Drama is underrated as fuck.

[@jml-rj5re]

Yes it is.

[@tommyd1871]

Love Drama!!!!!

[@PrairieMidwester]

Nice to see Chris and Alan again

[@650-s1y]

😂

[@gkirms]

Benoit David on lead vocals did a fantastic job. Knew him from his work with the band Mystery which all 3 albums he did with them are stellar. This is a great album. Yes is an incarnation of many different people since their inception where many fans just can't past that the group changes members whether they wanted to or not. Every album is different which is a good thing whether or not you like every album is a different story.

[@mattleppard1970]

I prefer the Trevor Horn vocals

[@markkens9]

Hard, so hard, to see my fallen heroes....

[@rickpeuser233]

Absolutely adore this album.

[@SuperJohnnyO]

This is a great album! Better than I expected!

[@BrendonSnyder]

Fantastic album and I love Benoit’s vocals on it. I would have loved to have heard a second album with this line up. But I did appreciate Fly From Here Return Trip and hearing Trevor sing creating a Drama era reunion which is my favorite period.

[@AdamLB]

Yeah, Heaven And Earth sucks

[@marksink1652]

As far as Return Trip... a shame that, when Roger redesigned /made changes to the album cover, he got rid of the Panthers!

[@SpyroFan95]

Awesome album. Really glad to see these geezers staying strong!

[@ihadadreamcrazydream]

I LOVE YES !!

[@glauciodon.campelo8967]

RIP Alan White.

[@mattleppard1970]

Well, this is a treat 😊

[@Rahner79]

RIP CHRIS SQUIRE

[@nelsonhuard1]

David did a great job.it is not easy to replace in the people mind jon anderson

[@MTheoOA]

The title track is how the title tracks are in 70', perfect.

[@timramm1]

Love this album..much better than heaven and hellish and why did they get rid of Benoit he was really good

[@timramm1]

Ha ha very true.

[@taasen58]

@@Massachamp08 the death knell in that band

[@HEHEHE_I_AM_A_MASKED_WARRIA]

Respiratory issues, similarly to Jon.

[@HEHEHE_I_AM_A_MASKED_WARRIA]

Respiratory issues, similarly to Jon.

[@Dannymusic1999]

Yes , me too! Sometimes it's hard to watch my favorite bands on KZbin, because they look so... old and so am I.

[@chairuser4]

He's happy in life,those guys are great,like buddies

[@Retroscoop]

Excellent album from A to Z, highly recommended to everyone who loves nice melodies and a arts & crafts approach by all musicians and the singer. Better than the latest output, which is still melodic, but with less overwhelmingly good compositions and here and there even things that suspiciously sound like uninspired fill ups.

[@jeffrydada]

Trevor Horn needs to produce the next Yes album!

[@marinhrabric6162]

Production means nothing if the music sucks. Let's hope the new album is good first and then hope for the production

[@hpatss4966]

@@marinhrabric6162 good production can save bad music

[@chairuser4]

Chris squire must be the coolest grandad and dad,nice work in the studio

[@mikezullo7849]

I absolutely Love this album. To each his own I guess.

[@gernblensten4151]

+Mike Zullo You're not alone, brother. Absolutely love it.

[@roboneil408]

I love it too. (except for "bumpy ride").

[@roboneil408]

@Jeremy Spade you serious brah?

[@jcap21]

What a wonderful collaboration. Great prog rock guided by of the bet producers. Easily one of the best things to come out this year. I highly recommend. There aren't bands like this anymore...

[@LarryMadison-v2z]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@devoutyesfan]

@MrJohnnyace777 It's definitely one of my favorites. If you dug Drama, you should get it. These two albums go hand in hand.

[@kennethnelson501]

Jon Anderson has missed out on my favorite two yes albums

[@newforestpixie5297]

Does anyone know why Yes have almost erased Benoit from their history ? I say this as his version appears to be unavailable nowadays. 😇🏴❤️

[@JoseRobertoTSBraga]

mais uma obra prima do yes. faltou Anderson e Wakeman

[@macsnafu]

Bands that keep going for a long time, as Yes has, change over time. But somehow they still managed to keep a certain core sound and identity that was recognizably the same group that did songs like Roundabout and Close To the Edge. It's not the same, but it's still Yes.

[@gedofgont1006]

Sort of. But without Jon Anderson it's never quite the real deal. I'd like to see Anderson, Howe, Bruford, Wakeman and Tony Levin get together again, for one last tour. It'll never happen, of course, but I can dream!

[@macsnafu]

@@gedofgont1006 Now that Chris Squire has passed on, it can never be the 'real deal'. Squire was the backbone of Yes, the one unchanging element in a constantly changing band.

[@gedofgont1006]

@@macsnafu Totally agree! I practically worshipped Squire when I was younger.

[@macsnafu]

@@gedofgont1006 I like Rush, and I like Geddy Lee, but when I saw the video of Yes with Geddy playing bass, it just didn't sound right. Few people can get that thumping bass sound that Chris had.

[@klausgroi]

Probably their best album since the 70's.

[@azhurelpigeon]

Klaus Sgroi Noooooo, Keys of Ascension 1 & 2s studio songs like "That, That is" & Mind Drive, are incredible prog. Totally on point if not better than their some of their 70's stuff

[@adamclarke3485]

Not a chance in hell this is better than The Ladder or Magnification. I'd add this is overall one of the worst albums they've done.

[@evelynbell5288]

I find Magnification to be their best album since Tormato.Saw Yes with Benoint in 2011, he did an excellent job.

[@josealbuquerquejr5192]

One their best albums, from A to Z

[@Yesfan90125]

It's kinda funny after listening to 40 years of interviews in British accents to suddenly add a Canadian one to the list.

[@stevemeese9799]

Great album!

[@ForvoQuizlet]

I also would have loved to have heard a second album with this line up. My CD of this has been played and replayed in the car to the point it barely works now.

[@vivelavidarocka]

@Sirrom5 I would say he's the musical muscle of the band, while Jon is/was the soul. I like the album, the same way I like Starcastle's almost successful attempts to sound like Yes. Yes without Jon, is in certain way, still YES, , but Yes with Jon is YESPECTACULAR.

[@CaseyVan]

@MrJohnnyace777 It's got a couple nice tracks. The last track is really cool, and the lyrics are something to pay attention to. The new singer doesn't try to sound like Jon. He does try to sound like Trevor on Fly from Here of course, and pulls it off except he has a slight accent. Steve howe's acoustic guitar solo is one of his best in a long time, there is much to get from that one. It's probably the best thing they have done since Big Generator, but I'm more of a Howe listener.

[@warrenmccune305]

Beautiful album

[@newforestpixie5297]

I prefer the “ Bonus Tracks “ which didn’t make the Tormato album especially the Orchestral version of Onward which doesn’t seem to appear on Spotify for some reason . 🏴❤️

[@SuperJV4x]

so the song that ranked dead last among the Drama era is this records' title track

[@Instigator917]

Fly From Here is (Dark Side Of The Moon) material, a true masterpiece!

[@dominicmeese5105]

Benoit sounds more like Trevor horn than Jon Anderson. Their best album since keys to Ascension

[@GES8215]

Monica Meese I was thinking the same thing.

[@juaniriarte1193]

And Magnification?

[@lanang-rizkylanang6914]

How about magnification?

[@Hairmetallurgist]

Trevor Horn: "You know, for me, Yes always had THE most exciting rhythm section out of any rock band...certainly, the most innovative..." Thennnnnnn, they go to a shot of Steve Howe...really? Do these documentarians NOT know what a rhythm section is?!

[@moprmisc]

haha!!

[@anguitenens]

very tall, too!! ;) a gentle giant.

[@devoutyesfan]

@chairuser4 He certainly is, though he HAS gained more than a few pounds in recent years. He's much bigger now than when I saw them 2 years ago.

[@lamecasuelas2]

@MrJohnnyace777 neither have i,but i saw the video and i heard the song,it sounds promissing bu,i don't know,i'll have to wait,i never trusted singles

[@keter1234]

This is a great tribute band.

[@hm_nn_5633]

A great Yes album ... in a very long time. What's with the 'Return Trip'?

[@ericwitney5086]

horn went back and redid the vocals while touching it up.

[@TechGently]

At first I wasn't keen on the album but it grew on me , with the exception of that circus like wierd interlude that they play at the beginning of this video, didn't fit the song. Now I can't stop listening to this album (at least the rest of it).

[@Aa-dn1oq]

Who's Benoit David? Don't you mean Trevor Horn?

[@Check-it-out]

Lol... They look ancient ! Hmmm... Does that mean i am getting old too ? Yakh !

[@TheColininla]

Better than 'The Yes Album,""Fragile" and "Close to the Edge?" You're serious?

[@battalion30]

Well, that I call a concentration of grey hair. The album is beautiful, BTW

[@jkovert]

No, I think the 90s were the classic Yes era.

[@jkovert]

This is kind of album three and a half made with Horn, isn't it? Drama, 90125 - and then Big Generator which Horn walked away from cuz the band was driving him batty.

[@PutItAway101]

Is this Yes or Last of the Summer Wine LOL

[@sophiekuchinka1605]

1:16-1:27

[@vivelavidarocka]

@harmono IMO, TALK was way better than this album. Rabin finally incorporated his genius and very characteristic chops into what Yesmusic should sound, or more important, feel. Too bad so many fans couldn't forgive him for "that" song and never accepted how talented he is/was.

[@jamesmicucci7028]

@@Massachamp08 maybe "O.o.a.L.H."?

[@soundvision5273]

This ISN’T Yes anymore

[@anonymusum]

Unfortunately Geoff Downes is not a keyboardist like Wakeman. He lacks technique and a special own style and that´s what the record is missing.

[@eatpeople420]

good sir, I beg to differ

[@GES8215]

anonymusum have you listened to Drama? Sure he’s no rick but he’s pretty damn good

[@hooleeto]

the are great musicians but i suggest to change the band name: Old kids on the block

[@Tsnore]

It's funny how a mediocre tune like Run Through The Light would be chosen for Drama over Fly From Here.

[@petemarr824]

Benoit had a better voice than Bootleg Jon. I thought "Fly From Here" was ok, the rest of the album wasnt that good, too pop.

[@iamanisland]

FFH was too pop ? I’m going to venture a guess you didn’t like 90125 and Big Generator either.

[@SRNF]

Saw them live and bought the CD. Music is good but production is...a bit low quality and off. Trevor's skills are lacking compared to his work in the 80s.

[@1adneumann]

Maybe they'll play FFH, Heaven and Earth, and... The Ladder in their entirety next tour, and skip all the old stuff....Good Idea?

[@squatch545]

Trevor looks drunk.

[@jobstludwig6197]

Dieses Album ist vom musikalischem Gehalt und der Qualität das schlechteste was diese, von mir geliebten Band, je angeliefert hat. Howe's Gitarrenarbeit ist flach, ebenso wie das Keyboardspiel von Downes. Da rettet auch ein 5/4 Takt nichts. Da lobe ich mir die 70er und die Rabin Ära.