Yes Roundabout REACTION

Yes Roundabout REACTION
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[@RomeLifeReactions]

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[@reality1958]

Saw the live performance on your Patreon. Thank you for it. Unfortunately it was a 1980's performance without the original members. Not too good. They weren't as good later on IMO. But thank you for offering it and reacting to it

[@lindamckenzie8154]

I actually saw them live back in the day! Lol One of the best concerts I've been to. Us older folks had some great music. So glad this generation is enjoying it also!!

[@briann7495]

yet, another 70s banger

[@GlobalWarring]

You Have to watch the live version from Yessongs. The original lineup and great recording.

[@stlred3822]

@@GlobalWarring Exactly. The definitive version IMO.

[@reality1958]

There are a zillion transitions in this song. Judging by your Pink Floyd, Rush and now Yes reactions I think we can say you are a Prog rock fan!

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

Emerson Lake & Palmer and King Crimson next!

[@thatoneguyagain2252]

@@jamesdignanmusic2765 The live version of "Tarkus" will amaze you.

[@reality1958]

@@nodaysback8390 I suppose so. It's all Prog rock

[@michaelbaucom4019]

Floyd started out as psychedelic...moved to prog

[@michaelbaucom4019]

@@nodaysback8390 Dark Side of The Moon is prog, so before that...Meddle is psychedelic...

[@Hardrock1a]

This song was a staple in the planetarium laser shows back in the day, along with Pink Floyd.

[@joshbryant4629]

Yeah I remember hearing this when I would go to the laser shows up on Stone Mountain in Ga back 96-97. I was 16 and it wasn't my first experience with LSD but one of the best ones.

[@brianfisher6165]

In Los Angles they called it Lasarium at the Planitarium in Griffith Park. I saw many laser fantastic shows there (usually tripping 😉) from The Doors, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Yes and many others!!! So fun, so incredible!!!🎵🎶👌👍✌️😎

[@Hardrock1a]

@@brianfisher6165 Lasarium!! Exactly, I was scratching for the name but that's it exactly! We had Lasarium here in Denver and I remember hearing about it while I was in the Navy in San Diego at the planetarium in Balboa Park. It was probably a franchise or something. And yes to taking a trip and never leaving your home town. 😉😎🎶✨👍

[@psychiatricallyinclined]

Forreal! Same! For me it was in The Planetarium next to Vizcaya in South Miami, FL.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Good memories! I loved going to the laser shows. We'd lay on the floor in front. I couldn't do that today - my back wouldn't let me!

[@albikes8484]

One of my favorites. Arguable one of the greatest bass lines in rock history. Definitly has a groove like no other. Thanks for the video.

[@joeday4293]

If you're listening carefully, you can hear one of Chris Squire's influences come out in the chorus. Am I the only one who thinks he copped that line from Larry Graham of Sly And The Family Stone, on "Dance To The Music"?

[@jonathanlocke6404]

This bass line is so great that I rate it above Entwistle on "The Real Me"...That's how great it is...

[@BethHutter]

It's a rock masterpiece. Chris Squire lays down the best bass line bar none. Never get tired of hearing this. (Not a good idea to listen to this driving on the freeway though- unless you want a ticket for speeding!)

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

...that happened to me listening to Pink Floyd's "One of These Days" for the same reason!

[@ajruther67]

@@jamesdignanmusic2765 lol!

[@wendyt7958]

Amen to that!

[@Module79L]

I'd rather say "not a good idea to listen to this driving around a roundabout, though - unless you want to drive around for 8 minutes before taking an exit". ; )

[@steve9199]

Cruise Control.... it's saved me DOZENS of speeding tickets!! ..... just sayin

[@EpicFrozenMoment]

Yes had the biggest influence on Rush (probably more than any other band). Geddy Lee in particular. Rush inducted Yes into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

[@joeday4293]

And played bass on this song in place of the late great Chris Squire.

[@cityhonors1]

@@joeday4293 😊 That was amazing!

[@bobbyscarfo2544]

Chris Squire is perhaps the Best Bass Guitarist that has ever picked up the instrument.

[@jeremymckinney2269]

Would you dare say he is better than Jaco Pastorious???

[@bobbyscarfo2544]

@@jeremymckinney2269 key word "perhaps"..... everything is subjective..... you're also entitled but settle down...

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

@@jeremymckinney2269 I will say so. This is the hill upon which I stake my place and upon which I am willing to fight and die. Heh.

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

every player in yes was a top player...do the research..this group was untouchable talent

[@sukie584]

That would be John Entwistle.

[@mariaportengen2959]

Also you need to listen to: Yours is no disgrace. Also a great Yes classic! Fantastic music!!

[@timpwhit]

And the live version is even better than studio!

[@Lewis9709]

Thank you! Yours is no Disgrace is definitely underrated. I like it much better than Starship Trooper.

[@jacobpullen6949]

Close To The Edge

[@Jadguy24]

Now to complete the JOJO reference we need Dio - Holy Diver

[@joeday4293]

We need no further Jojo horseshit in the comment section of classic rock songs.

[@Jadguy24]

@@joeday4293 have you ever watched jojo? you would understand if you did

[@joeday4293]

@@Jadguy24 I have been put off of the idea forever simply by reading the comments sections of classic rock videos on KZbin. Thanks anyway.

[@knockoffcrusaders3785]

@@joeday4293 well jojo fans finding out these songs is actually a good thing since they are getting into the bands and music just cause you dont like it doesnt mean its a bad thing

[@philliphersman362]

@@joeday4293 Jojo is really not that bad

[@cynthianavarro4316]

I LOVE this song! The rhythms just kill me! Then there's the vocals....!

[@EdwardWLynn]

If only it had lyrics which really meant something, it would be recognized as an all time great song. It's pretty close as is.

[@EdwardWLynn]

@Joel Springman Why don't you explain them then. Go ahead.

[@cosmicwaves9496]

@@EdwardWLynn i mean, you don't really need lyrics to make sense, but if I were to guess its an escapade of someone and his girlfriend and that girlfriend is waiting for her at quote unquote "around the lake"

[@EdwardWLynn]

@@cosmicwaves9496 In another video, a fan said that the guys in Yes, themselves, admitted that the lyrics of Roundabout don't really mean anything. It's too bad because it's a fantastic song otherwise.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Classic British prog rock. just as you are loving one groove,they change it up or down and a new beat hits you,but man does it all fit together. By the same band,try out I've Seen All Good People. its a ride!

[@Bob1014ify]

Imagine being 13 yrs. old, as I was, and hearing this!

[@rockinredneck57]

Imagine being 13 yo 50 years ago and them being your first live rock concert. Also the first time you'd ever experienced pot. You're in the nosebleed seats at the far end from the stage looking through binoculars wondering if Rick Wakeman is a guy or a girl. Of course I didn't know his name then either. Just long blonde hair, a jumpsuit and a cape.

[@kenwelch198]

This song came out when I was in high school. My art studies teacher came running into class one day holding up this 8 track tape saying you guys gotta hear this! We spent the whole class listening to it and discussing the music.

[@alexanthony62]

Bruford’s snare sound.. Chris squire’s bass. Everything works so perfectly together. An amazing work of art.

[@jeffriggle8011]

You just moved to the "TOP SHELF " of Rock'n Roll !!! YES ,PINK FLOYD, EMERSON LAKE and PALMER , KING CRIMSON and GENESIS

[@tessesmom]

Actually he was already in the top tier. You're just a music snob.

[@k_spats]

Rush, Jethro Tull...?

[@Isleofskye]

Play nicely, please Laura...:)

[@Isleofskye]

........................and ALL English :)

[@tessesmom]

@@Isleofskye I am, just can't stand snobs, musically or otherwise

[@StreetHierarchy]

7:10 when that organ hit and the stank face kick in. I feel you, brother!

[@anthonyblakely399]

"Heart of The Sunrise" and "South Side of the Sky" by Yes. I think you will like these songs...they are masterpieces!!!

[@greggwilliamson]

Owner of a Lonely Heart, Yes, Owner of a Lonely Heart, Yes, Owner of a Lonely Heart, Yes, Owner of a Lonely Heart, Yes Owner of a Lonely Heart, Yes, Owner of a Lonely Heart, Yes

[@johnlineberger9560]

Ditto

[@romanfedrich6967]

Please move your vehicle. It is parked in a Wrong Genre spot.

[@chrisbradley1192]

Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman; probably 3 of the finest musicians to ever be assembled into a band. Throw into the mix Bill Bruford and Jon Anderson and the talent meter goes off the scale.

[@jeremymckinney2269]

This song was used in the anime "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" as a closing credits song.......the creator of the show/manga is a huge music buff and has used all kinds of music references for characters. This show has several seasons and has been around for a super long time....definitley worth going on Netflix and watching it.

[@user-in1hz7ck3n]

God, I only come here to see if someone had already said this

[@bluecoconut9543]

That sounds stupid but I guess Il watch it anyway since everything on Netflix is the same so why not

[@michaelbaucom4019]

The show uses King Crimson a bit too

[@ivanl.8054]

@@bluecoconut9543 lmao idk if that was your profile picture 3 months ago but if it wasn't this comment is gold

[@bluecoconut9543]

@@ivanl.8054 it wasn’t

[@antoniocharo1724]

That Bass line tho!!!💣💥

[@justaguy2365]

You're diving head first into progressive rock. Your face throughout the video pretty much sums it up.. It's going to be an amazing journey. Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Jethro Tull, ELP... All Giants. Give them a go. Chris Squire on bass and Bill Bruford on drums here. One of the best rhythm sections of any rock band. Bruford played drums for Yes, King Crimson and Genesis. He was a damn percussion god

[@gunhedd5375]

Chris Squire, (and Geddy Lee), were the primary inspiration behind me playing bass for the last 35 years. So cool. 😎 (Also, Yes was the first band I ever saw live back when I was just 15 years old.)

[@farfromperfek]

I told you this band would blow you away. Their style is Prog Rock (Like Rush) which bands who abandoned standard pop traditions in favour of compositional techniques more frequently associated with classical, and Jazz music, thier lyrics were more poetic and embraced new technology to create unique sounds. So now that you loved my suggestions of Rush and Yes. Still recommending Chicago - 25 or 6 to 4 Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath And a new one Blood Sweat and Tears - Vehicle or When I die

[@fibretowne]

Imagine. This was my highschool music and I saw them live performing this song. Fantastic 🤗

[@johnlineberger9560]

Palace Theater Louisville, Kentucky.

[@brettteeter3461]

Chapel Hill, NC

[@cityhonors1]

🙋🏿‍♀️ Radio City Music Hall & The Beacon in Manhattan. 🤔 A few times in Atlantic City 😔 but getting up for school the next day sucked big time! 😉🐰

[@fibretowne]

Los Angeles, CA

[@geraintlumley6432]

I haven't heard this tune for years - thank you James. I'd forgotten what an amazing bassist Chris Squire (RIP) was. Who would have thought that a prog rock band could sound so funky?

[@markjohnson4217]

Welcome to one of the greatest supergroups of the early 70s. They took epic arrangements to a whole new level. Groups like Styx, Kansas, Rush, Boston and even Queen, owe much to this innovative band.

[@normarteau2611]

Please do not include Rush in this list. They created their own music

[@markjohnson4217]

@@normarteau2611 YES actually had an enormous impact on Geddy and Alex, and they would be quite happy to be included in this list, every group I mentioned was very original and all major players in defining 70s orchestral rock and keeping great music alive.

[@stevenhollingsworth733]

@@normarteau2611 Rush was heavily influenced by yes. That is why the inducted them into the Rock and roll Hall of Fame. Rush was a low-level water down version of yes.

[@keithcullison9152]

My friend, I love that you are opening up your horizons. Some of us have grown up to these songs...the soundtracks to our lives. I absolutely love watching you experience it for the first time.

[@mariusholthhanssen712]

Ah, the subtle magic of Yes. Everybody playing their own melody, and somehow it all fits perfectly together.

[@thatsmyassbrostop]

Close to the edge album is an absolute masterpiece.

[@JTCox]

Now, check out the epic 80's version of Yes, "Owner Of A Lonely Heart". These guys are legends.

[@cityhonors1]

I saw them do this at Radio City Music Hall and 😍 bought the 45' the next day with babysitting $ which paid for all my nosebleed section tickets! 😂 That and Bday + Xmas $ from my grandma! 😁🐰

[@stanthonymusic]

yesss dude this classic track is one of the funkier I've ever listened to! I'm into it since I was like 5 years old haha Chris Squire's bassline in INSANE, may he rest in peace

[@PeterBuwen]

Listen to more YES-Songs, just for yourself. My favourite is "Heart of the sunrise".

[@lipby]

That and "Starship Trooper" are their best songs.

[@twwtjohns]

Since the death of the big man Chris Squire, Yes's Bassist i marvel at the iconic bass lines he created in all of Yes's songs. He was amazing.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Thanks, James! This is a great song. The reason we recommend so much great music is because this is the stuff we heard when we were young, and most of it was fire! Here's another recommendation: The Rolling Stones Song: Can't You Hear Me Knocking---------------------------you will love it!

[@artandguitarmusic5207]

songs from this era were epic.. made to be appreciated as a work of art. thanks for the time travel

[@albertwiles4930]

One of the best prog rock bands no doubt! Enjoyed your reaction one of Yes's best songs. A couple of other Yes songs you would enjoy reacting to: Starship Trooper , Sound Chaser , You and I .

[@maxmiller1950]

Some of the best prog rock out there

[@vandergrad]

This is one of my all-time favorite Yes songs! So glad you have been introduced to this group!

[@Star_R666]

You'll also enjoy Emerson Lake and Palmer - the genre is progressive rock for several bands including older Gensis.

[@mikemiller3069]

"I've Seen All Good People"

[@traci4187]

I am THRILLED that you finally got to YES!!! AND that you like them! I first fell in love with this band when I realized that a majority of their songs have "movements" - much like classical music. Again SO glad you liked them!

[@anthonyblakely399]

One of my all-time favorite rock band!!!! I am so glad you took my request....I hope you like them

[@joelliebler5690]

They were The Kings of Progressive rock and this song put them on the top! For seven or eight years after they put out so many great songs and YES they are even better live as I have seen them several times and once in their prime at Madison Square Garden!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@franklinzappa7043]

I saw this Magnificent Group in Colorado USA and they absolutely Shredded it. 🎼🎼🎼MASTER MUSICIANS 🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@Septemfluous]

This is what mastery of your instrument and understanding of music sounds like.

[@Fairygrl_TW]

My sons favorite group..Fun Fact: The lyrics describe a psychedelic-country life, with allusions to driving. A roundabout is a kind of traffic circle that substitutes for a stoplight and confounds tourists who are unfamiliar with them. Traffic patterns don't always make the most poetic lyrics, but the word "Roundabout" sings very well and fits with the theme of the song, as when Jon Anderson came to a roundabout in Scotland, he knew that he was almost home.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

I love watching your reactions, man. Your face telegraphs everything you're feeling.

[@jessegreen6138]

James a lot of us saw these groups 50 plus years ago. I was 12 when this song hit the radio in January 1972. I worked changing car tires at my Uncles full service Gas station at the time I made a dime for every tire I changed or repaired. Some tires at that time still had tubes in them.

[@elbruces]

Most reactors on KZbin: "I love transitions, when they switch it up." Prog rock fans: "Oh, have we got some shit for you. We've been preparing for this shit for 50 years..." (rubbing hands like a supervillain).

[@riveraricardo008]

First time i heard this i was heading to the BMF rally ( British Motorbike Federation ) from Kings Lynn to Peterborough in England. Perhaps 1977 maybe earlier. I was a young kid, going with what i thought then were adults. ( Really kids older than me. I was perhaps 13, maybe even 14 they were 18 and up ) Loved this song way back when. Even have the CD now. The whole CD is a wonder. Imagine whole hills covered with British bikes all chrome shinning in the sun. Was a great weekend.

[@riveraricardo008]

Yes i know the album is called Fragile

[@DonFormica]

The bass player was so phenomenal when he passed away they had Geddy Lee of Rush take his spot. I think it was for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction

[@sallyramirez5980]

Awesome reaction! One of my favorite bands/song.

[@jongrover8763]

The odd thing about a first time reaction to this song, is that this is a song you listen to A HUNDRED TIMES

[@merrimcarthur7198]

I am having the best time watching you having the best time discovering the best music of all time. You are now officially a Progger. Welcome! So many others have recommended wonderful groups/pieces/songs....I'd like to add my vote for ELP, Tarkus...live. Also, I wish I could have taken you to some of the fantastic concerts by YES, ELP, Tull, others back in the day. You'd have loved it. Those marvelous musicians put on quite a show.

[@charlesentrekin6607]

The reason some of us have so many suggestions is that we have several years behind us and we lived through the greatest period in music where you could is an hour of top forty radio hear hard core soul, blues rock, pop rock folk rock, and another hundred flavors of rock.

[@DrakusRecords]

I've been trying to get people into prog for decades. I thought it was a dying genre, but youtube reaction videos, of all things, are finally bringing it back.

[@z-man2343]

1969-73 was undoubtedly the most ambitious, creative and prolific 5 year span in all of modern music. Far too many to list here, but all the great bands of that era produced their finest music during that time. Roundabout by Yes, off their groundbreaking album Fragile, is but one tremendous example. 64-68 & 74-79 had its share of outstanding music as well, but there is just something very special about this particular period of time that separates it from all the rest.

[@kevinmcconnell9426]

Linda Ronstadt and the Nelson Riddle orchastra; “What’s New”. It’ the queen of 60’s 70’s every style of music expanding once again to music of the 30’s, 40’s, and 50’s, with one of the great band leaders and his band. The three Riddle albums I believe e netted her two Grammys. She also sang “Gilbert and Sullivan’s” “pirates of penzas” on Broadway, w/ Kevin Kline, and of course she won a Tony.

[@ScaleModelCraft]

I don't search many channels for their past videos....I do it a lot with yours!! You are AWESOME!!

[@anthonyblakely399]

You guys are going down a DEEP Rabbit Hole with Yes and their AMAZING Music Masterpieces!!! Dude!!!! You gotta here "Awaken" and "Going For The One" by Yes. Another music masterpieces of songs by them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gogiggs6416]

There's this chill flamenco-ish guitar and it's good and it's nice and then Chris Squire comes in on bass and the whole band just goes OFF!

[@dolfinpt]

You’ve just begun to experience YES! There are SO many more Epic songs by the #1 Prog Band Ever!!!❤

[@brianfisher6165]

We were lucky enough to grow up with these bands!!!🎵🎶😁😎✌️

[@anthonyblakely399]

We were born before these groups like Yes formed....We heard them on the radio.....we are sharing with you the beginnings of Rock n' Roll and we were a very much apart of that beginning...We Were the Beginning!!! Hahahaha...lol....hahaaha....Glad you like Yes. Try reacting to "Southside of the Mountain" by Yes. It's THE JAM!!!!

[@keithcullison9152]

I have loved your responses to my favorite band Rush...Yes and Roundabout is a great sideways move into the Prog world! As a Bass player I love listening to the bass line in this song

[@anthonyblakely399]

We grew up with this music....we only had a radio....and.....we grew up with.....it...and ..yeah ...and I can't wait to see you react to them "Live" performing this song!!!!

[@bastidface]

If the prog rock bug is biting you in a good way, you can never go wrong with Yes, Genesis, and Pink Floyd. Lots of others too, but there's something special about those three. As for Yes, check out any of the "Yes Union Live Shows" on KZbin. This tour was fun because you have Yes West (80s Yes) and Yes East (vintage 70s Yes) combined as one supergroup on stage.

[@nickcorallo453]

It's such fun watching your surprise to the songs of my teen years!

[@armadillotoe]

We have 50+ years of great to good music to draw upon. That is how we do it.

[@ZalMoxis]

YES albums right into the 80's are all superb...

[@johnirving5949]

My favorite Yes song is actually one of their more radio-play songs, "Lift Me Up". But all of Yes is excellent music!

[@marysweeney7370]

This was a big radio hit in its day and also decades later on classic rock radio.

[@thomasroutte8942]

Most of the music I listened to growing up was shared by my By my older brother,he took me to see them in Louisville Ky in Louisville Ky in the early 70s😮

[@timmurphy3977]

Keep grinding Rome. You know what's up.

[@rickkernell2486]

Friend, I simply enjoy watching you experience music. Your joy is contagious...

[@GG-ol6eu]

Keep this up! I was born in the 1960s and get the biggest kick out of your reactions to songs I grew up with as a kid. Makes me feel young again. I will now tell you of some sublime and totally different music that you have probably yet to encounter. The album is Getz/Gilberto. (FYI, it won record of the year and album of the year in the 1965 Grammy Awards.) You should start with the Girl From Ipanema, which won record of the year (which is saying something because it beat out I Want To Hold Your Hand by the Beatles), but my personal favorite on the album is Doralice. That's all I'll say, except it would give me a smile if you choose to listen. Thanks.

[@lorilxn1597]

Another concert I went to in the 80's. Cedar Rapids Iowa, something happened with the back up band so they showed a Bugs Bunny cartoon, the one where he fights the bull. Such a great concert. Ive been blessed to make it to the ones I did. I almost was able to see Eric Clapton, i believe he was playing in Moline Illinois

[@sallysharp3845]

I was lucky enough to see them do this song live back in the 70's at RFK Stadium in DC. I love watching your video, it reminds me how great it was to grow up with such diverse and wonderful music.

[@googleuser5040]

Ok, so this is the best example of what amazing and so beautifully composed music of our generation! I'm so happy that you and other young people are checking this amazing music for the first time. I'm kind of jealous - because in my day - there was so much excellent music - it wasn't as such a mind blowing experience - well maybe Yes - but overall there was just so much good music - the bar for us was set kind of high. Cheers!

[@sanandaallsgood2393]

This band was so far ahead of others in their music and words! Major awesome! If you want to hear an amazing song of Yes', you have to hear Close to the Heart. It's a long song, but there are so many transitions and tempo changes and the words are dynamic! Timeless.

[@PunguinYoga]

Record executive: So do you guys play rock, jazz, funk, pop, or classical? Yes: Yes.

[@lindehughes1773]

OWNER OF A LONLEY HEART by Yes is really good 👍

[@johnlineberger9560]

Ditto

[@Jbwynn14]

That bass is sick...I needed this right now ❤

[@ronaldmorgan7632]

Yes - 'Close to the Edge'...when you're ready for a journey.

[@philging]

Welcome to the magical world of Yes - keep exploring.

[@davidakers3564]

The world is full of fabulous music, ain't it?

[@waynee5603]

I love it man.....the automatic head bob as the bassline kicks in at 2:03. My reaction each time too !

[@KawaTony1964]

We don't keep coming up with these groups, these groups just keep comin' up with us. We've been alive along time.

[@weh3weh3]

Chris Squire one of the early users of Rotosound bass strings. Larry Graham was the first player I heard use Rotosound strings.

[@JayM409]

This is in my truck's CD player right now. I love Yes and this is my favourite Yes song. Additionally, I love Roger Dean, the artist who painted the cover to the Fragile Album.

[@davidvornsand6054]

You got it! Love your reaction. We have so many great. Artists in the day. Enjoy the journey. Thank you for sharing!

[@lisarainbow9703]

"Yours Is No Disgrace" by Yes, please!!

[@fennecfanatic5566]

What I’ve learned about Prog is that they are extremely sophisticated Jam Bands. In the best way possible.

[@rhwinner]

We used to turn our Pioneer receivers up to '11' to listen to this....

[@brkntires]

Cause it is one more.....

[@anthonyharris7226]

Kent State University met all the people from the group I grew up listening to this for years.

[@jtj909]

Make no mistake, these guys could PLAY!

[@irical100]

You might be interested to check out the live version fro the R&R Hall of Fame music awards performance; Geddy Lee, bassist for Rush, is sitting in with Yes

[@josbruls]

I just love the way you let yourself be dragged into this beautiful song!

[@jackfetter]

Chris Squire, Bass extraordinaire... RIP...