YES - The Gates of Delirium

The first track from the 1974 studio album by Yes, called "Relayer".

[@vincentdunne3642]

I have listened to this masterpiece for 40 years, love it even more now.

[@wam44]

I loved this from the first time I listened to it on vinyl. I was like: What planet is this from?! Sounded unlike anything I had ever heard before...And then the transition at 12:57 Whoa....

[@ZordaxV]

Relayer and keys to Asuncion are the only two albums I have from the S and there’s a reason for that because they kick butt!!!

[@luisreina9943]

Reading Festival 1975, what a great performance!! Sublime!

[@strategiesbydaniel9093]

the jazz genius of Patrick Moraz fused beautifully with the other guys ...what a album 👏

[@jazzfusioner9840]

Love Patrick....

[@lancesonboston427]

Ok

[@colinjones8671]

Loved this album. Rick Wakeman had quit because of the "Tales" album, and I did not expect such a quick comeback. I had just turned 20. They ended up hating Moraz and kicked him out. Saw Yes about 7 times, including the Relayer tour.

[@cachosantillan1100]

Un disco único y genial como pocos, el tecladista Patrick Moraz ,es el único disco que participo y dejo una huella dificil de comparar con los otros tecladista de Yes, uno de mis favoritos, con 62 años ,una ves por semana escucho este disco!!!!! Gracias Yes!!!! Salve salve rocanroll!!!!

[@bigua1428]

Best music of all times ¡¡¡¡

[@k.robert6279]

A timeless masterpiece, as are many of this group's profound compositions,...yet as societies edge ever closer to numerous points of no return, especially where our planet is concerned; most of us deliberately refuse to grasp and act to immediately bring a halt to our self-destructive behaviors and practices, which will eventually lead to our decisive extinction, and since we evidently lack the courage and will to enact glaringly necessary changes, I suppose, that we will be most deserving of our extinction.

[@henkdegroot5872]

Wat de lange stukken van Yes betreft, behoort dit nummer, samen met Awaken, tot de toppers. Hier wordt volgens mij een veldslag of zoiets uitgebeeld. Dit nummer onderscheidt zich van bijv.Tales from topographic oceans doordat het een duidelijk thema heeft en meer schwung heeft. Misschien is het goed idee dat een choreograaf hiermee aan de slag gaat en er een ballet bij bedenkt. Ik zou dat wel passend vinden. Voor een bijzonder effect hebben de muzikanten zelfs een rek met afgewerkte auto-onderdelen (!) omver gegooid. De klap die dat gaf is ergens midden in het nummer te horen.....Hoewel dit nummer alweer van 1974 dateert, blijft het boeien. Dit muziekgenre wordt meestal symphonic rock genoemd, maar ik denk dat een liefhebber van klassieke muziek er zijn neus voor ophaalt.....Een gek idee misschien, maar deze muziek mag wat mij betreft nog wel afgedraaid worden boven mijn geopende graf......Vooral de passage 12:57--15:17 bezorgt mij koude rillingen.

[@charlespious1073]

Underrated YES album

[@michaelsalisbury1477]

Because it lacks zWak eman

[@user-ek7vx9rq2n]

Not by me😊😊😊😊

[@k.robert6279]

THE MORE YOU LISTEN, THE MORE YOU KNOW, THE MORE YOU KNOW, THE MORE YOU LISTEN, ETC,...ETC...ETC,...12:44+++,...CLEARLY SPEAKS VOLUMES OF UNIVERSAL, BOUNDLESS, ETERNITY, AS ONLY "THEY" CAN. SOON OH SOON THE LIGHT,...

[@Bergermeister99]

Having been a huge fan for 36 years it pains me to finally understand where they're muse is actually coming from. This song, Close to the Edge and Awaken all profess to the same source of inspiration. Breaks my heart. I wish I could have taken the blue pill and remained ignorant.

[@Mr._Mints]

…What are you talking about?

[@joseenocalmendra4066]

Me encanta , me encanta , música q jamás morirá...

[@marcelofrios6358]

Sublime!!!

[@MrWeezer55]

From 7:00 to the end is prog rock heaven. My fantasy is for them to go on with Moraz.

[@user-jj7gi5su5o]

I haven't decided which one is better yet close to the edge or relayer

[@kooratv2306]

13:00 welcome to never never-land

[@johnsurabian5522]

🎼🌟

[@davep8221]

I was wonder just yesterday, how it would've been received if the lyrics had been released as a poem. There was often an irrational push back against prog just because it was prog, but for some reason "pretension" /s is A-OK in poetry. Except limericks.

[@lancesonboston427]

Ok

[@ikinoboru4839]

馬鹿なライターがいてよくないと言っていた。

[@jamessherburn]

Please remove 'Slay them, burn their children's laughter' from the thumbnail.

[@thelyricologist9568]

Hi James Sherburn. 1) I don't select thumbnails, KZbin does, and 2) why would I do it / why are you asking me to do it?

[@jamessherburn]

@@thelyricologist9568 Apologies. After having listened to Relayer pretty much from when it came out I still thought, felt sure, that this was not a lyric from the album. I thought it a careless or deliberately misleading quote. It seemed to dark and to give a wrong impression of a piece of music which I hold dear, perhaps my number two 'Desert Island Disk' choice after Close to the Edge. I must've read the words on the record sleeve decades ago but then must've misheard or not registered that line ever since. I did check the lyrics but only to confirm my certainty, so I just scanned them, too quickly. I just checked the lyrics again and there the line is. Slightly embarrassing! Again, apologies, and thanks for replying.

[@marcos22216]

@@thelyricologist9568 You can change the thumbnail, KZbin gives you 3 options

[@WooBino.]

@@jamessherburn Desert island disk...doesn't know the lyrics.🙄

[@kevintewey1157]

Your cancel culture is unappealing and bordering on infantile 😂 I guess you probably don't like Rodger Waters either because of the wall

[@holysmoke8439]

So bad

[@thelyricologist9568]

I don't quite understand. What is bad?

[@dominikrago6969]

@@thelyricologist9568 his music taste

[@mauriciogonzalez7729]

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