YES - Then

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Music performed by YES
Jon Anderson - vocals, percussion
Peter Banks - electric and acoustic guitars, vocals
Tony Kaye - piano, organ
Chris Squire - bass, vocals
Bill Bruford - drums, percussion
Filmed for Belgian TV
Featuring Steve Howe on guitar & vocals
Director: Paul Leleu
Producer: Michele Arnaud
CoProduction R.T.B. & O.R.T.F.
Images Copyright © 1970 R.T.B.F.
Written by Jon Anderson, Cotillion BMI
Available on the DVD 'YES Rock of the 70s'
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THEN
And in a time that's closer
Life will be even bolder - Then
Souls will be complicated
Life will be consummated - Then
Hearts will be brought together
Soon in our minds forever - Then
As long as we see
There's only us who can change it
Only us to rearrange it
At the start of a new kind of day
Love is the only answer
Hate is the root of cancer - Then
Truth is just for the being
And there's the sight for seeing - Then
Thoughts will be thought together
Soon in our minds forever - Then
As long as we see there's only us
Who can change it
Only us to rearrange it
At the start of a new kind of day
And in a time that's closer
Life will be even bolder - Then
Love is the only answer
Hate is the root of cancer - Then
Thoughts will be thought together
Soon in our minds forever - Then

[@beadgala]

I am writing from 2022-I am now 62 years old-this is the music of my youth.( I live in Russia\former URSS) And it is ETERNAL.This music is so beautiful that it will pass into the future when there will be no us and these young boys who created this beautiful music.I am so grateful to them for their music-they have graced my life!!!

[@geoffchandler8684]

65 and totally agree with you

[@beadgala]

@@geoffchandler8684 Where are you from? I am from Russia.

[@docsketchy]

These young boys... Jon Anderson is 78, poor Chris Squire passed away at 67 from leukaemia almost 8 years ago. These guys were (and are) my heroes, and Yes music was my religion growing up (and still is). I'd like to think that they are immortal, but alas...

[@theheyheygirl7791]

Мне ещё только 21 год, но эта музыка во многом и мою молодость определила.

[@beadgala]

@@theheyheygirl7791 вам повезло с мозгами😊😊 Слушайте ещё Led Zeppelin-это вообще улёт!!!

[@emergentform1188]

A true masterpiece that still holds weight today and, for me, has stood the test of time. Absolute genius, even in these early days.

[@rockturtleneck]

Those first couple of Yes records are really underrated even though they got way better when Steve Howe came into the fold.

[@Tom-ok2rh]

@@rockturtleneckFor sure..Howe made his presence loud and clear on “The Yes Album”

[@elainetozer8177]

I'm 72 years young and YES moved to North Devon and I was fortunate to see them play many times locally 👍 Thank you X

[@ВалерийДобрынин-к1э]

I'm 50 listening to Yes there is even vinyl "Relayer" 1974 (Atlantic) Greetings from Siberia!

[@jamespayne5188]

Love Bill Bruford's drumming. Tight, crisp.

[@bobfitzpatrick8952]

And an unusual drummer, with those toms flat like that. In 1985 I got to stand about 10 feet from him while he tuned up his drums before a local show. Neat memory - he was with Pat Moraz. Hell of a show.

[@theresa42213]

@@bobfitzpatrick8952 ~ Yea ...Bill is my favourite drummer of all time!! His pic is the 'Wallpaper' on my phone!! Seen him 3x ...'Earthworks', 'Crimson' '83, and 'ABWH' ~ '89 Great drummer! Great, _Great_ drummer! Entertaining, Fun, Tricky, tight, unique, great audience interaction, and HE LOVED HIS WORK!!!! Kind of a looker TOO! A real 'GUY'! Still married to his 1972 bride Carolyn. l would have LOVED to see him with Genesis in '77 !!!!!!! l love PROG! Seen Zappa 4x too!! xD

[@RicardoMartinez-jy5lo]

One of the three greatest, along with fellow Brit Phil Collins and American Stewart Copeland.

[@mikereiss4216]

His drumming was really great on the first two albums. On TYA it was less energetic but that's probably because it didn't need to be.

[@mikereiss4216]

@@theresa42213 I've seeen him three times also: Earthworks(02)(where I talked to him very breifly and had my cd sound of surprise signed), ABWH and Union(91). I saw KC twice but he was not in the band by the time I saw them(95 and 01).

[@moondogaudiojones1146]

I agree! I’m 72 and Yes was what I ate morning noon and night during my years at art college. Still love their music.

[@ericbergmueller2981]

I’m 60. I had great roommates. I told them I loved the Yes album, and they said, well what about the earlier stuff?!?! Also helped me discover early Genesis. Wow!

[@augustopinto2859]

Chris Squire on Keyboards wow, that's something new for me.

[@nazfrde]

He clearly has no idea what he's doing. LOL

[@jkent6526]

Who is here because they love finding gems like this on KZbin?

[@chrispetritsch4959]

you

[@Luckysevenization]

@@chrispetritsch4959 both

[@bogumiastanczak2625]

@@Luckysevenization ja, oczywiście.

[@djamz1]

I found the album three weeks ago at Disc Replay. I was there to pick up In Hearing of by Atomic Rooster.

[@Cobalt985]

@@djamz1 Welcome! This is my favourite band of all time. I believe they have at least 1 song that someone will enjoy (even if you don’t count anything after ‘80)! This was the first song I heard that wasn’t from Fragile.

[@TFFMOAC]

1:28 favorite part I love the line “love is the only answer, hate is the root of cancer”.

[@awaken77]

these words are still actual in 2021

[@paullakowski2509]

@@awaken77 YES i find my self saying that to people Quite often.

[@Magnetron33]

I have have frequently referred to that in my own head over the last 52 years

[@rotl]

it's simple , mundane even , but we forget it .. that's why ... for me it's is to life be even bolder line ... that's not something you hear everyday , but should ...

[@milesdavis5320]

Probably my favorite quote ever and I'm 17 Maybe something from Prince or King Crimson could beat it but it's up there

[@ronskopitz2360]

How was this not a hit?? Yes’ 2 early albums not being more successful is truly baffling to me. There is true greatness on them!

[@michaelpetitt5580]

not widely distributed in USA ??

[@jeffburns4219]

It was a tough business then, and it’s a tougher business now. Anyway, although I like this song I can’t imagine it as a hit anytime anywhere. It just doesn’t fit the format.

[@ReelStamas]

This is YES... Lots of great musicians have been in Yes, but THIS IS YES !!!

[@suzandouglass5241]

This is my fav early Yes video. Jons get up, and Chris and Tony switching instruments, and of course Steve Howe in the video, but Peter Banks on the record. Wonderful music. Silly, silly people.

[@franklinj1038]

It was the 🍄 😁

[@philbrann1589]

was this just for the film? that sounds like Squire on bass

[@billseely991]

So great!......

[@7piecebucket]

@@philbrann1589 Yeah, it was just for the filming. If you look closely, Tony Kaye does a ridiculous job of trying to play the bass. 😂

[@joaquimscbr]

Messed all.

[@Progressive-Rock]

ただただ懐かしい😂 初来日の時は子供だったけど、２回目以降毎回１人でウキウキしながらライブに行った事を思い出しました✨ YESの複雑な音楽はプログレ界でも特別な存在ですね✨ クリスとトニーが入れ替わっててワロタ😂

[@IronmanKMSA]

Alan White is a great drummer.. but damn.. Bruford.. he was the best drummer Yes ever had.

[@theresa42213]

lronman KMSA~ Yup! Bruf was All yes purists favorite because he's a great, GREAT drummer. l always thought Yes should have replaced Bill with a jazz drummer. A jazz drummer like Bill would have fit better and l ain't afraid to say it. :D

[@johnalex6309]

Bruford once claimed he didn't REALLY learn to play until after leaving Yes. Yeah... sure...

[@theresa42213]

John Alex~ l could see him saying that. l know that _for him_ leaving the group WAS the best decision he could have made. He developed a hell of a lot with Crimson...and his chops just got better and better. He is not ''thee best'' drummer around.... but he is my favorite, because of the way he interacted with the audience all three times l saw him live. He's a powerhouse... with gobs of charisma and a great smile! Those 'Bruins' overalls were pretty dang cool too! XD

[@alfredocarvajal8324]

KZbin

[@MerkinMuffly]

King Crimson's best drummer too

[@joykeebler1916]

YES HAS TO BE THE GREATEST BAND OF ALL TIME!.

[@Lusia-Zlusia]

Так и есть, да видит бог

[@joykeebler1916]

@@Lusia-Zlusia - and for Yes Music ascends to drop so meaning...

[@paullakowski2509]

no argument their😁

[@kennethduval6769]

Definitely

[@rembeadgc]

Such a harmonically, melodically and rhythmically rich band even in it's early days!

[@tison333]

This voice cannot be compared. It's exquisite and rings bells of eternal youth.

[@marioalfredocarrenoperalta8496]

I agree with "Love is the only answer" and "Hate is the root of cancer."

[@gedofgont1006]

Yes! Our bodies manifest what is in our hearts and minds. Anderson's lyrics always had way more to them than many people give him credit for. Do not give in to hate!✊💪🤝👍😍

[@s1d299]

Everybody hates hate. Poor hate.

[@Dmdmello]

so you love cancer then?

[@111usul]

I shall leave my pathophysiology studies now and proceed to love everything.

[@obbor4]

@@s1d299 I don't know. There appear to be a great many people willing to give 'thumbs down' to virtually anything. There are many people who love hate and hate love...

[@ivantheturtle3701]

Out of all the music videos that have a billion views, this one deserves to be one of them!

[@billseely991]

Its so early and cool!

[@LocoManuel]

Aún no llega ni al millón de vistas. La cosa va enserio....

[@brunovallesmunoz4757]

MASSIVE underrated song, album and line up!!

[@agusgunawan3482]

still have this vinyl album, but right now is not to frequent to play

[@cubswincubswin]

Bill Bruford is one of the top five greatest rock drummers of ALL-TIME! 😎

[@cristianvilches245]

one or two ✌️

[@JeffersonLeeEng]

Interesting, though, considering he's more comfortable playing jazz

[@Cobalt985]

@@JeffersonLeeEng There's a certain type of satisfaction you get from playing something that's musically complicated/cerebral. I can see why Bruford preferred King Crimson.

[@OggyGTA]

Yeah I'd remove the "Rock" from that statement. He is one of the greats.

[@Cobalt985]

@@cristianvilches245 Agree! People would deffo fight over him vs. Neil Peart (and then some clown would undoubtedly throw John Bonham in there for some ungodly reason) but in my mind he’ll always be #1.

[@awaken77]

Chris is the star of this video. Fallen down on rocks being tired of keyboard solo 5:45

[@billseely991]

He needed a cheesburger

[@allisonrich5061]

He was a Fish out of Water :-)

[@davidperry7128]

Surprised he got out of bed.

[@markhunter8554]

@@billseely991 If so, it must have been before his stint as a vegetarian.

[@markhunter8554]

@@davidperry7128 Or out of the bath (the origin of his nickname).

[@debbielynn7881]

These guys were a trip to listen to in junior high. So different. Put their albums on my turntable and time travel.... Good times.

[@danielromitre4680]

Love is the only answer, hate is the root of cancer. This is true.

[@JonahJojoTheMan]

Tony Kaye on bass, Chris on keyboards, Steve on guitar. He who hasn't been on the Time and a Word album. And Bill is the happiest, freezing to death in this wind. And Chris's fall, in the end, was real. What fun!

[@nz1229]

1:07 but Chris can't play/copy keyboards very well. I guess they were bored like other Yes videos and decided to change parts?

[@joeybenoit6269]

We're all here all of us watching them they are so young! Like little children!. Pure in heart!

[@zuttv1846]

We live by YES, since childhood in the 70s, theirs is not just music is heavenly sounds.

[@foobarbazquux]

What a beautiful song. Possibly my favorite from Yes.

[@MaynardJamesKeller]

Possibly some of my favorite lyrics ever. Won't leave my head/still guiding my confusing path through time and the world.....

[@mariocotocolomer1645]

yeah! me too!

[@billseely991]

Its hard to choose....starship trooper..wondrous stories..leave it...so many song from 3 decades

[@markhunter8554]

@@billseely991 I would leave out Leave It.

[@victormiranda417]

Chris Squire on hammond, & Tony Kaye on bass...😂

[@Tony-yg6bz]

For fun? Or did they actually switch sometimes? I noticed this

[@PJsUTubeVids]

Yeah, what's up with that ???

[@benjaminscherrey1124]

haha funny guys....

[@pl1952]

?????

[@magneto7930]

Just did it for the video.

[@ronaldpetrin5823]

"Love is the only answer ...hate is the cancer" words to live by in 20/20.

[@johnreeves6286]

The lyric is: "Hate is the root of cancer".

[@gerardoantoniorosastrejo6774]

You can hear it again and again and again it is beautiful (For the new generations)

[@RayRay-ot5xd]

Love these early Yes videos. I never really got into their first two albums, but the older I get the better they sound. This video and the others from this time period is icing on the cake. Legendary!!

[@nikolaimikhail7774]

Tony's bass technique is fanomanal and flawless

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

Chris's keyboard chops...

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

@@johnwallace2802 Boom boom!

[@ggaworowski]

@@johnwallace2802haha!!!! Yes!

[@Chris73262]

😂😂😂. No, amigo! Tony Kaye jamás tocó bajo; ni Chris Squire 1 Hammond ni tampoco 1 Mellotron! Lo que sucedió fue que, les pidieron hicieran una serie de temas para grabarlos y reproducirlos como presentación de la banda, en la Televisión de Bélgica; Sin embargo, tanto a Chris Squire como a Tony Kaye, desde el principio no les agradó la idea del "doblaje" de un tema; sin embargo, el mánager aconsejó hacerlo por ganancias extras para la banda que andaba promocionandose en Europa. Al final, Chris y Tony, quienes no estaban de acuerdo, decidieron "cambiar de papeles" y tocaron instrumentos de los cuales no tenían más que la Teoria, solo para manifestar que esos videos solo eran para la t.v. Si hubiese estado Wakeman, el NO se hubiese escuchado hasta en China. Hahaha 😂😂😂 Saludos, desde Chile.

[@zenaldoazevedo285]

...A banda com músicas de maior nível de complexidade do planeta. E fazem acontecer com muitíssima técnica, emoção, criatividade e alma!!

[@claudiojunior3329]

Verdade, eles foram demais de bom 👏

[@swinedog712]

Chris' fake keyboards are awesome. Tony's fake bass ain't bad either. Love this video.

[@scissors656]

+swinedog712 and steve's faking to peter banks guitar work.

[@martinloud77]

I guess Trump would love this band. : P Fake , fake..... ^^

[@theresa42213]

Marcio Santos No. They're just fuckin around. XD

[@daisyjane1070]

Bloody heck, I didn't know that. Thank you. OT: never noticed before how much Bruford looked like young film star Mark Lester (played the title orphan waif in "Oliver!").

[@3edici516]

and steve fake guitar

[@alexandrevanini2729]

One of the best bands I have ever seen, five fantastic, technical, creative and talented musicians.

[@MrStrat01]

The kings of progressive music 😍❤ I grew up with their music and there are no words to describe how much I love these guys ❤ RIP Chris and Alan, I miss you so much 😭

[@fuelflownormal]

Love the old Yes logo on Brufords bass drum.

[@genericusername1365]

Many years later Dylan Howe would supplement White on drums during one tour and he had that original YES logo on his bass drum too. Nice nostalgic thing to do.

[@genericusername1365]

​@R2D2 No. The YES logo is on Bruford's bass drum (also on Howe's bass drum).

[@nirradyen-tolobaz3727]

R2D2 Do U even have a clue ,what the parts of a drum kit are named?😂

[@zachsmith3]

@@genericusername1365 Steve Howe? The guitarist?

[@genericusername1365]

@@zachsmith3 No, Steve Howe's son, Dylan, who is a drummer and played drums on one Yes tour in recent years to back up Alan White when Jay Schellen wasn't available.

[@MrCaptainSquibbles]

Wow I just found this song. What a nice little gem.

[@TheRedfire555]

It's kind of cool seeing Squire play a different instrument, idk why. :D

[@jstock2317]

OK, so I'm not going crazy?

[@daveepelone6221]

Chris isn''t taking his Ric out into that inhospitable environment, that's a Telecaster bass

[@brianjlevine]

@@daveepelone6221 that's his customized stereo Telecaster bass. I suspect the Ric may have been in the shop getting a repaint or something.

[@McBeth.]

I was surprised, too, and looked him up on wiki...to quote: "In addition to bass, Squire also occasionally played harmonica, piano and guitar" What a mammoth talent. And so majestic in both skill and stature; he makes his bass look like a small toy.

[@allisonrich5061]

@@McBeth. There will only ever be one Chris Squire!

[@corwin9]

The should have had Bill lip-syncing and Jon on drums.

[@christiandaelemans]

he already was lip syncing!

[@franklinj1038]

Right😆

[@nadiaagbi]

hat, glasses and a blanket.....i love it!

[@donlebo6824]

Love Jon's mystical mariachi get up.

[@hellmuth26]

this chorus has always been one of my favorites by yes, love those basslines.

[@kevofaith]

How can this music be fun, creative and serious all at the same time?! This is a powerful gem :) Love is the only Answer, hate is the root of cancer, then.

[@durbinjoseph]

Great song from early Yes. I became a fan in 71, and never got the chance to see them until the Relayer tour a few years later. Outstanding! I saw them many times until the incarnations began substituting for Jon's ill health. I have to hand it to Davidson on a video I caught he sounded more like Jon than others they subbed in.

[@Aweso1974]

“Love is the only answer, hate is the root of cancer, then” was my senior quote

[@arke5713]

thats awesome

[@eliasricardo2016]

Love is the only answer, hate is the root to the cancer. So true and awesome.

[@thomasfk09]

I can't get over the drumming in this song. Absolutely incredible stuff

[@Transterra55]

Chris falling on the rocks at the end...OUCH! That had to hurt.

[@catboybobe]

I never knew Chris had passed until I found out several months ago. Time can be a good thing as it brings maturity, knowledge and wisdom. It can be a bad thing as it causes aging, degradation and illness to take away from us those who have dearly touched us with their talents and genius......RIP, Chris

[@geoffchandler8684]

Nice comment

[@sawneybean71]

Steve looks bloody cold...jon looks toasty in his big blanket

[@RicardoMartinez-jy5lo]

For what I know, weather in Britain is cool or cold most of the year.

[@beachcomber4141]

LOL!!!! Jon might have ran off to a heated tent during the instrumental parts!

[@markgray3648]

Mr Howe genuinely looks like he’s freezing his nuts off. He’s on the wrong type of drugs, obviously

[@billseely991]

If Steve ate more than guitar string he might have fat to keep him warm

[@melaniehenry7716]

Not heard this track for a long time. Another timeless song still sounding great

[@dmreeoogdaq]

I keep expecting Michael Palin, with a long, gray beard, to come running out of the ocean, then struggle up the beach to the camera, and declare, "It's..."

[@Parrambusties]

Better declare: "Yes..." ;D

[@dhalsim-1]

dmreeoogdaq Or John saying "And now for something completely different"

[@keira1989]

This is brilliant. Thank you, you made my day.

[@jmorra]

What....is the capitol of Assyria?

[@bobfitzpatrick8952]

It reminds me of the lifeboat sketch where they throw macaroons at the Ark Royal...

[@virgilrw]

Wow! I've never heard this song before! Jon Anderson's voice is priceless! #YES! ☆☆☆☆☆

[@paullakowski2509]

Even in the late eights his voice still can hold the note.

[@sherryfentiman3998]

Love this song. So old but so great. Thank you YES

[@blizzarias9277]

something about this video seems so nostalgic almost familiar; it evokes a strange feeling i cannot describe

[@euanelliott3613]

RIP Chris Squire, an awesome musician. I remember hearing him talking about Trevor Horn having the nightmare of going to Madison Square Garden, and Chris being the coach saying "Don't worry son you can do it, it'll be alright, it'll be alright".

[@misterakt]

i grew up with my dad’s well-loved copy of the Yesterdays comp, and this was my favorite song on the LP. absolutely wonderful stuff! think its silly Steve is in this video but didnt play on the song. TAAW is one of Yes’s most underrated albums in my opinion.

[@timelanguid4813]

Fookin genius. Looks really cold but some smiles warm them up. They look cool as!

[@serenitypeaceandcomfort3669]

I said the same thing!!

[@arthouston7361]

I had never seen this clip before. Look at Chris go on those Hammond keys! And it was nice to see a closeup of Bill's hands on the sticks. We were all so young then. That fall looked like it hurt, though.

[@tomb613]

Bruford's drumming is inspiring.

[@THECARS7879]

Yes for the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame ! Are you kidding me that they arent in yet?

[@tonyrome3119]

Steve Dwyer they deserve a higher place I would not want to match then with some of the other mediocre rock band that are there.

[@56b9]

hey they got in

[@jacksnack7878]

Great artist, grand photography and production, the breakwater is like a giant guitar neck in the surf ... two thumbs up!!

[@billseely991]

Its rare you can get so many talented musicians in one group. . especially since they all play each others instruments!

[@kleberpereira9788]

I imagine that the fun joke of Chris Squire simulating the keyboards and Tony Kaye the bass, may have started because Steve Howe was not very comfortable, simulating a guitar that was not his. So to make him more comfortable, they made this joke. "You didn't play that guitar, but neither did Chris play keyboards, nor did Kaye play bass. :

[@Johnnyhumbkr]

That Gibson ES-175 was his favorite guitar. Am I missing something???

[@roberthadnagy]

@@Johnnyhumbkr he means the guitar part. This whole album was recorded with Peter Banks on guitar but he was already replaced with Steve by the time they shot this video.

[@michaellambert5223]

And and and where were the horn players??? Lol

[@jeffturner6698]

@@Johnnyhumbkr he wasnt in the band yet!

[@jeffturner6698]

@@roberthadnagy oh sorry...just saw your remark. My bad

[@ignacecappuyns4255]

This is again filmed in Belgium at the seaside, Ostend probably. Great ! Yes of their first two albums is so enjoyable.

[@alejandrov1103]

This is one of the most beautiful Yes songs from their first period, before Rick Wakeman at the keyboards.

[@RicardoMartinez-jy5lo]

Anderson never tries to fake any sort of a near-American accent.

[@עופרמרחב]

And before Steve Howe on the guitar.

[@big_fat_hen]

Listen to their first album.

[@hdrake1000]

One of my very favorite songs by Yes, such a great line up. I am a Bill Bruford fan and I believe his drumming with Yes, like on this song for example, is his best work.

[@Olegzyan]

Bruford's drum roll is great!

[@justineapril7922]

Wow! First time seeing this video and I've been a fan of Yes since 1974. Brilliant!! 💜💜💜💜💜

[@DikoNiko34]

This video need more views

[@RicardoMartinez-jy5lo]

Look at 4:22 the image of the band against the sea, the composition of the image.

[@Gustavomaio76]

We must be thankful for that song. After that, the world would know Squire as top 5 bass player in the world and Kaye top ten keyboarder.... Then everything came together.

[@kevincarrigan3083]

Of its day; but, it holds up pretty well. I enjoy listening to it. Very funny with the instrument switch.

[@functionalschizophr]

I just walked into the air ....certainly the best prog video...but also one of the best songs known

[@ziggyzagzi8017]

Prognificant!

[@flickwtchr]

This music video feels fresh, all of these years later, and the music itself really does feel timeless. I say yes to Yes.

[@chrispeterson73]

Love this entire album!❤🙂

[@rknotz187]

u could argue best yes song ever

[@hyacinthlynch843]

"These things I command you, that ye love one another." -- John 15 :17

[@JeffK1980]

2:30-2:40... the bass line was used in "Heart Of The Sunrise" from their 1972 album "Fragile". This song heard here is from their second album from 1970 titled "Time And A Word".

[@rayanthony7463]

Why is Chris Squire on keyboards and Tony Kaye on bass? I also wondered why Steve Howe was on the cover of this album but Peter Banks played on it? Bill Burford kills it on this track like everything else he's done with Yes, a bit better than Alan White.

[@jaminjef]

Uh, did you hear Alan White play the drums on this song in the present tour? He did fantastic, and even did a fuckin' awesome drum solo in it!

[@pryt86]

Jeff Fowler when the hell did alan ever play the song Then? I cant find anything. Plus alan is fucking horrible now a days.

[@jaminjef]

my bad! I was watching Astral Traveler from the In The Present tour at the same time I wrote that! But, Damn, you are one of those people who never gives Alan any credit! You do realize Bill is retired now? Also, are you aware that Bill didn't play drums on Gates of Delerium or Sound Chaser?

[@pryt86]

Jeff Fowler of course i know that. Bill left after close to the edge. Alan was good back in the 70s. Then over time, he just got slower and lazy.

[@jaminjef]

Lazy? Ah, shut up!

[@anthonyandorn9220]

We're all so BLESSED TO SEE AND UNDERSTAND THIS

[@Kei-id3pw]

Que gran canción!! Que Grandes músicos ❤ El prog rock es vida!!!

[@juaniriarte1193]

uwu

[@f-2lobos790]

@@oreoconmayonesa JAJAJJAJJA

[@reichmuth100]

I've never seen Chris Squire playing anything but his bass. Awesome video. they were just baby''s.

[@mirabellemyrtille7618]

"MASTERPIECE"

[@falkormoonchild4822]

by the master, not the yes performers

[@NilezII]

They look like they're freezing their asses off!

[@franklinj1038]

And Sum!

[@DrTomoculus]

It cracks me up that Squire & Kaye switch instruments for this promo. And it's cracking Chris Squire up midway thru Tony Kaye's keyboard solos that he's not supposed to be doing them. But he knows them pretty well!!!

[@jerrychvarak5735]

One of my ATF's "YES" was inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame last night.....about friggin time!! I first heard YES as a teenager around 1972, and they forever changed how I related to music! All these years later, and I still see them nearly every time they visit Phoenix!!

[@janetking1239]

They're so young with so much deep, spiritual intuition in this clip.

[@suzandouglass5241]

This is my fav early Yes video. Jons get up, and Chris and Tony switching instruments, and of course Steve Howe in the video, but Peter Banks on the record. Wonderful music. Silly, silly people. Wonder whose idear it was...

[@jaminjef]

I suspect it was Squire's idea, he's laughing his ass off!

[@falkormoonchild4822]

non of them's

[@fitnessguru8012]

So cool seeing these guys so young. I really appreciate my old bandmates and teenage friends. I wish we took a lot more pictures.

[@angelagarrucha2117]

Is there something wrong here? Or is it just Chris and Tony switching places? The fact that Steve has to mime the guitar parts of Peter Banks and suffer in the cold makes me feel bad...

[@ericdupont1326]

I remember that sequence played on belgium TV on may or june 1969 ; that is the time I became Yes fan

[@andregilet4192]

this song is a real killer

[@SolarHarvestSolutions]

Wore this 8 track out in my 71 Dodge Dart

[@Jude107c]

When Rock was Rock!

[@jimdartouzos2127]

Squire...falling over on the rocks..at the very end...that was Awesomely hilarious...and timeless.

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

one of their great great songs...A top 25 for me for sure

[@lincolnmmitchell]

I was just thinking the same

[@rogerjones332]

Looks like they were freezing but had fun, so excellent!

[@awaken77]

Chris performed his best organ "solo"