Yes - Love Will Find A Way (Official Music Video)

[@brianmoore8001]

2024 and it b is still awesome!!!!❤❤❤❤

[@Вячеслав-ы6р]

Безусловно!)))

[@SilvanaPereira2014]

🙋🏽‍♀️🇧🇷

[@juansu2]

8 days left until 2025 and its still fantastic!!!

[@martinfuller1131]

Oh,YES!!😎 Cool tune!

[@jamesphillips2609]

The Jon/Trevor/Chris vocal triptych is 👌

[@josefinagarza241]

Which one is Jon?

[@andrejz8954]

@@josefinagarza241 lol, their main singer for what, 30 years? Jon Anderson.

[@josefinagarza241]

​@andrejz8954 just found yes post pandemic, you didn't have to answer,sorry I asked ,sonso bad

[@baba4126-o7b]

@@josefinagarza241 I'm pretty sure at the beginning around the campfire, he is the one sitting with the Native American choker & later the one standing dressed in all white. I say pretty sure because, like all of us, they looked much different as they aged. 😆 They are one of my favorite groups.

[@ExcitedBeachYoga-wm8xn]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@LPJack02]

RIP the three members of Yes Peter Banks (July 15, 1947 - March 7, 2013), aged 65 Chris Squire (March 4, 1948 - June 27, 2015), aged 67 Alan White (June 14, 1949 - May 26, 2022), aged 72 You will be remembered as legends.

[@elizabethmcleod246]

❤️

[@oiramsq73]

...that made me/makes me really sad. It's wrong that these guys are gone... I'm happy that Chris and Alan are together again - but I wish they were here instead. C'est la vie I guess....

[@2ndsspz]

all dead

[@goodforever1792]

He was born before us and succeeded. And we still have nothing.

[@daiya1680]

RIP ❤️

[@GustavoYanes-g2w]

Un clásico entre los clásicos de la época de oro de la música rock.

[@erichondel6221]

y como en nuestra casa...

[@YoshiCh1ef-je6me]

What the heck did I do removing this from my 80's playlist? I'm putting it back right now.

[@stephensaltau6481]

Probably listening to Billy idol.😊

[@stephensaltau6481]

Or maybe you had to make room for Bonjovi.Both of which,I am proud to announce happen to be from N.J .

[@YoshiCh1ef-je6me]

@@stephensaltau6481 I love Billy Idol so much! That doesn't mean I'm removing it lol. I'm not much for Bon Jovi, but Runaway is a BANGER

[@christianyates8883]

U better play that 80s laylist

[@christianyates8883]

​@@stephensaltau6481double thumbs up for your quote

[@jessicaguerrero3189]

Beautiful song. Listened to it every day while in the hospital 23 days due to covid, lung collapsed. I made it thru, and returned back home with my beautiful wife and kids. Thank you Jesus.

[@pierrecoulombeleprof5879]

Your lungs did NOT collapse because of a natural virus...

[@davepocono6774]

Glad your on the road to recovery. Hopefully this wasn't the only yes song that you listened to

[@jessicaguerrero3189]

Of course not, it was the one song my sister sent me while I was in the hospital. She knew that I have always Loved Yes.

[@jessicaguerrero3189]

Yes has a special place in my Heart.

[@nnnnnn3647]

Thank you doctors.

[@rciotola100]

I don't get the people who criticize 80s Yes. Incredible sound, incredible songs.

[@garycarr3857]

yesoffical

[@garycarr3857]

Yes Big Generator 1987

[@garycarr3857]

1987

[@garycarr3857]

Dec 28, 2013

[@andryprima9862]

​ 3:51

[@JasonGeske-ui2xl]

The amount of talent in this band is immeasurable!

[@tracieshepherd6189]

I know time marches on, but it sure is hard to hear "memories", like these, and not get emotional. You know, you'll never get anything, like this, again.

[@zorayasanchez2256]

Papacitossss y talentosossss

[@loudensmore4916]

I saw them twice and I agree with you totally.

[@josefinagarza241]

​@@zorayasanchez2256save los nombres de Los qué cantan por favour?

[@spiffyfootball]

YES

[@antoniojaviervegasantana7700]

Fantastico🎉🎉🎉

[@2ndsspz]

nothing wrong with being stuck in the 80's

[@frank2185]

Yep, nothing wrong.

[@chriskitchen4772]

I'll definitely 3rd that. Rich in great bands and tunes.

[@jimmytrebert1422]

low point in my life was in 1980s middle late

[@coolcat6303]

Nope nothing at all. But maybe, just maybe, if this quality of Pop/Rock music were to ever come back... all us Gen X, Baby Boomers, etc. would listen to more of today's music. I won't hold my breath though.

[@jeffreysnow2640]

That's what I say !!!

[@ColleenRogersAKANeedlenurse]

Just mourning the loss of Chris squire and Alan

[@margaretlockhart6198]

@@ColleenRogersAKANeedlenurse ❤️😥💐

[@MarkTeepell]

Love that classic 80's white flowing outfit Anderson is wearing.

[@grep67]

I absolutely love it...

[@josefinagarza241]

Do you know guy that plsys harmonica on this video thank you

[@paulgilbert2506]

@@josefinagarza241 Chris Squire

[@bddrex]

This song is a timeless classic no matter what year it is.

[@lindagarcia5572]

August 17th 2024. Still Rocking!!

[@themayor3263]

I love when I rediscover a classic I had not heard in 30 +yrs.... Love it. Has a Police feel to it...

[@colingraham3504]

This and Rhythm of Love are songs I can listen to every. single. day.

[@johnandrews3568]

it's because love WILL find a way

[@johngibbs799]

Trevor Rabin brought YES back to life. Period.

[@DS-ss396]

Agreed

[@ManuelAlbertoLedesma-gb5vs]

Tuve el placer de trabajar con ellos en 1985 cuando estuvieron en Argentina y Uruguay,cancha de Vélez y Campus de Maldonado,trabajé en logística de transporte,excelente show s iban a hacer gira por interior pero se suspendieron por amenazas de bombas y desistieron con la idea,excelentes músicos Yon Anderson,voz principal y percusión Cris Square bajo (fallecido ya)Alan White en batería,Trevor Rabin era del mismo lugar de Freddy Mercury creo que Zanzibar ,en guitarra y coros,Tony Kaye en teclados, acá presentaron el disco 90125 un tema mejor que otro,a mí me gustó más que Queen,eran como ocho camiones con los contenedores que transportaron los equipos,A Queen también le hicimos el transporte,a los dos grupos los trajo Alfredo Capalbo aunque con Yes anduvo más Coqui Capalbo y su empresa Producciones Internacionales S.A.hasta Norberto Dragui y Silvana Suárez andaban en la movida también yo Pocho Ledesma los camiones eran de una empresa uruguaya Nicolás González Transportes Internacionales de la que mi hermano fué Representante en Argentina🎉😂🎉👍

[@screenPhiles]

No? I think his addition was welcome but it's also a apparently a preview of a power struggle in the band.

[@cadcncengineeringfabricati3497]

Trevor Rabin is garbage.

[@bobabooey7088]

A very talented man

[@topsongshits2025]

Hey you, who stopped to read my comment, never give up, go ahead, fight for your dreams, things will come better for you, I wish you every success

[@PaulPaid]

👍🏾

[@ronathongreenwood3799]

Thanks

[@mattlewis6833]

When your lead singer sounds like an angel but the rest of the band can sing as well.

[@josefinagarza241]

Exactly why I asked which one is Jon Anderson, just discovered them post pandemic😮

[@donrichter3523]

The blonde haired dude in white with the high voice

[@tttappin]

Which one

[@josefinagarza241]

​@donrichter3523 thank you❤

[@jim2lane]

The most straightforward rock song that Yes ever did

[@guybeauregard]

Trevor Rabin's influence, no doubt. I think it works brilliantly.

[@MarceloKatayama]

Try Hold on, it's even more of a rocker, I think.

[@nrg16108]

So many Yes fans dislike Tevors music but this Album made the band famous and put them in the limelight of 80s music.

[@skierpage]

It was another successful chapter, but don't be ridiculous. 90125 sold about three times as many copies as Big Generator, its singles and music videos were way more popular, and Trevor Horn's production was far more influential.

[@garycarr3857]

1987

[@markhunter8554]

Fragile made them famous over a decade before this.

[@seanharrigan6365]

Trevor Rabin is an amazing musician and a very down to earth person.

[@classicrockplaylist06]

Dear friend, whatever you’re going through, I pray you find solace and strength. May your mind be free of worries, your heart be light, and your spirit be uplifted with hope. Brighter days are ahead, and you’re not alone.

[@scottcollins5060]

Can't hear this song enough. This is one of their best songs!!!

[@ccm4052]

You all should read the wiki on Trevor Rabin, a professional piano and keyboardist and guitar. He wrote this song and Owner and many of their finest albums and hits, multiple solo albums before and after and numerous film and major athletic themes and songs for the olympics and major American sports. Still going strong. amazing musical talent, this man

[@scottcollins5060]

You are correct. But, Close to the Edge, is still my favorite. And Big Generator is one of my very favorites. I wish Chris Squire was healthy and still with us. My favorite top bassists of all time. But I grew up listening to Yes and I am 63. Still got that Rock spirit deep inside.

[@robertohernandezbruno1717]

Big ……

[@tracieshepherd6189]

Yes, it is. Yes, indeed.

[@carolinebreadman685]

@@scottcollins5060 Keep rocking. Never get old. Stay spirited!

[@jenny5309-k3j]

I don't care what anyone says, I love this album.

[@plasticweapon]

it's a great album!

[@josephpavill2913]

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[@josephpavill2913]

pp000p0

[@josephpavill2913]

pppp00p0pp0p00p000

[@countd5955]

Jenny N, yes to that.

[@michaelkennedy201]

I know we all wish we could hop in the DeLorean and go back to the 80’s the music today is horrible so I just listen to 70’s 80’s and early 90’s grunge era. 🇺🇸

[@anelcantillo1628]

Me too

[@haljordan8367]

Took me 30+ years to discover this song but i am forever grateful i did

[@svogender]

Better late than never...!! Enjoy..!!! ❤👍

[@jessicaguerrero3189]

HEAVENLY!!!!!!!!

[@lawrencebittke8478]

Old Timers like me who were around in 1972 for the YES classic “Roundabout” don’t usually think later songs from a group measure up to the originals but “Love Will Find A Way” takes the prize. It is a truly Timeless Classic!!

[@Miafunfactory]

"Changes" is also pretty amazeballs.. you have to agree

[@fog1962]

Well said..your right..

[@brainscott8198]

The album 90125 re-started their career. "Owner of a Lonely Heart", "Changes", "It Can Happen", and "Leave It" were all big hits in 1983-84.

[@gregoryhodge9452]

At 57 years old I'm just realizing how awesome Yes really was/is.

[@JoshWalts]

agree

[@mikeparsons1210]

I’m 62 you younger people don’t know what you missed. Growing up in the 60s and 70s we had some of the greatest music.

[@ThatOneFellerYouKnow]

big love to all of you guys and your music. your generation supported and created some of the best sounds in history. but don’t be mistaken on who is listening. i’m only 19 and i’m right here listening with y’all. we have your music it’s just a matter of exposure. people my age need to listen to this stuff it has major soul. and maybe some of you need to listen to our music as well. it’s not one sided we should all be able to share with each other. each generation has their sound 💫

[@93qketq8]

I'm 60 and I hear ya. This band came out of the 60s and remained relevant in the 80s. Many of them added their unique sounds to the that decade and helped make it great. They're all old now, but some of them show no signs of quitting.

[@BavarianHerz]

Well said 👍

[@ThatOneFellerYouKnow]

BavarianHerz if that was for me thank you i appreciate it i feel like different generations need to connect with music

[@kayellen100]

I'm 48 and this thread made me feel young again. Thanks. Lol!

[@karenreardon5398]

Totally here in 2024! Love this band forever❤😊

[@lindagarcia5572]

August 2024.Still Rocking!!

[@ExcitedBeachYoga-wm8xn]

❤❤❤❤😂

[@Onehappyworlds]

My late uncle's favorite band. He had dementia & passed in 2018. I always want to remember him through music. It still hurts being without him. He was like a second Dad. I miss him so much. ❤

[@jamestobon3941]

Just amazing music!!!

[@jamestobon3941]

Getty Lee cited Chris Squire as one of his biggest influences. What talent ! Yes!!!!!

[@jefferythomassmith-zd8tm]

Sorry for you loss, death is never easy not being able to reconnect. Connection is severed until the dead rise from their peaceful slumber. Anyway peace be with you, grieving takes time and sometimes it is always present never ridding yourself from it. That shows your love. Peace

[@louislynch1590]

😢

[@ExcitedBeachYoga-wm8xn]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@beorntordensjold9149]

The multilayered harmonies, no auto tune, with amazing instrumentality always speaks to the human spirit. Always will.

[@1HUFFMAN]

I got a 12 speaker system with 3 sub woofers and 4 tri axles running off each 1. I dont think its possible for any more sound to be produced !!!!

[@pjford1118]

Its so surprising that they weren't bigger back then!

[@carloseduardopolli3481]

Qqq

[@olli5976]

@@pjford1118 They were really big then. Owner of a Lonely Heart is one of the biggest hits from 80s.

[@70schick87]

💯

[@bradforddillman7671]

RIP Alan White. We had a restaurant at college called Chez Nous in the ‘80s, so we always threw that line around. Song takes me back.

[@rpach1613]

The harmony between Anderson, Rabin, and Squire is amazing. Rabin is very underrated, but it’s hard replacing a legend like Howe. Rabin is every bit the equal of Steve.

[@jeffj9322]

Happy Birthday Trevor Rabin born on January 13, 1954. He is a South African musician, songwriter, and film composer. Rabin gained prominence as the guitarist in the progressive rock band Yes from 1983 to 1995. His first album with the group, 1983's 90125, which was developed mostly from his own demos, remains their best-selling album, helped by the US number one single "Owner of a Lonely Heart". After Big Generator (1987) and Union (1991), Rabin produced Talk (1994) and left the group after its tour. During his time in Yes, Rabin acquired American citizenship. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_Rabin

[@jamesberry7444]

80's kid , proud to be and will always love the music ! YES is such a great band !

[@Ana-ui9il]

❤❤😊yes I. AGREE

[@Ana-ui9il]

80 ❤ music 🎵 love it ❤😊

[@ExcitedBeachYoga-wm8xn]

❤❤❤❤😂

[@Smittyschannel]

Chris Squire looks so happy here......... RIP buddy; we already miss you

[@joyheinen2371]

What is the name of the guitarist? He's hot!

[@Smittyschannel]

which one?

[@joyheinen2371]

The tall brunette.

[@spocksjohnson5594]

Trevor Rabin

[@joyheinen2371]

Thank you for the info..:)

[@jrock2264]

Loved this song first time I heard it back in 1987. It will always have a special significance for me. I remember walking across campus listening to my generic Walkman and this came on. I was getting over a painful break-up and this just resonated. Love did find a way, I got married a couple of years later. That was over 27 years ago and I'm still happily married. Cheers!

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

I've been Happily Single for 30 years

[@jrock2264]

I gave you a plus 1!

[@IRgEEK]

Funny. Exact same situation for me. Had a long term relationship that was going to shit right when this came out. Also while I was in College. Shared experiences.

[@jrock2264]

Exactly.....good thing it didn't work out, she wasn't right for me. Didn't know that then...but things have a way of working out. And I still love the song.

[@DRZ1984]

55, although not sure about the adjective in my case...

[@ianzukswert3185]

This is a superb rock song from a great decade with a perfect band music video. My fave lineup of Yes is Jon, Trevor, Chris, Tony & Alan and I regret not getting the chance to see ARW live. Rest In Peace Chris Squire and Alan White

[@kenw.1112]

This is one of the greatest tunes I have ever heard! A example of Yes's ability to crank out a great tune that totally sounds different than any tune that has ever been released . I forgot about this tune then came across it yesterday and I had not heard it in years . It blew me away . I must of played it 30 times and found it hard not to come back and listen again and again. ABSOLUTELY A GREAT SONG !

[@robertjmr72]

This song gets lost because it came out not long after and gets overshadowed by "Owner of a Lonely Heart", a song that I don't particularly care for other than for the nostalgia that it triggers in me.

[@dandecastro51]

My fav yes song from their pop era, by far is "rhythm of love". Tho this isn't bad :) And from 90125 I like every single song more than "owner..." esp "hearts".

[@mrsenstitz]

@@dandecastro51 rhythm of love is my all time favourite too. Then roundabout....

[@frank2185]

@@mrsenstitz Nailed it Kat.

[@julieutley2073]

Even better for your having been away, I bet. Kind of like a treat you haven't had in a long time.

[@mikenogozones]

their vocals and harmonies are incredible, what a band

[@garycarr3857]

1987

[@DavidCentaura]

My exact thoughts

[@ccm4052]

Anyone remotely interested in music or the band, must read the wiki on Trevor Rabin, Just an extraordinary musical talent

[@PolCarozzi]

Este album me hace imaginar la mitologia nordica y germanica por que de estos pueblos descienden❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊

[@mikenogozones]

@@PolCarozzi estoy de acuerdo

[@crawfordfanatic]

I saw Yes 47 times in concert over 35 year period. Love them.

[@paulbrookes413]

I'm glad you included 'Fanatic ' 😂

[@paultreadaway102]

Woe amazing fan great stats

[@DanielPena-x6z]

Wowww. I love changes, owner of a lonely heart and love will find a way... sooo unique their sky music inspired

[@인피니트러러더]

Wow I envy you!

[@truthreignsforever9286]

I call that dedication, friend, 👌😁

[@jeffj9322]

Happy Birthday Jon Anderson born on October 25, 1944. He is an English and American singer, songwriter and musician, best known as the former lead singer of the progressive rock band Yes, which he formed in 1968 with bassist Chris Squire. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Anderson

[@miguel.angel.lugo21]

RIP Alan White ,great drummer. We'll miss you down here.

[@1214jet]

🙏🥀🏠👩‍⚕️🙏💞🎸

[@KentuckyIrish]

We will all miss each other

[@RAPTRx-xm7zb]

I love all eras of Yes, and this is easily a top ten Yes song for me. Commercial, but the melody, guitar, and vocals are amazing.

[@2dogsgaming]

HHHWAYYYY

[@mattlewis6833]

They didn’t write it but they are amazing.

[@dhmartyn]

Trevor Rabin wrote it. The guy playing guitar and singing. It’s not a cover.

[@shadeed68]

This song never gets old, unfortunately I did :)

[@susanryan4347]

You said it!

[@schizoidboy]

It happens:)

[@psychickitty1]

*sighs* and me

[@sweethomealabama1369]

Shadeed Ali Me To

[@danielfallon1457]

Shadeed Ali !7sass!!s ur uduud$s s did Ute q 61615q1q6q66666666q6q6 tutu 97679969676699t yea yea t we q t yea yea yea yea yt? yt? TTYT 9t yew yea yea yea yea yea yatw

[@cyradus]

I’m a time traveler from 3246. This song was essential in mankind’s survival in the wars of the 2800s. We like to travel back to the early 2000’s and watch it on KZbin.

[@josefinagarza241]

I'm from b52s era :)

[@smesui1799]

Very 1980's sounding. I like it very much !!!!

[@margaretlockhart6198]

@@smesui1799 I agree, yet this track is still timelessly classic! ❤️

[@rameybutler-hm7nx]

Isnt it wierd how your playlist will have nothing but the hardest of rock, and blackest of metal, but somewhere in the list is this yes song. And i will listen every time.

[@colingraham3504]

Right on Brutha!

[@VivaciousVirgO]

What a time to had been a child! Was turning 6 years of age when this album debuted, in September 1987. So yes, I was there lol. Just thankful to had been living when it came out. Gives you generational credit and bragging rights. With all that being said, this song and I are inseparable! The keyboard is one of my favorite aspects, for its sound/presence makes a world of a difference! Actually sounds like it's corresponding with the melody and lyrics. Perfect element for a mid-uptempo Yes classic. 🎹

[@JRTrilling]

Trevor really seemed to elevate Chris as more of a 'frontman' during this era of Yes. I don't recall ever seeing Chris interact with Steve like he did with Trevor. I saw this era of Yes 4 times and loved the dynamic that Trevor brought to the band. Btw, Happy Birthday Mr. Rabin 😎

[@jbone7m]

I know purist Yes fans think that these songs were a sell out in the prog rock years, but Trevor Rabin saved Yes by infusing a rock edge with vocals that can't be matched as far as harmonies go in their earlier stuff, as Anderson and Squire frame Rabin's voice pretty darned perfectly. Steve Howe could easily have stepped into this song and added his clear melodic playing. This was the "New Yes" and they did well to carry on the band to a whole new generation.

[@shawnnoble4329]

very well said jeff

[@Jamaiceltable]

shawn noble I'll second that.

[@SugaredTurkels]

No argument here.

[@micasaveiro]

no no, trevor horn was the producer, nothing to do whit Rabin Squire was looking for something difrent, and since Wakeman leave them, they need to get something new and at this time Howe was on ASIA. so they need fresh and get Rabin. the resolt was 90125 and big generator. Trevor Rabin was on the top 2 producers on the 80´s ( i´m a camera, video kill radio star MTV hit) and so on. the right person to get them something difrent. Since yes is not a group, more like a project, they will never died, the next step is to see their sons playng on YES and get us all this magician music and momments..................... long live

[@liontone]

Trevor Horn only partially produced this album. This is definitely a Rabin production. Sounds very much like a Mutt Lange production, who was a contemporary/mentor to Rabin.

[@karengarrison3666]

As you close your eyes, listen to each instrument, and the Virtuoso playing it. Guaranteed, your face will be shining with the most appreciative smile! That's what YES does to all of US! ❤

[@andrewfiltz824]

This is DEFINITELY a song to listen to while driving on a freeway...... especially in a semi truck 👍

[@craiglizt8074]

I can totally imagine that! Love listening to it in the car on the open road myself!

[@petermorrell7436]

Rolling in my rig right now. Great tune!

[@garycarr3857]

@@craiglizt8074 Yes Love Will Find A Way 1987

[@garycarr3857]

@@petermorrell7436 1987

[@accobra4272]

Doing it right now...🤘

[@lisaaddison184]

Listened to YES in middle school and years later still love their songs!

[@jennyaddington6426]

This beautiful song will never grow old! Makes me feel young and hopeful! Love you, Yes!

[@garycarr3857]

1987

[@garycarr3857]

Yes - Love ❤️ Will Find A Way (Official Music Video)" 1987

[@garycarr3857]

yesoffical

[@garycarr3857]

Yes Big Generator 1987

[@BackCountry88]

This was the GREATEST incarnation of YES EVER!

[@therealawakener7]

Without any shadow of doubt 'Yes' are one of the most musically talented rock bands ever!

[@darrenwestmoreland6817]

Correct

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

(*_~)

[@therealawakener7]

Beyonce fans.

[@shirleyhubbert5547]

I agree totally! !

[@rangers199487]

LMA UK Agreed. They are one of the best Progressive Rock bands of all time.

[@fabivideomag]

Por siempre Yes

[@theatnt8259]

Rock stars were young and vibrant, and words are full meaning and genuine

[@virginianeefus6724]

😊 I love the fact that Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman are believing Christians! It makes me want to listen to the music 🎵 of YES even more.

[@kitcarson3714]

Isso não importa, a música importa!

[@Fighterjetsteveof1]

​@@kitcarson3714 when the end comes? Yes it does matter.

[@chrishuard12]

I love Yes! Jon Andersons vocals with Alan on drums, Squire on Bass, Kaye on Keys, and Trevor Rabins amazing virtuosity on Guitar, combined with their harmonies, absolutely amazing! There is not a band on the planet that sounds like this! Saw them together on the Talk tour at the Gorge in George. It was a spiritual experience! Love me some Yes!

[@aeropilot4419]

Awesome ✨

[@danielmarlow55]

I keep watching this and looking at other pictures of him and that just doesnt look like Chris Squire...he looks different

[@craigmanning2439]

@@danielmarlow55 Well, It was 1988. so 30 years ago, makes a difference.

[@robyndismon394]

Queen exemplified every point you made. Their music is just as richly textured and layered.

[@mrsenstitz]

I miss Chris Squire

[@robertmcmahon8419]

Trevor Rabin is such an underrated and underappreciated guitarist. This song is beautiful to listen to and crank up. I haven't heard this in probably 15-20 years, and now I listen to it everyday in the car.

[@robertmcmahon8419]

@@garycarr3857 I know

[@josemarcos2529]

Um clássico nunca morre sempre estara na lembrança o bom velho rock in roll YES

[@marksouthcott2740]

It reached #30 on the Billboard Hot 100 in late 1987 and was #1 for 3 weeks on the U.S. Mainstream Rock chart.

[@FranciscoCuevasCuevas]

El amor encontrará su camino

[@classicrock955]

R.I.P. Chris Squire. One of the greatest bass players of all time. A true gentleman and class act.

[@skibbz0r]

:( RIP

[@JeffReams]

I love this song because I remember seeing it on VH1 when I was a kid and it just made me happy. ... and now in 2024 it still make me happy. 😃 The 80's were just awesome, if you didn't grow up during this decade then it's hard to believe me but, it was amazing as a kid.

[@franciscorafael7975]

EXACTO .... INCREIBLE.🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔

[@edwardwright2989]

Time to Turn the page buddy, every decade is special for those who grew up in it.

[@timothysevers-jj7ri]

The 80s were amazing

[@TerryZzzzz]

Wonderful, uplifting, and splendid sound. And as I tell my daughters today, this is an older song. A great one! And to quote another great lyricist and group of the era: “takes me right back”…. Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music.

[@garycarr3857]

1987

[@jorgevedovoto6943]

Top uma das melhores da época e até os dias de hoje

[@drnemo6397]

There was never any doubt that this band was pure genius.

[@garycarr3857]

Yes Big Generator 1987

[@garycarr3857]

Yes Love ❤️ Will Find A Way 1987

[@garycarr3857]

1987

[@georgzhamakochyan5170]

Парни, таких чуваков больше не будет. Это наша кровь, это наша душа и жизнь !!! Бог дал нашему поколению этих ребят-талантов. Это наша музыка !!! С ней мы живём. Это же прекрасно их слушать. Бесподобно! ❤❤❤

[@nestorzabala9289]

Qué banda,por Dios!!! Gracias Dios por haberme tirado en este mundo y en los 80

[@garycarr3857]

Yes Love ❤️ Will Find A Way 1987

[@garycarr3857]

1987

[@garycarr3857]

Yes Big Generator 1987

[@EdgarRavizzoni]

Grande Banda Yes Linda essa Música

[@christinemcmahon7880]

I always loved Yes and looking at Trevor Rabin in this video adds to the ambiance.

[@Roxy-ch4gv]

A little bit handsome...

[@muffs55mercury61]

One of the injustices of the music charts. Why this didn't go top 10 is beyond knowing. The melody of this song will keep you humming it all day. Yes did not release all that many singles (nine from 1971 to 1987) as they weren't really a singles band. But when they did it was a real treat to hear them on the radio.

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

This track did top the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart, though.

[@muffs55mercury61]

@@ClassicTVMan1981X YES that part was nice !

[@jimc.6127]

A classic band that makes a complicated production look easy.

[@truthreignsforever9286]

complex? I could produce this song in my sleep. Or not? 🤔

[@TimSullivan-p2l]

What a rockin' song, love the guitar work. Like it better than "Owner of a Lonely Heart" and I love "Owner."

[@mawel1955]

Chris looks amazing here. Tall, healthy, full of pep -- he's at the top of his game.

[@DavidHanken-cx5ck]

Best Yes song ever

[@renatomartinez5708]

Es increible que uno de los riffs de introduccion con guitarra mas famosos de la decada del 80 haya sido creado con una simple nota Sol Mayor y lo demas juega con las cuerdas. Realmente Trevor Rabin es un genio

[@jorgefres]

empieza con un La

[@rodrigoe.8719]

Trevor hizo una version.acustica de este tema..buscalo es alucinante

[@garycarr3857]

@@jorgefres 1987

[@muzic3977]

Yes was so fortunate to found Trevor Rabin. I wish the Union Yes had lasted.

[@greginPDX]

We lost a Legend today...RIP, Chris Squire.

[@alan933]

Strangely he, John Whetton, and Greg Lake all died about the same time.

[@j.rothchild173]

This song makes me wanna cry! I was 18 when this came out, now 52 yo. Be careful young people, because time is like a thief in the night!!

[@deborahbarrett7789]

You hit the nail on the head you're so right

[@stevensilverstein2211]

I remember when this was about to be released. I was the Promotion Director for a rock radio station on Long Island, traveled with the Program and Music directors into NYC for a first listen of this, the first single from the new YES LP - it was great sitting in that record execs office - it's great all these years later.

[@TonyTava]

I saw that tour in 1987 at Nassau coliseum on long island, magic night

[@davidg.9932]

20 March 1984 Denver McNichols Sports Arena 8th row.. Wow what a show! Trevor was proving himself as a true talented guitarist.

[@PlymouthGTX1972]

My favorite Yes tune. Trevor Rabin was a great addition to the Yes lineup.

[@Harbaksh1234]

I absolutely agree! In Trevor, they signed the musical equivalent of Zinadine Zidane :-)

[@ghmusic8116]

Tote Agree Robert a superb Guitarist & Vocalist..RIP Chris a year gone now

[@PlymouthGTX1972]

+Lord fauntleroy Chris a good man, always positive.

[@JavaScriptJolt]

Mine too!!!

[@klimber10001]

He's got a great great voice..

[@rock888]

Es increíble que una banda de rock exprese en un tema tanta cosa ..con una entrada con ese órgano Hammond casi jazz gótico y rockero a la vez ,es un tema que tiene una cadencia y progresión tipo suite usado en la musica clásica y con una viz angelical que nos dice que la unica respuesta es el amor y el odio nuestro final...es para mí un antes y un después en toda la musica que he escucho por siempre.. 23/08/2024 Volviendo a la raíz

[@gabrielapolanco2700]

This song reminds me my childhood, and still rocks😍

[@blainstutts473]

Me too! This song gives me such a positive vibe. Reminds me of my years growing up in the eighties and makes me feel better no matter how bad I feel, and gives me hope that the world can find a way to love one another!

[@rogerhall5976]

Memories ❤️

[@andrewknox7511]

Yeh me too.90125.....wat an album

[@jlandon6028]

This is one of the top 100 songs and performances of all time! A masterpiece.

[@garycarr3857]

1987

[@garycarr3857]

Yes Big Generator 1987

[@garycarr3857]

Dec 28, 2013

[@garycarr3857]

Yes Love ❤️ Will Find A Way 1987

[@vixapphire]

That harmony in the line, "I wanna be all of you" is just the greatest thing ever.

[@victortrujillo6789]

Dido...""love will find,. A way!""love the solo harp and bass at the same time,KOOL

[@paulgilbert2506]

@@victortrujillo6789 Its the second greatest after @1:55

[@indierockyhockey]

Chills! My voice is terrible, but love SINGING (yelling?) that line out loud 💚💚💚

[@snazzybean]

My girlfriends and I were all in love with Trevor back in the day. The innocence of youth

[@LBart218]

He was a cutie!

[@yvescelestin7784]

I woke up at 12:35 AM, that's what I want to listen. Thank you YES for such a beautiful song.

[@patrickriley195]

Still an epic track this summer of 2024

[@lindagarcia5572]

August 17th 2024

[@Teleflexx]

I agree with you, this songs powerful message of resilient hope when all seems hopeless drives home the message that there is always a way to get through anything you may encounter in this life .

[@delendacarthago2474]

In a word...BRILLIANT🤩

[@antoporoto]

I FOUND IT. I FOUND THIS BEAUTIFUL, FABULOUS AND WONDERFUL SONG AFTER 7 OR 8 YEARS. I didn't know the lyrics but i inmediatly recognized it. I'M CRYING. When people listen to their childhood songs, I put this. I was 4 or 5 and the solos blessed my soul to live the life i have today. Thanks guys.

[@andrewhatez7955]

Here's one of the best pure rock performances of a killer song by one quite obviously superior bands of the 70's and 80's.

[@Susanna-l9v]

Yes is the best

[@silvanadossantos8710]

Somos privilegiados, por oucir e curtir isso

[@dougelkins8369]

I still say that this is some of the band's best work.

[@garycarr3857]

1987

[@garycarr3857]

Yes Big Generator 1987

[@alexandervideo3804]

​@@garycarr3857 You see... So many classical songs from different fantastical albums, you're understand me. But this one - 👍Send it to my ex-wife.

[@BrainyCesarin1]

30 years later, and today it still rocks!!!. LONG LIFE TO THE 80'S PROGRESSIVE ROCK!!!.

[@lorilesage8088]

Saw YES in the late 70's. They came into the Hardee's in my hometown I worked at for a burger, traveling on I-80 in Illinois to Chicago.

[@SuperSparrow45]

+NightOwl 64 That's odd. I thought they were vegetarians in the 70's.

[@russellgardner5371]

I'm so jealous

[@russellgardner5371]

They were eating the Hardee's models

[@spocksjohnson5594]

They ARE vegetarians. NightOwl 64 is full of shit.

[@SuperSparrow45]

Spock Johnson I don't think they are anymore. I remember Jon Anderson discussing that he grew out of his vegetarian lifestyle, but kept up with a healthy diet.