YesSongs #8: YES - Yours Is No Disgrace

Live at the Rainbow Theatre, London, UK.
15 & 16 Dec 1972 ('Close to the Edge' Tour)
Yours Is No Disgrace
Yesterday a morning came, a smile upon your face.
Caesar's palace, morning glory, silly human race,
On a sailing ship to nowhere, leaving any place,
If the summer change to winter, yours is no disgrace.
Battleships confide in me and tell me where you are,
Shining, flying, purple wolfhound, show me where you are,
Lost in summer, morning, winter, travel very far,
Lost in losing circumstances, that's just where you are.
Yesterday a morning came, a smile upon your face.
Caesar's palace, morning glory, silly human race,
On a sailing ship to nowhere, leaving any place,
If the summer change to winter, yours is no,
Yours is no disgrace.
Yours is no disgrace.
Yours is no disgrace.
Battleships confide in me and tell me where you are,
Shining, flying, purple wolfhound, show me where you are,
Lost in summer, morning, winter, travel very far,
Lost in losing circumstances, that's just where you are.
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Jon Anderson - lead vocals
Chris Squire - bass guitar, backup vocals
Steve Howe - electric and acoustic guitars, backup vocals
Rick Wakeman - keyboards, synthesiser, organ
Alan White - drums
Director: Peter Neal
Produced by Brian Lane & David Speechley
Edited by Philip Howe
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[@nightshift8249]

The more Yes I watch, the more am I amazed by Steve Howe, and find myself wondering how he is not routinely mentioned as one of the top guitarists of the 70s. The application of jazz and chicken picking inflections into prog was utterly unique.

[@kneebitten1]

He is!

[@carolwolf9614]

Yep. so underrated, it's sad

[@michaelschey1084]

actually, back then he was mentioned as one of the top guitarists of the 70's.

[@martincarman1725]

Steve Howe is the best guitarist ever; I'm a Hendrix/Clapton fan, too.

[@adamgreene3587]

Howe was voted "Best Overall Guitarist" in Guitar Player magazine five years in a row (1977-1981) and in 1981 was the first rock guitar player inducted into the Guitar Player Hall of Fame. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Howe

[@davefitzgerald5334]

Steve's playing is magical there. No gimmicks, no cliches, no string bending. His own unique speedy beautiful style. Such a maestro. My favourite guitarist. Underrated surely. One of the best.

[@stargate1555]

Agreed. Steve Howe single-handedly pushed just about every song Yes performed.

[@noopportunitynecessary]

@@stargate1555and Asia following that!

[@delby66]

I couldn't agree more. For me I have two favourite guitarists and both of their names are Steve....Steve Howe and Steve Hackett.

[@michaelb.42112]

Those vocal harmonies on top of that beautiful music ... and Capes !!!!

[@manuman27]

Guess What Rick Wakeman (Keyboards) is still playing live, his music and no doubt some of YES is touring .PS Don't know about the cape.

[@yokartik6637]

now, at the age of 63, i have Finally came to the conclusion that Yes is the best overall

[@johnjohn1922]

About time.

[@claudegervais7103]

Many many great Rock and Roll artists during those days! Best of times for me.

[@ikkenhisatsu7170]

For me, the best ever since The Beatles. A beautiful and brutal blend of classical, fusion and rock 'n roll. No one else compares.

[@jk4right]

*YES*, indeed....and I bemoan so much of the pop cr@p I mindlessly preferred in previous years.

[@dubyuellem7534]

I agree, at 62 & almost 63, as well.

[@qcsorter4626]

People tend to forget that the name of this genre is Progressive ROCK! Yes live at this period really showed how exciting this could be.

[@manuman27]

YES 100% so prog rock

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

Alan White RIPS the drums up !! Do you think Yes was going to put an average drummer in their band? Bruford is a phenom and genius..but ALAN WHITE was an animal drummer...world class !!

[@sergioamayajr.5868]

Michael, Alan White is my favorite of both. Brufford is a very serious drummer, Alan enjoys playing drums.

[@travisobrien1533]

@@sergioamayajr.5868 Have you ever watched Bruford play? He looks like he's having the time of his life every time. I agree he is serious about his work, but that doesn't mean he can't enjoy playing

[@sergioamayajr.5868]

Travis, as you probably know, William Scott Bruford, was a member of King Crimson an Genesis, both very serious prog bands. Without a doubt Allan White is my favorite drummer and was a member of my most favorite group, Yes.

[@travisobrien1533]

@@sergioamayajr.5868 Yes I know that, and I didn't mean any animosity in my first comment. Bruford happens to be my favourite drummer, and King Crimson my favourite prog rock band so I am aware of my bias. Yes couldn't have chosen a better replacement for Bruford, he is a fantastic drummer

[@sergioamayajr.5868]

Travis, FYI; Christmas eve my friends and I will be listening to ''YesSongs'' (Lp) on its entirety while we smoke American made Macanudo cigars. Happy holidays!

[@catherineona8098]

5 musicians who didn't just say it but also played it. Thank you YES

[@strings2wood]

From the beginning Steve Howe showed less gain was more rock while crossing so many styles in his improvisation. No Marshall stack, no Les Paul. What an amazing musician and approach.

[@burkhardraum1956]

I agree, cheers from cologne 😀🎉🍷🇩🇪

[@PhilistineTheArtLuvr]

I have a Yes bumper sticker on my car and I get somewhat embarrassed about it but, then, when I listen to Yes it always reminds me to be proud to be a fan of the best band in the world! Spread the word!

[@Goat69-mi1ku]

Wish I had one.

[@antikepos]

Squire and Howe had an incredible stage presence

[@carolanderson5816]

I have to say something - these guys were my first 'introduction' to what I recognised as musicians. They played as good, if not better, than their recordings, which at the time of this video was a big thing. Groups like Genesis moulded themselves on them. Chris Squires and Rick Wakeman along with Jon Anderson and Steve Howe became ledgends in the same vein as Eric Clapton. One must recognise talent for what it is, and these guys had it in abundance. 45 years later, I still enjoy their music.

[@bobdoubter2977]

Amen.

[@deelawrick8867]

Carol Anderson couldn't sat it ant better

[@katiekay4601]

marry me!

[@davidpressel9298]

I don't agree that Genesis moulded themselves on them. They both started about the same time. Genesis had a Pythonish sense of humor, and surrealism that Yes would never have. Not taking anything away from Yes. Yes rocked harder than they get credit for. If you said they both moulded themselves after King Crimson, I might buy that.

[@PrecipitationAndCorderoy]

Rick Wakeman is the funny man of the band. His Grumpy Old Rock Star bio is hilarious.

[@MooglePower]

Steve Howe is an absolute beast from the guitar planet

[@tomcarroll6116]

These guys were simply amazing! RIP Christopher Squire!

[@IDriveAnAudi]

Steve Howe is a gift from god.

[@Gonzalo-wl7jo]

Steve is God

[@stevemcwhirter6746]

from 7:58 on he was playing some other music from anthor plane

[@mytelecasterworld3336]

indeed.....and underrated, he's never mentioned as it is beck, hendrix, gallagher, blackmore, page or any other classic mate

[@mikelhilton9278]

They all are

[@m____w____6981]

@Aeryn Sun Rolling Stone didn't even acknowledge him as being in the top 100 guitarists of all time. One of the reasons I would never take a ROlling Stone poll seriously. Steve Howe is a precision artist extraordinaire.

[@williamreilly8520]

The whole band is magic.

[@somedumbozzie1539]

It was a magical time to be alive.

[@BillBadMule123]

@@somedumbozzie1539 Yes it was I was 18 years old then now I am 70

[@somedumbozzie1539]

@@BillBadMule123 Now not so much.

[@jamesfick4529]

This song is such an epic jam session start to finish. They are all amazing. My favorite song off this album.

[@stevemcwhirter6746]

Steve Howe deserves to be one or the best guitar payers ever.

[@MatheusManzano]

Judging by his huge guitar collection, he's surely one the the greatest guitar 'payers' ever. Lol

[@billkrill4656]

No question.

[@chrislenox1812]

@@MatheusManzano exceptional payer! Haha

[@PeterMayer]

He really was at the top of his game in 1972

[@VolodyaVolodenka1981]

Guitar Player mag's best overall guitarist 1977 - 1981 consequtively, no mean feat

[@greghaines6488]

When Steve came into the band they took off to a new level.

[@starshiptrooper7670]

I'm 65 and I still love this band and their music. They had such an impact on me in my teenage years. I was 16 when Yessongs was released. A couple of nights ago a thunderstorm blew in. I told everybody to relax, it was just Chris, Alan and Peter jamm'in. May they all Rest In Peace. love and "light" to all....

[@somedumbozzie1539]

63 year old here this music is programmed into my soul so I can take i with me when I leave this place.

[@carolwolf9614]

@@somedumbozzie1539 Me too. I'll see you up there

[@renecg796]

Me too best time of my life

[@manuman27]

@@somedumbozzie1539 OK with you all the way..I am 71 don't plan on going anywhere soon. live and love life. Great Music is timeless

[@dsi3728]

Eh oui camarade, c'est vrai aussi de ce côté de la

[@papunAlicea]

YES...THE BEST PROGRESIVE ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME..Thanks for share... Great performance...great arrangement

[@martincarman1725]

Yes, one of the finest bands ever to evolve.

[@TheChaosRay]

Elaborate.

[@runntum]

Can you believe they didn't get into the R&R Hall of Fame right away ? What a crime !

[@deepinblack1940]

But they were in rock and roll hall of fame ! In 2017 👌

[@mysterirhys]

Yeah, it happened decades late, but critics of that era hated prog. Great video! People complained that Yes never improvised, but Steve’s solo here is almost entirely improv.

[@miket485]

The rock hof is the actual disgrace. Why anyone cares about that nonentity is beyond me.

[@joaquinlezcano2372]

@@mysterirhys rick Wakeman ALWAYS improvised and so Steve Howe in this record. The critics heard another band then.

[@billkrill4656]

Jon Standing peacefully amongst all that surrounding violence. 🇬🇧

[@richardpilhofer3994]

The term 'underrated' is thrown around a lot (especially in the world of progressive rock), but Steve is literally the most underrated guitarist of all time.

[@sonnyshula4204]

Steve Howe is the no. 1 rock guitarist, but he is nevah number one on any online survey of 'expert' opinions.... WHY?.... BECAUSE HE IS MUSICAL - not raunchy! WE YES FANS KNOW HE IS NO. 1.... !!

[@mrbenoit5018]

Yes are a very popular group

[@RoastRat]

He isn't showy, and yet is doing the most insane lines. Sometimes it comes across as just a little fluttering detail, but insane hard stuff.

[@chrislenox1812]

Underrated by who? He’s widely regarded as one of the best and he’s in the Rock and Roll hall of fame. Steve Howe’s playing is not exactly a well kept secret or anything. You can hear Roundabout on the radio still like 3 times a day.

[@grahamkovalsky9228]

You absolutely right. See my post above.

[@willrobinson9575]

Humanity is lost.We have peaked as a species. They dont make humans like this anymore.

[@saurian11]

LOL!!! What a Great comment! I laughed my Butt off at this! But you are absolutely Right!

[@will.a.benjamin]

lol I agree. Humanity peaked in the late 60's and early 70's with just the music and moon landings alone!

[@RichardMNixon-zh6uz]

All on my watch. You're welcome.

[@Kingcarparpeggio]

Will Robinson : Relax, there is hope...?.Steve Wilson and The Tree......etc...keep trying.

[@b68861980]

Tool: hold my beer

[@edgar2432]

steve is coming from another galaxy.......

[@rayrecordings]

The essence of Rock n Roll, of the 70’s, of Prog, Of Guitar playing,of analog synth culture, of vocals. Yours Is No Disgrace is mankind rock anthem milestone as much as Close To Edge is the pinnacle of human art rock standing forever after we will be extinct.

[@eileenlarcome1006]

Jon has a beautiful voice

[@martincarman1725]

The voice of an Angel!

[@TheSheikhmihand]

Putting an ad in the middle of this classic track IS a disgrace.

[@scottarnold9373]

So young....and such amazing talents. Amazingly, they all kept getting better at their individual crafts. Now that Chris is gone, if they really want to revitalize the band they need to bring Rick and Jon back into the fold. As it stands now, they are basically a tribute band. But wow, look at them here. Simply awesome!

[@clairebarwick2869]

there is no "YES" without Chris, Sure there are Bassists out there who can fill the spot, but to me it would just be a "cover band" at that point why even do it...for the money?

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

This is NOT the Yessongs version ON the triple vinyl. That rendition to me, is one of the band's finest forays. Certainly Steve Howe's pinnacle live recording.

[@brianhagen8244]

Steve's guitar had a mind of its own: amazing!

[@kathmandoo]

What a bunch of brilliant musos and tech song writers. I saw them live seems like a thousand years ago when "close to edge" came out. Even way back then they blew us away. I had been playing Guitar for 10 yrs solidly in bands back then and they just about made me want to give up. I still listen to them a lot. Love them. So sad Chris has gone. He was SO unique.

[@jorgeiguana]

LOVE YOU! ALAN WHITE , ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS . Rest in PEACE

[@will.a.benjamin]

Definitely one of my favorite Yes tunes. I always thought this song was the best tune to use when introducing a newbie to Yes. Great way to get your feet wet...or rather "ears wet" :D

[@chinabusuk]

This is the dreadful Bluray version where, because the film was damaged, the engineers copped out and decided to just lose several seconds at the absolute climax of Steve's legendary solo (at 9:50), instead of doing the restoration job properly and finding material to fill the gap. I call that shoddy workmanship. The original VHS video release was completely uncut and is the only version worth watching, despite the picture quality.

[@alexandr2280]

Yes, it's still cool. I just opened a new milestone for myself. I'm a fan of these topics. Sorry those steep dudes fell.

[@richardpilhofer3994]

You are so right, I own the dvd version, and was getting ready bash my head back and forth. Totally ruined the rest of the video for me.

[@arturoesparza7240]

I did fall in love with yes when hearing these songs and others from yessongs,back in the 70's. Either this is not the original song, Or they are modified like you say. I still have the original yessongs CD and the songs are much better. It is only audio,but the real performance,and the sound is much-much better. (these one made me angry at the Steve's solo) The 6 wives of Henry VIII, has some missing parts,too. But even this way, I really enjoyed seeing Wakeman playing the piano there, just amazing, my fav all time Keyboard player . My dream used to be painting a sign on my car with the words "yours is no disgrace" or "Close to the Edge". We miss you Chris.

[@SalAvenueNJ]

That cut is pretty brutal.

[@bassistwithadeathwish7277]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJWXm5ibqp5jiM0 Thank me later

[@williamblanc1465]

What a band! These guys are great! I've loved this band for years. Mine is no disgrace!!!

[@kuau714]

OMG Steve Howe on his classic ES-175 wow he can make that guitar sing just amazing

[@tedniedzielak3741]

Fricken AY!, my Friend! YES!. Amaayzing! Wow, the Bomb! I must say that I'm blown away!

[@richblantin1343]

Truly awesome ! I remember doing my homework in high school and my dad unplugged my headphones to hear what I was listening to . Of course it was at full volume . Almost blew my speakers . He loved the complexity of Yes. Which strikes me as funny now . His favorite band at the time was Glenn Miller .

[@mytelecasterworld3336]

he must be the most outstandin' guitarist of all time

[@Rich6Brew]

@@donnysarian Unlikely to be pristine after all the use it has got over the years, is it?

[@lisachristensen4558]

Greatest 🎸 player Ever!

[@jupiterlegrand4817]

Greatest prog band of all time. Oh, for a time machine to relive one of those nights!

[@chris-f7l]

Steve Howe is absolutely incredible! I saw Yes 1n 1978 - right after Rick Wakeman had rejoined the band - one of the best concerts I've ever seen

[@andredejongh1411]

Steve Howe my Hero! He's really KILLING it 😎😎😎

[@eddie2155]

This band is so unique in there own way that they were put on this earth just to jam for all of us

[@AurelienCharpy]

Steve Howe is impressively shining on this live performance !

[@brianellsworth1145]

Never get tired of this.

[@backofthecup1]

If you did a poll today and asked "Who were the top 10 guitarist of the '70's?", very few would have Steve Howe on their list. However, he was voted best guitarist by Guitar Magazine from 1977-1981 and was declared ineligible to win again. Underrated? No. Forgotten? Yes.

[@RICCARDOREARDON]

UNCLE~MR.STEVE HOWE IS A SHOW UNTO HIMSELF... ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL GUITARIST 🎸..

[@martinpidhany8278]

Yessongs still mind blowing 50 years later nothing comes close!!!

[@PageMarker1]

Not your standard pentatonic scales...))

[@superorangeish]

YES was a "supergroup" right out of the gate.So unique and original and wonderfully inspirational and uplifting.There is an abundace of extreme talent on that stage! All that sick instrumentation...then the aural beauty of Jon Andersons voice and poetic lyrics.Amazing art!

[@bigua1428]

MY GOD STEVE ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

[@MrSebastianViola]

Hard to believe........ The only member of the band that played on every album and went on every tour.

[@Grayham4]

And also seemed to be the most joyful... Hmmm

[@clairebarwick2869]

The Mighty Chris Squire.

[@rickandrew6397]

His voice worked well with JA’s, he is overlooked as a singing part of who they were.

[@caseychinnphotography]

Chris Squire R.I.P. If they gave out an MVP award for rock and roll bassists' he would have gotten it!

[@starshiptrooper7670]

Amen!

[@DX7036]

How can you get as good as Steve Howe ?

[@binaryecho]

Answer: You can't. He is an absolute monster on guitar.

[@thegaypa]

binaryecho was*

[@corum428]

Steve Hackett !!

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Steve went complete beast mode. And the addition of Wakeman was so next level. The missing link

[@markrobison7064]

Yes fan from Philly Greatest band of all time

[@superslayerguy]

Yes fan from San Antonio I agree 👍

[@Goat69-mi1ku]

Especially In-The-Round at the Spectrum

[@maximum805]

When this came out in the movie theaters I was 16. I cut school all week. The theater opened at 11 am and would stay and watch it over and over.

[@glennsvoboda6602]

Yes songs then Led Zeppelins song remains the same. I will never forget when it cane out in the theaters

[@iristakenoko3939]

at age 11 then wish you were my older sib and took me along! how awesome for you ! 🎶

[@TheBlocklandPlayer]

& ten outta ten would agree, it was a much more efficient use of your time.

[@billkrill4656]

Me too, crazy….

[@hardtruth4459]

Impressed with Alan White's performance this is less than a year after Bill Bruford left the band. Some of these early recordings with white not so great. But I can see in this performance they're really starting to gel.

[@NigelFortune]

R.I.P Chris :'-(

[@dancochrane5577]

If you read guitar magazines you would se Steve Howe mentioned as one of the best guitarists of the ‘70’s.

[@boatbutter]

Fuckin' Gandolf on the keys!

[@senianns9522]

Saw them in Newcastle City Hall 1972. Was so lucky to have been there! fantastic!

[@jerrythompson9441]

Pssst, was there, got the ticket to prove it... Recall it so well, wonderous

[@craigmanning7393]

jerry Thompson I am jealous. I was 4 YO when this came out. Too young. Wish I could have been there and enjoyed it. However I did see them on the Big Generator tour and they played a lot of classic stuff. They are touring now, going to make it a point to see them in TX. Old and late but better late then never.

[@russherring]

jerry Thompson I saw this show 11/10/72 in Roanoke Va my first concert ever. At the time it was magical but all these years later it’s still sinking in. RIP Chris...

[@clairebarwick2869]

post it.

[@seekingwisdom8]

I saw them in September of 1972. 7 of us drove 5 hours to see them in what is probably a small auditorium, the Armory building in Minneapolis. Each one of us remembers the concert as life changing. Even as I wrote that, it sounded frivolous to say a rock concert was life changing, but it was. I know those of us still alive could never attend another live concert and feel like it was the greatest ever. I attended 3 more Yes concerts, one with front row seats in 1975, but no other concert made me feel like I was in another dimension, like one with the music. They created magic

[@will.a.benjamin]

This is one of those Yes songs that sounds SOOO much better Live over the studio version. Wow. Incredible.

[@TheBlocklandPlayer]

They’ve always met or exceeded studio performances #IMHO; the audience is part of the magic - d’ya hear the baby at the beginning of this?

[@Aart1953]

Concidering that the studio version is one of the best recordings ever made by anyone until the date it was released in 1971.

[@derekbeauchamp2409]

This is flipping great ! It’s nice to see Jon Anderson, and Rick Wakeman back again, in the real YES !!! 2018 concert! I bought the video last night, it’s bloody great 👍

[@enviousfred]

Huh? at 1:11 a gurl! Seriously though you can see they're all actually enjoying the music on every song.

[@deelawrick8867]

Geez. Forgot how much I loved Yes. Chris must be reaching out and touching me from the other side. Simply wow real world heritage level musicians not posers that we've had to endure since punk...

[@TheBlocklandPlayer]

I was feeling that as well on this spin! Love it! I was imagining the joy on #SteveHowe’s face as #ChrisSquire instantly picked up on his grooves. When me Mum had said to 7-year old me: “Church Is Wherever You Are, Dear,” This Is What She Meant.

[@PragmaticPress]

Chris Squier had the best Edgy Bass Tone in all of history.

[@dmax3270]

Steve could made that thang sound like a keyboard sometimes by sandwiching the sound between his style and his effects. They look like they were actually enjoying themselves. I watch some of these shows and I wonder. The ending was kinda harsh, though.

[@carolwolf9614]

Oh Lord. Thank you for these guys. Blessings to all who were there. i was there!!!! The absolute joy.

[@JohnMurphy-pw3sy]

The Howitzer in his heyday! and Rick Wakeman too... The Yes 'A' Team in action. One of my first Gigs was Close to the Edge,,,, back in 72 or 73.... Still one of the most memorable!

[@tenmei8753]

Chris is absolutely beautiful, his clothes are so shiny... He looks like he has colourful fish scales!!! Fitting for his nickname

[@radosawrubaszewski7508]

They played without any AI only human.Great!

[@DanRelayer_Ukraine]

Imagine that you're drumming at Live Peace Toronto in 69, on All Things Must Pass a year later, on 'Imagine' a year later, and then with these guys a year later. PHEW....

[@kevincoker4178]

I could listen to Steve Howe until Doomsday.

[@TomateFouree]

Steve is a mad man seriously :p

[@Shiver020]

his solo was cut in this version

[@mawel1955]

I think I can see why. It's not the greatest. Howe seemed to be struggling at times.

[@Shiver020]

Thats how you know its good shit xddd TRUE IMPRO means struggle

[@hectorchavez3405]

@@mawel1955 this is a musical technique that is used by a great guitarist , it’s like he’s searching for something ,can’t find it right away, then he finally finds it and takes off, that part only lasted during the Break in the middle of the solo, the rest is him playing normal , if you watch this whole concert video , he kills the whole show

[@zinc1oxide]

Steve was on fire this tour. Little disappointed they skipped part of the solo . At around 9:50 they cut out a section then merged audio to guitar parts that don’t sync up. Otherwise, loved it.

[@jerryboogaloo6375]

Outstanding

[@ephrimvael]

..and this is why bands like YES were called 'Supergroups' in the 70s

[@renecg796]

Agree great concerts

[@seekingwisdom8]

I saw them in September 1972 and have yet to see any other band have such an impact on me. Though I prefer Bill Bruford’s style of playing, Alan White drives the hard rocking live performances of Yes. I would have loved to seen them live with Bruford as his live recordings with King Crimson are exactly what I hoped they would be.

[@RobertCuthbert-d6d]

I was there at this show when they recorded this album what a great show

[@morbidmanmusic]

it was several nights.

[@ChuckUnderwood]

Wow! An absolutely amazing performance!

[@pablotorres7436]

"Gradualmente la música que hacíamos en Yes empezó a volverse más compleja, pomposa y dificultosa para tocarla. Teníamos instrumentos tocando en diferente métrica unos de otros. No le quito mérito a las obras de 20 minutos de duración que hicimos. A ese intento le doy su valor, pero creo que Yes se reflejó mejor en canciones como Yours Is No Disgrace. Esas canciones de 8 o 10 minutos de duración, y que en concierto, podíamos si queríamos, extenderlas un poco más".- Rick Wakeman

[@pablotorres7436]

Al minuto de empezar el video se ve a los jóvenes del público moviéndose y aplaudiendo. Es un poco exagerado el decir que para los grupos del prog rock, el público no se movía sino que sólo ponía atención a los instrumentos y a la letra. En obras prog como Tarkus, Supper's Ready, Echoes, Thick as A Brick, Close to The Edge y otras más como Fool's Overture (más contemporánea y más Pop quizá, pero igual es prog extendido), el público hacía algo de palmas y se movía un poco en las partes más rítmicamente acentuadas como Rock o Funk... no es que se quedaban totalmente como público pasivo y solo contemplando o poniendo mucha concentración a su escucha

[@PurpleInTheDeep]

Legendary! I love Yes!

[@simonmaggs1123]

Flippin brilliant! Best line-up of the best band ever! ❤

[@brandoncallaway5354]

6:08 10:26 Steve Howe Solo (Includes Wah!)

[@_fesh]

I wonder why they cut the "death-defying, mutilated armies scatter the earth" part of the song? It should have been around 10:25 (since Howe's short guitar solo with the "ching-ching" sound comes right after it) but instead they just went through and skipped it. Huh.

[@saurian11]

My guess is that they cut it short for time restraints, maybe due to other band (s), having to take the stage next? It's only a guess, though.

[@NickHarman]

@@saurian11 This was their night, they were not a support band.

[@rolftolksdorf7825]

In my Option.Steve.Howe is an especially guitarplayer.For the number one.It shows it,Ehen He play :Mood for a day,or The clap.Great,with my 63years soon,I never Stop playing guitar.My e-guitar is a John.Birch 1971 build and soon ready for playing.Thank you,Mr.Steve.Howe for Great Music

[@stevemcwhirter6746]

Steve can really JAM

[@LeMortso]

First saw them with Jethro Tull at Sacramento Memorial Auditorium, 1970? I was blown away and 53 years later I still am!

[@user-vv9it9ye4g]

Chris REALLY loved being in this band!

[@toddwitheril473]

Steve Howe does something here that no other human can do past or present. Who knows maybe for the foreseeable future?

[@aleleeinnaleleeinn9110]

Always loved this song. Love this arrangement too. I saw Yes for the first time on this tour. NO it was the tour before this one. Bruford was on drums and Wakean played the keys.

[@mariovuksanovic5077]

Steve Howe is better than Van Halen, Nuno Bettencourt, Steve Vai, and all these shredders ...in my opinion Because speed and shredding get boring..the Van Halen hammer ons and offs are way over done and I start to yawn. Steve Howe, on the other hand is what I call " intellectual playing" He crafts each note and makes it musical and creates a melody within a song. and he does it in-between the virtuosos Wakeman and Squire who are doing their fair share of melody making. Yes Steve Howe is overlooked by those who are stuck on Hendrix, Clapton, Paige, Beck, Satriani, Bonanassa, Gilmore.and others they are great however, Steve Howe is to be studied carefully to be appreciated. He is the guitarist's guitarist. and Steve was very shrewed in 1973.... he and his brother made this film known as Yes songs....and due to their relationship with Atlantic records.... put the movie Yessongs in just about every major movie theatre in the United States. That's right, in 1973, Yessongs was playing in a local movie theatre in major cities in the United States. Hat's off to Steve Howe...it is 2023 and he is still going strong......you may or may not dig in the current lineup of Yes.....but they are going to be touring in 2024.... maybe in the United States...maybe in a city near you!! and

[@mikeedwards2621]

“Intellectual playing” Excellent description!

[@pafranci]

STEWE HOWE ARREGAÇA MERMAUM!!!!

[@susanraque8226]

Thank you God for music like this!

[@stephenbariss5986]

Squire/ Howe- Lennon /Mcartney

[@martinbosch8022]

5 angels came for ca 7 years together to bring a piece of heaven down to earth...... 🌎😇🎶🌞

[@KC-vp7wn]

Wow, I’m just blown away…..

[@derekheuring2984]

I've tried to describe Yes to my Country music loving wife. The best I've come up with is they were a unique avant-garde story-telling Prog/Rock/Metal/Jazz Fusion band. I tried my best.

[@pabloferreira1153]

You guys from YES band....GOD bless you all..!!!

[@sunnysideamps]

A great time for Yes! They sounded SO great during this era!