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Keyboard cover version. I recorded this a few months ago but didn't publish it straight away.
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...CD where the band plays some old and new classics. This musical blend presents a fascinating combination of the sound of YES (“90125”/“Big Generator” era) and TOTO, with a very interesting and original sound that truly encompasses the styles. Even with the...
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...CD where the band plays some old and new classics. This musical blend presents a fascinating combination of the sound of YES (â90125â/âBig Generatorâ era) and TOTO, with a very interesting and original sound that truly encompasses the styles. Even with the...
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12" instrumental dance mix from the 1983 Yes album 90125.
Hearts- From Yes; "90125"
Near Mint Yes - 90125 LP, Played on my Restored JVC VL-5 turntable. The sound is a MP3 rip from the actual LP.
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 and generally regarded as one of the archetypal bands of the genre. Despite a great many lineup changes, occasional splits within the group and the ever-changing trends in popular music, the band has continued on for over forty years and still retains a large following. The band's music blends symphonic and other 'classical' structures with their own brand of rock music, which is marked by sharp dynamic contrasts, extended song lengths, abstract lyrics, and a general showcasing of instrumental prowess. Although the band's sole consistent member has been bass player Chris Squire (noted for his highly melodic and discursive playing as well as his early use of electronic effects), Yes is also generally noted for the distinctive high-register vocals of lead singer Jon Anderson and the eclectic musical stylings of a succession of guitarists (Peter Banks, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Billy Sherwood), keyboard players (Tony Kaye, Rick Wakeman, Patrick Moraz, Geoff Downes, Igor Khoroshev) and drummers (Bill Bruford and Alan White). Several band members became celebrated musicians and/or bandleaders in their own right, and a 1980 lineup of the band was briefly fronted by future production star Trevor Horn. ________________________________________ Toledo was just another good stop Along the good king's highway My fortification took me by surprise And hit me sending me sideways Spellbound - Roundly - Good for sunshine ...
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 and generally regarded as one of the archetypal bands of the genre. Despite a great many lineup changes, occasional splits within the group and the ever-changing trends in popular music, the band has continued on for over forty years and still retains a large following. The band's music blends symphonic and other 'classical' structures with their own brand of rock music, which is marked by sharp dynamic contrasts, extended song lengths, abstract lyrics, and a general showcasing of instrumental prowess. Although the band's sole consistent member has been bass player Chris Squire (noted for his highly melodic and discursive playing as well as his early use of electronic effects), Yes is also generally noted for the distinctive high-register vocals of lead singer Jon Anderson and the eclectic musical stylings of a succession of guitarists (Peter Banks, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Billy Sherwood), keyboard players (Tony Kaye, Rick Wakeman, Patrick Moraz, Geoff Downes, Igor Khoroshev) and drummers (Bill Bruford and Alan White). Several band members became celebrated musicians and/or bandleaders in their own right, and a 1980 lineup of the band was briefly fronted by future production star Trevor Horn. ________________________________________ Move yourself You always live your life Never thinking of the future Prove yourself You are the move you make Take your chances win or lose her See yourself You are the steps ...
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 and generally regarded as one of the archetypal bands of the genre. Despite a great many lineup changes, occasional splits within the group and the ever-changing trends in popular music, the band has continued on for over forty years and still retains a large following. The band's music blends symphonic and other 'classical' structures with their own brand of rock music, which is marked by sharp dynamic contrasts, extended song lengths, abstract lyrics, and a general showcasing of instrumental prowess. Although the band's sole consistent member has been bass player Chris Squire (noted for his highly melodic and discursive playing as well as his early use of electronic effects), Yes is also generally noted for the distinctive high-register vocals of lead singer Jon Anderson and the eclectic musical stylings of a succession of guitarists (Peter Banks, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Billy Sherwood), keyboard players (Tony Kaye, Rick Wakeman, Patrick Moraz, Geoff Downes, Igor Khoroshev) and drummers (Bill Bruford and Alan White). Several band members became celebrated musicians and/or bandleaders in their own right, and a 1980 lineup of the band was briefly fronted by future production star Trevor Horn. ________________________________________ I can feel no sense of measure No illusions as we take Refuge in young man's pleasure Breaking down the dreams we make Real One down one to go Another town and one more show ...
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 and generally regarded as one of the archetypal bands of the genre. Despite a great many lineup changes, occasional splits within the group and the ever-changing trends in popular music, the band has continued on for over forty...
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 and generally regarded as one of the archetypal bands of the genre. Despite a great many lineup changes, occasional splits within the group and the ever-changing trends in popular music, the band has continued on for over forty years and still retains a large following. The band's music blends symphonic and other 'classical' structures with their own brand of rock music, which is marked by sharp dynamic contrasts, extended song lengths, abstract lyrics, and a general showcasing of instrumental prowess. Although the band's sole consistent member has been bass player Chris Squire (noted for his highly melodic and discursive playing as well as his early use of electronic effects), Yes is also generally noted for the distinctive high-register vocals of lead singer Jon Anderson and the eclectic musical stylings of a succession of guitarists (Peter Banks, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Billy Sherwood), keyboard players (Tony Kaye, Rick Wakeman, Patrick Moraz, Geoff Downes, Igor Khoroshev) and drummers (Bill Bruford and Alan White). Several band members became celebrated musicians and/or bandleaders in their own right, and a 1980 lineup of the band was briefly fronted by future production star Trevor Horn. ________________________________________ Hearing - Talking - Yes I - Love you Set your heart sail on the river Look around you as you drift downstream Hearing Pouring souls into the ocean Talking Take account of all ...
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 and generally regarded as one of the archetypal bands of the genre. Despite a great many lineup changes, occasional splits within the group and the ever-changing trends in popular music, the band has continued on for over forty years and still retains a large following. The band's music blends symphonic and other 'classical' structures with their own brand of rock music, which is marked by sharp dynamic contrasts, extended song lengths, abstract lyrics, and a general showcasing of instrumental prowess. Although the band's sole consistent member has been bass player Chris Squire (noted for his highly melodic and discursive playing as well as his early use of electronic effects), Yes is also generally noted for the distinctive high-register vocals of lead singer Jon Anderson and the eclectic musical stylings of a succession of guitarists (Peter Banks, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Billy Sherwood), keyboard players (Tony Kaye, Rick Wakeman, Patrick Moraz, Geoff Downes, Igor Khoroshev) and drummers (Bill Bruford and Alan White). Several band members became celebrated musicians and/or bandleaders in their own right, and a 1980 lineup of the band was briefly fronted by future production star Trevor Horn. ________________________________________ City of love City of love City of love Once bitten twice shy No - No regrets at all Justice - Body smooth take over Good girls they work the city Good guys they spike you hard ...
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 and generally regarded as one of the archetypal bands of the genre. Despite a great many lineup changes, occasional splits within the group and the ever-changing trends in popular music, the band has continued on for over forty years and still retains a large following. The band's music blends symphonic and other 'classical' structures with their own brand of rock music, which is marked by sharp dynamic contrasts, extended song lengths, abstract lyrics, and a general showcasing of instrumental prowess. Although the band's sole consistent member has been bass player Chris Squire (noted for his highly melodic and discursive playing as well as his early use of electronic effects), Yes is also generally noted for the distinctive high-register vocals of lead singer Jon Anderson and the eclectic musical stylings of a succession of guitarists (Peter Banks, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Billy Sherwood), keyboard players (Tony Kaye, Rick Wakeman, Patrick Moraz, Geoff Downes, Igor Khoroshev) and drummers (Bill Bruford and Alan White). Several band members became celebrated musicians and/or bandleaders in their own right, and a 1980 lineup of the band was briefly fronted by future production star Trevor Horn. ________________________________________ I'm moving through some changes I'll never be the same Something you did touched me There's no one else to blame The love we had has fallen The love we used to share We've ...
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 and generally regarded as one of the archetypal bands of the genre. Despite a great many lineup changes, occasional splits within the group and the ever-changing trends in popular music, the band has continued on for over forty years and still retains a large following. The band's music blends symphonic and other 'classical' structures with their own brand of rock music, which is marked by sharp dynamic contrasts, extended song lengths, abstract lyrics, and a general showcasing of instrumental prowess. Although the band's sole consistent member has been bass player Chris Squire (noted for his highly melodic and discursive playing as well as his early use of electronic effects), Yes is also generally noted for the distinctive high-register vocals of lead singer Jon Anderson and the eclectic musical stylings of a succession of guitarists (Peter Banks, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Billy Sherwood), keyboard players (Tony Kaye, Rick Wakeman, Patrick Moraz, Geoff Downes, Igor Khoroshev) and drummers (Bill Bruford and Alan White). Several band members became celebrated musicians and/or bandleaders in their own right, and a 1980 lineup of the band was briefly fronted by future production star Trevor Horn.
This montage includes all Yes albums after 1979, ending with their 2003-04 greatest hits collection/tour, which featured the final recorded performances (thus far...) of Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman within the band. All music by Yes. All artwork by Roger Dean. Songs featured... "Tempus Fugit" "Does It Really Happen?" "Owner of a Lonely Heart" "It Can Happen" "Shoot High Aim Low" "Holy Lamb (Song For Harmonic Convergence)" "Fist of Fire" (ABWH) "Brother of Mine" (ABWH) "Shock To The System" "The More We Live - Let Go" "I Am Waiting" "Endless Dream" "Be The One" "Sign Language" "Open Your Eyes" "New State of Mind" "Homeworld (The Ladder)" "New Language" "Dreamtime" "Show Me"
Lyrics: (Anderson) Once a peaceful man laid his old head down by a river, Thought about his childhood life, his father and forgiver, Couldn't hide away, hide away. He controlled the horses with a handclap or a whisper, Drink he couldn't combat but he knew he was no sinner, Couldn't hide away, hide away. He told all his sons of all the antics of adventure, Then he told another one who drove himself to drink Not to hide away, hide away. Better men have realized alone is not a venture, A decent man would realize alone is not a venture, Just to hide away, hide away. He told all his sons of all the antics of adventure, Then he told another one who drove himself to drink Not to hide away, hide away. From Wikipedia: The Yes Album is the third album by British progressive rock band Yes. The first release to feature 24-year-old guitarist Steve Howe, the album was released on Atlantic Records in February 1971 in the UK, a month later in the United States. This was the album that finally set Yes' career alight, with the album reaching #4 in the UK and, eventually, #40 in the US, where it was a platinum seller. This was also the last Yes album for over twelve years to feature keyboardist Tony Kaye until his return in 1983's 90125. The Yes Album set the stage for the band's route to superstardom with Fragile and Close to the Edge. This was their first commercial success and, reportedly, it had to be or Atlantic was going to cut them loose. The album was recorded at an old farmhouse in ...
Cover Album : 90125 (1983) Guitar : Gibson SG Bass & Drums : BOSS Dr-3 Synth : Roland Juno 106
El Camino Real Marching Band and Dance Guard playing their 2009 competition show "Yes - 91367" at the Royal High School competition on 10/17/2009. Songs include "Leave-it" and "Changes" from the "Yes 90125" album.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
The 90124 CD was released with the name and cover obviously referencing 90125. With tongue in cheek Trevor sorted through the old demos of his solo session recordings. This collection gives one the rare insight to the evolution of a song such as the working versions of Owner of A Lonely Heart, Hold On and Changes. Would You Feel My Love comes from a more progressive production while Where Will You Be is an instrumental demo with Roger Hodgson on backing vocals. Love Will Find A Way was orginally presented to Stevie Nicks for her solo album, but eventually wound up on Big Generator. This album is a fascinating insight showing how Trevor developed his songs and demonstrate how much his presence influenced the sound of YES.
I've been a fan of this song since I was a kid. The beats themselves are fairly simple, but the polyrhythmic nature of the drums against the guitar really make it interesting and fun to play. Some of the phrasing in this song ended up being a lot easier once I wrote it all out. I used Toontrack Allaire Kit from the SDX Vol. 2 expansion into macbook pro, Motu Fastlane, Logic 8 and iMovie '08. *copyrighted materials used for education and scholarship only* Yes - "Our Song" From the 1983 release "90125" is the copyrighted property of it's owner(s).
AUDIO ONLY. Happy Rhodes - The Keep (1995) - 04 - "The Yes Medley" Lyrics: The Yes Medley (6:05) (I Sleep Alone, Soon, Endless Dream, Hearts) New Recording of the Manhattan Center Show, 1995 You talk of love, you talk of trust But I can see I sleep alone tonight And where you go and what you do, baby I can't fight It's not easy to forget though yesterday is far away Yet still I can feel you close as breathing You say you care, you want to know But I don't know, I sleep alone tonight And in my heart I feel you care more than you believe I'll wait for you today and hope tomorrow takes you away This yearning for the change--I look up at the new life That I must find, I must find, I must find, I must find, I must find Soon, oh, soon the light Pass within and soothe this endless night I'll wait here for you, our reason to be here Soon, oh, soon the time All we move to gain will reach and calm Our heart is open, our reason to be here Long long ago set into a rhyme Soon, oh, soon the light Ours to shape for all time, ours the right Hold your head up high you know You've come a long, long way Tainted as a fugitive with nothing left to say Temptation may come, hope your vision doesn't stray in the name of God you might be forced away, forced away Moving forward to the only place you know Side-tracked by some indiscretion, changing as you go Temptation may come, hope your conscience doesn't hide the only trip you'll take is inside Hearing, talking, yes, I love you Set your heart ...
From Wikipedia: "Yours Is No Disgrace" is the opening track of 1971 album The Yes Album by the British progressive rock band Yes. It is notable as the first song to feature Steve Howe on guitar. It is one of the band's best known early songs and is the first in which the band attempted to explore longer songs, which would come to be a vital attribute in Yes songs over the next decade on albums such as Close to the Edge, Tales from Topographic Oceans, and Relayer. The song, along with other album tracks "Starship Trooper" and "Perpetual Change", is an early example of a rock epic for its complex form and length. The song's composition had important contributions from all band members. It begins with the first sounds of Steve Howe's jagged, distorted guitar, followed by a powerful duet of Tony Kaye's warm organ and Chris Squire's growling bass, and then an a capella by Jon Anderson. From here on, all the members join together in an ensemble and the song grows in its complexity. The song is also notable for the use of the stereo tracks, most remarkably during Howe's intermediate guitar breaks. The Yes Album is the third album by British progressive rock band Yes. The first release to feature 24-year-old guitarist Steve Howe, the album was released on Atlantic Records in February 1971 in the UK, a month later in the United States. This was the album that finally set Yes' career alight, with the album reaching #4 in the UK and, eventually, #40 in the US, where it was a ...
This one has been sitting on the shelf for a while waiting to be finished. Months, in fact. Anyway, the inspiration came to me last night after finishing "Fooling Yourself"; so here it is. Lyrics: You can fool yourself You can cheat until you're blind You can cut your heart It can happen You can mend the wires You can feed the soul apart You reach It can happen to you It can happen to me It can happen to everyone eventually It's a constant fight A constant fight You're pushing the needle to the red Black and white Who knows who's right No substitute you're born you're dead Fly by night Created out of fantasy Our destinations call Look up - Look down Look out - Look around Look up - Look down There's a crazy world outside We're not about to lose our pride It can happen to you It can happen to me It can happen to everyone eventually As you happen to say It can happen today As it happens It happens in every way This world I like We architects of life A song a sigh Developing words that linger Through fields of green through open eyes This for us to see Look up - Look down Look out - Look around So look up - Look down There's a crazy world outside We're not about to lose our pride It can happen to you It can happen to me It can happen to everyone eventually As you happen to say It can happen today As it happens It happens in every way As you happen to see It will happen to be Nothing happens to nowhere and nowhere Solo Look up - Look down There's a crazy world outside We're ...
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...Asia up with GTR, in 1986, another sort of supergroup, with Steve Hackett of Genesis. By then, Yes had reformed and released “90125,” its most commercially successful project, but Howe was still on the outside. He did join up with Jon Anderson, who wanted...
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Yes performing during the 90215 tour in Edmonton, Alberta. This terrific concert was filmed at the Northlands Coliseum near the end of their N. American tour & it is one of Yes' very best shows. Owner of a Lonely Heart reached number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 which to date, is Yes' biggest chart success by far. It also reached number one on the US Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, the first & only time a Yes song ever reached this height. This was the first tour/album to feature newcomer & guitar virtuoso - Trevor Rabin who took over the guitar duties from Steve Howe. Newer fans loved him & older ones didn't but I for one, think he added alot of energy & much needed breath of fresh air to the group's sound. Besides that, he was a big part of the bands hugely successful multi-platinum album - 90125, which was mainly based on Trevor's earlier demo work. So his contributions to their rebirth & success were invaluable. Anyway, I hope you all enjoy this concert as much as I do & feel free to comment on it anytime. Enjoy! Note: Sorry for the low audio. The dvd audio level was really low as well & I tried to compensate with my video software but that didn't help much so you'll just have to to crank it up to hear it the right way. I also removed the annoying video footage that the video creators inserted of the 50's family throughout the concert. Now you can see the concert the way it was meant to be seen. Just the band, the audience & some awesome performances w/out all the ...
Yes performing during the 90215 tour in Edmonton, Alberta. This terrific concert was filmed at the Northlands Coliseum near the end of their N. American tour & it is one of Yes' very best shows. This was the first tour/album to feature newcomer & guitar virtuoso - Trevor Rabin who took over the guitar duties from Steve Howe. Newer fans loved him & older ones didn't but I for one, think he added alot of energy & much needed breath of fresh air to the group's sound. Besides that, he was a big part of the bands hugely successful multi-platinum album - 90125, which was mainly based on Trevor's earlier demo work. So his contributions to their rebirth & success were invaluable. Anyway, I hope you all enjoy this concert as much as I do & feel free to comment on it anytime. Enjoy! Note: Sorry for the low audio. The dvd audio level was really low as well & I tried to compensate with my video software but that didn't help much so you'll just have to to crank it up to hear it the right way. I also removed the annoying video footage that the video creators inserted of the 50's family throughout the concert. Now you can see the concert the way it was meant to be seen. Just the band, the audience & some awesome performances w/out all the distractions. The band: Jon Anderson: Lead Vocals, Keyboards Chris Squire: Bass guitars, Vocals Trevor Rabin: Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals Tony Kaye: Keyboards Alan White: Drums, Percussion, Vocals
From NFTE.org ==================== I have been reading a lot of posts here about the origins of "Our Song". I have heard right from the mouth of Chris Squire that that song was written about Toledo Ohio. I was sitting in his Hotel room in TOLEDO when he told me. He also mentioned that Yes had the key to the city there as well as a few other Keys to cities. he explained that Toledo was a town that that risen through the work ethic etc. of the people and the song was based on that. I was very surprised at the knowledge of Toledo's history he had. More than I, but then again I am not FROM Toledo, so what WOULD I know? It is funny though that Chris Squire is the guy who told me probably more than I needed to know about the city
Music has magic - That stuff of syncopation. Music is a shout of foregone conclusions. Treat it good. Treat it rightly. And if you get it flowing. The harmony is glowing. Music - Good to you.
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...go.' " David isn't the first vocalist other than Anderson to sing for Yes. Trevor Horn, the producer of the best-selling 1983 album 90125, sang lead on the 1980 Yes album, Drama. "Nobody can replace Jon," David said, "and I don't want to be compared to Jon....
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This video is for the people that always wanted to be a part of solving a real life mystery for themselves. The video and music clips have at least one thing in common. For help in solving this mystery first list all of the things you find that the clips have in common. I will give out only one clue to get you started. Two of the video clips have a man being dragged off by two other men against his will. That clue should start you on the path of finding the other coincidences and similarities.
Released 1989 after Yes 90125
Video of Yes performing "Changes" live. Original song features on the album "90125" __________________________ "Yes" "Jon Anderson" "Steve Howe" "Rick Wakeman" "Alan White" "Chris Squire" "Bill Bruford" "Tony Kaye" "Patrick Moraz" "Trevor Rabin" "Big Generator" "Union" "Magnification" "Talk" "90125" "Keys to Ascension" "The Ladder" "Going For The One" "Relayer" "Fragile" "Cloce To The Edge" "Tales from Topographic Oceans" "Classic Yes" "Open Your Eyes" "Yesshows" "Time and a Word" "Drama" "Yesterdays" "90125" "Tormato" "ABWH"
Please ignore the watermark (the scrolling grey text at the top)! Script for a Jester's Tear, the title track of Marillions 1983 debut album. Ushering in the genre of neo-prog, filling the void left by the prog big fours' wondering into pop, Marillion surface as the 80's version of Genesis, and I mean that as a compliment. Whilst Yes were making 90125, Pink Floyd had self-destructed, Genesis were now three and King Crimson had become a New Age band, these guys had the balls to keep on making prog. Albeit neo-prog, but still prog. Stereo thanks to helpful YouTubers.
"Owner Of A Lonely Heart" Video from 1984 by Yes
Album 90125
The Paul Green School of Rock All-Stars and Jon Anderson perform "Owner of a Lonely Heart" by Yes at the Roxy Theatre in Hollywood, CA. 1/17/08
Yes 1984. 90125 Live Tour.
A quick vid I made joining Thomas Kinkade's beautiful artwork with Trevor Rabin's modern-day classical composition. I've followed Rabin since his initial stint with Yes and the '90125' recording. I don't think I've ever heard anything from him I don't enjoy. Try 1989's 'Can't Look Away' solo album and you'll probably be hooked. This song was from the 'Jack Frost' soundtrack featuring Michael Keaton. I didn't see a rendition of it on YouTube so I figured I'd put it up for someone else to enjoy. So here it is...
Messin around with a cool Yes tune.
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