When it's this good, it stays with you all through your life . I still remember standing outside a record store and hearing the first bars of this track in the early 70s. I stayed and later bought the album and it's been a source of joy ever since...

@suecondon1685

Жыл бұрын

We share the same surname, and I also haunted record stores in the 70's!

@jeffreyjaystein

Жыл бұрын

We share it!

@stevemiller5895

Жыл бұрын

They gave a great concert in Wash. D.C. around 1973 or so. Rick Wakeman played part of Six Wives of Henry VIII ❤

@jeffreyjaystein

Жыл бұрын

It never gets old.

@dominickdipietro733

7 ай бұрын

Amen! I’m 60 and when I Liston to this it brings me back to a magical time in my life! The 70s

Even after 47 years this music is still taking me on a trip and giving me the chills. A true masterpiece - so atmospheric and evocative.

@matthewwinn4006

Жыл бұрын

Well stated

@saleconomos473

9 ай бұрын

Ditto.

Listening to this with my head phones on my black lite an velvet posters an smoking Colombian weed in my room in the 70s was such a magical time… thank you God

This is the most beautiful song I have ever heard in my life.

@garyhoffman5529

3 жыл бұрын

Doctor Speedway where is your silver midget?

@bobsmith7161

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. My favorite Yes song!!!

@galevanvorous834

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, true

@Jessica_Roth

10 ай бұрын

My favorite love song. Period.

@bigvrocks2480

3 ай бұрын

@@Jessica_Roth I dated a girl for five years a when this came out. I, as wel, found it to be such an exhilarating love song. Typical male back then, did not know how to express my love for her so I brought her to my house and we listened to this in well decorated black light room. I thought she would understand where the lyrics were coming from and why I wanted her to hear this album. Alas, during the next few months she got into going to Wresting Events, less than a year later, she dumped me, apparently for a bartender almost as old s her dad! The surprising thing was, although the breakup was not what I wanted, what hurt the most was not remaining frends after six years. It gave me a good idea about that person was really all about!

Listening to Yes always transports me to a different time and place. It is like my own time machine. The sights, sounds, and smells of yesteryear. . .

steve howe shows his brilliance with his arrangement, his diversity on different guitars to get unique beautiful sounds, the entire band at it's best. this is one of the greatest songs ever recorded since the earth was created

This song is a MASTERPIECE!! 😯😎 Who else is listening in 2020?

@fredzara4072

4 жыл бұрын

Entire Close to the Edge album may be one of the top 5 rock albums ever recorded !! IMO ...every musician at the pinnacle of his craft !

@esterhudson5104

4 жыл бұрын

cubswincubswin never enough. It’s perfect.

@deeliciousplum

3 жыл бұрын

Stumbled upon this upload and could not help but press play in 2020. Timeless is timeless. 🌸🎶

@eliakimherzog6062

3 жыл бұрын

The question could be: who belongs to young age is listening them? Probably not many! But those who listened in 1975 probably will do it in 2040 too if they will still be alive!

@Giorgioul

3 жыл бұрын

It'a my favorite song ever. I'm still listening it in 2020. And I will in 2021, 2022...

This is the song that has played in my head for years and years. Okay, decades!

@paulc8269

4 жыл бұрын

Decades for me too, originally on 8 track.

@mjrsnafu

4 жыл бұрын

...and none of it made any sense but was wonderful anyway

@Nasphotography13

4 жыл бұрын

The first Album i ever heard, i was 11 in 1972, my older brother never had it off the Dansette record player, i still listen to it now in 2019

In half a century, the world has changed. This song has not. The magic is still there, maybe even stronger than when it was created.

I just randomly got this song in my KZread playlist and I did not expect it to go this way. It was a beautiful morning, I was brushing my hair and cooking breakfast. This definitely added some endorphins. Yes continues to amaze me

@frankhoulihanfh4972

9 ай бұрын

They never cease to amaze. ❤

Time to go back to our Teenage years and take a few min to sit and remember all the Good Times...Peace

@hackupboulders

5 жыл бұрын

You are so right Karen. Your comment just cheered me up!

@maxelldenomie6131

2 жыл бұрын

TimeTravel

@FUYT888

2 жыл бұрын

Wish I could go back sometimes.

@soulmark

2 жыл бұрын

Through each cell, never to end

@4stringmusicole

2 жыл бұрын

So true…I so miss songs like this one…I was once asked to describe the music of Yes….I replied “Hopeful”

this music is directly from God....I heard this 40 years ago....still gives me goose bumps....just beautiful...

Not bad for a song that is 50 years old. I was only 8 years old when this one came out. I grew up listening to Yes in Jr. and Sr. High school, and long after. The notes, tones and lyrics of this song will reach anyone's heart and and quickly fill it with happiness and feelings of wellness.

@infrequentvlogs4433

Жыл бұрын

I saw it as "happiness and feelings of weirdness" out of my peripheral vision.... but I don't mean that as a put-down, LoL. Contrarily, I mean this music sounds too GOOD to be of mortal Earth. It's like you're getting something supernatural, something that shouldn't be possible on this stupid, backwards planet! (I mean, YOU KNOW, the songs you hear in supermarkets, or the radio??) It is outside of most music, as has been made in our times.

This is as good a track that a group of musicians can possibly make. Completely perfect. Complex, progressive but still flows well, and structured amazingly

Rest in peace Chris Squire....

I discovered this album and this wonderful song in the summer of 1984. Nobody at my age listened to this kind of music. I lived it. I was 17 and about to become a grown up. Yes made life better.

@infrequentvlogs4433

Жыл бұрын

Discovered them roughly around the same time. You had to have known local talented musicians! LoL. The ONLY KIDS I knew who were playing them were SERIOUS guitar/ bass musicians in junior high/ high school @ ''83.

One of my favourites from back then, and it still stands out as a masterpiece of music.

@skyhookCDN

6 жыл бұрын

nothing wrong with YOUR ears :)

I really can't get over how perfect this song is. Of all the Yes songs I've experienced, this might be the most touching one. It makes love to my brain and soul.

This is Yes's masterpiece , so beautiful and haunting , the musicianship and good taste are at its peak , "and you and I called over the valleys of endless seas " ?????.

An absolute song for the ages . For decades , since my youth , listening to it and never tiring of it . In a word : Magnificent .

@brianwannemacher4647

3 жыл бұрын

Heaven on Earth!!

@garyhoffman5529

3 жыл бұрын

In a word Magnificent!!!

@stevebrown8368

3 жыл бұрын

Real spirituality

@amandabrewer9780

3 жыл бұрын

You are!

@terryhoward7487

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a great yes fan since 1970 my life would not be possible without yes

Does it get any better than this?? Wakeman, HOWE, SQUIRE, ANDERSON, BRUFORD..... THIS IS YES😀😎🤓😍😃

@igormaxwel6093

8 жыл бұрын

Best Yes line-up for me is Anderson, Wakeman, Howe, Squire (RIP) and Alan White.

@Crazyfeline

8 жыл бұрын

No Caps for Wakeman?

@sugarmagnolia4818

8 жыл бұрын

+Timothy Cozby It does not get any better than this! You are so right.

@TheStuport

8 жыл бұрын

+crazyfeline Was wondering that myself...a Hmmm moment to be sure

@middleearthbilbo4640

8 жыл бұрын

nice work...cosmic cruising has evolved light years since this song was launched

If anyone ever doubted Steve Howe's virtuosity, seeing him play "And You and I" live erases that thought - unbelievable.

@YYZ1166

10 жыл бұрын

He's an absolute master. Anyone who says otherwise has no clue!!!!

@digitalsketchguy

10 жыл бұрын

Nice guy too :-)

@wfamdaxj

9 жыл бұрын

I agree Jeff, watching him and Chris squire play live about 20ft in front of me on 3 or 4 occasions is something I shall take to my grave. Top Draw.

@DaveDexterMusic

8 ай бұрын

@@YYZ1166 drops some absolute clangers live mind

There´s really one thing we can say about this: Thanks Chris, Steve, Jon, Bill and Rick. This song makes me feel the inmaterial part of life.

I would love to sit in a theater and watch these one by one all afternoon. Heck, I'd pay to do that!

I want this song to play at my wedding, my funeral, my birthday, and every other moment before, after and during this one.

This SONG (a masterpiece indeed) is really out of this world. It is AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL, ITS BEYOND ALL THE MUSIC I Its magical

My bucket list includes listening to this song and traveling up north to see the aurora lights during the song

Once Jon Anderson starts singing everything becomes so luminous.

@KarenSmith-ex1uj

6 жыл бұрын

txikilin ñ

@KarenSmith-ex1uj

6 жыл бұрын

::):

@NH2112

3 жыл бұрын

Numinous.

Still takes my breath away. beautiful!

Bruford's drumming on this song is sublime and powerful - absolutely fantastic...

Recognition are in order for the love and care that went into the production of these video. It really does the song justice. The quality is something you don't see from youtube "music video" these days. Excellent work indeed.

@vzqk50HD

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words!

@LaineyTsang

7 жыл бұрын

I third! Love all your Yes videos!!

@yyz4761

7 жыл бұрын

A girl who loves Yes! Now that's something you don't find very often, Props!

@jalcruces

7 жыл бұрын

Wha???? Have loved Yes since 1972!! Bite your tongue!

@jalcruces

7 жыл бұрын

Males aren't the only people who appreciate music. In fact, if you like Yes, you should like my Podcast, give it a listen. It is an Indie Prog Podcast. New music you otherwise would never know existed. soundcloud.com/progkast/juls-progkast-9

Remember hearing this in 73 whilst eating Quaaludes and smoking Thai Stick. Just a beautiful sounding piece of Music. This is my favorite album timeless. RIP. Mr. Squire.

If you can be with a girl who is totally into this song - you are doing fine.

@lisapeterson7978

7 жыл бұрын

just posted and on play list .. love Yes all day long.

@josepholson3317

7 жыл бұрын

I wish I met you 30 years ago.

@icyou4344

7 жыл бұрын

Joseph Olson Hehe, I see you failed to recognize my far-away stare into the clouds and sky. I've enjoyed Yes since I was 12.5 years old! I wasn't your typical teenage girl. I was told I often looked distant, but between listening to music, spending my summer days exploring the plants and creatures in my neighborhood, or practising the piano, it's no wonder I found solace in myself. To this day I relish my alone time, but I realized at one point it was time to plant myself in reality, at least most of the time. 😀

@ramonarellano4988

7 жыл бұрын

And who would've think, it was a at Yes concert where I saw the prettiest girl that I have ever seen, and I have seen many in my life.

@NikhilVasishtR

7 жыл бұрын

Joseph Olson Yes, but I'm probably the ONLY progressive rock fan in my college(not kidding).

Toda vez que alguém curtir esse comentário volto ouvir essa maravilha e lembrar dele 💜🖤

this song brings back some great memories. I was actually lucky enough to see them in concert many moons ago and it was worth every penny.

@RikZeppelin

2 жыл бұрын

I met rabin squire and anderson in a hotel bar in san Antonio after they played at sea world on the TALK tour. It was an honor and a humbling moment they were awesomely friendly and yes they let me get a picture taken with all three me in the middle. I have had many brushes with fame this was by far my greatest.

This is the final sounds you hear before God takes your hand

I get chills at 2:52 when they shift gears ; classic Yes

This song is just so super beautiful it makes my eyes water as my soul sings.

@elma4250

7 жыл бұрын

When I saw YES back in the 70's and they performed this piece, it was simply magical. Jon Anderson just swayed back and forth while he sang this story. All of the other band members were in this zone of organized chaos. It DOES speak to soulfulness.

@yyz4761

7 жыл бұрын

When I listen to this song I can't even imagine how they came up with this. How do you even imagine beauty that doesn't exist yet? Same with Siberian Khatru. This song is my favorite thing that Jon Anderson sings.

@elma4250

7 жыл бұрын

Yyz, for me, anything Anderson sings is meaningful. I listened to this (and, other pieces) into the night, yesterday. Today was studio day, and I was stoked - YES, and other bands and artists, open that creative door for me. There is beauty in this world. Even when things seem dark and impossible to survive, the emergence on the other side is, in itself, a very beautiful thing.

@yyz4761

7 жыл бұрын

That's funny because I've been listening to Yes well into the night lately also. I'll binge listen to certain music for a while, then move on to something else. After a while I'll come back. Now Yes is back in the rotation. I have heard some people that think Anderson is the least essential member of the band. While I don't agree with that sentiment, I do usually focus on the instrumentals of a yes tune. But with this song, for me Anderson takes center stage.

@YYZ1166

7 жыл бұрын

yyz, I absolutely love this song too. Anderson the least essential?? I disagree with that 110% too. You and El Ma are so correct, Anderson is an amazing vocalist. yyz, great screen name, by the way. ;)

One of my favorite all time songs. So many songs I’ve liked that have disappeared from my memory banks, but this one is one of those (along with another yes song starship troopers) that I will never willingly allow to be deleted. Thank God for people who make this level of music. I love the video too. Great job bringing the album artwork to life. Thank you

Tears of sadness and joy....reflections...songs of life.

9800 likes and no dislikes. I love it. As it should be. A phenomenal album.

@dr.dansanatomosphere3313

6 ай бұрын

10K-0 now.

This is just a beautiful and magnificent song.

I had almost forgotten how uplifting Yes music was! Taken back to a time and place when I was 16 years old.

Starship Trooper was my very first intro to YES back in the early 70's on my car 8 track player before cassettes ( I really dated myself there) I can close my eyes and form beautiful pictures to this music.

@trashyaardvark

10 жыл бұрын

I started with "The Yes Album" myself and became a huge fan. I was lucky enough to see them live 4-5 times. I even got to close enough to lean on the stage directly in front of Howe [close enough to see the dust on his guitars pick-ups]during the Close to the Edge tour. BTW, cassettes actually were available before 8-tracks, the buying public was suckered into 8-tracks which were inferior to cassettes in sound and durability.. You r so rt about how Yes's music could transport you to beauty and love

@jrfoleyjr

10 жыл бұрын

Greg Vance The casette decks I saw overseas when I was in the navy (1968-72) were inferior in playback quality to the 8 track. The casette decks available in the early 70s here were also inferior due to the fact that the playback heads were still being experimented on to get better quality from such a small pickup area. The first really good casette deck I saw was in ... seems that I recall about 1979 or thereabouts and very expensive. I am jealous though... I have never been to a live YES concert. I have dvds of concerts and all their albums on cd. I do miss Jon Anderson as lead singer.

@stevemartin4249

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah ... that was the album that hooked me. Was head over heels with Yes with 4 albums ... The Yes Album, Fragile, Close to the Edge, and Relayer ... still listen to them. But it was at about that time a college buddy took me to a music department party, passed the weed around and somebody put on a Return to Forever album (I think 'Romantic Warrior') ... and then I was down the rabbit hole of jazz. Still falling ... up. ;-)

@guillewitt6209

7 жыл бұрын

***DRAMA*** very good!

I went to the Anderson, Rabin, & Wakeman concert last night in Atlanta -- and while it would've been truly surreal to see Howe up there playing this song with them... it was pure bliss to hear "And You and I" live, in concert, after 40 years of being a YES fan. Anderson's voice has healed and sounds as pure as ever -- and Wakeman is still the keyboard master (cape & all). Love to all.

@pokerface1967

7 жыл бұрын

RICK THE QUICK!!!

@alexeynesterov1133

7 жыл бұрын

I felt the same at their gig in Nashville yesterday.

@johnkemp2556

7 жыл бұрын

Cindy Ralston love your taste in music.

@TurveyTV

6 жыл бұрын

I was at that gig, Fox Theatre.. Awaken moved me to tears

@bumcheek7

6 жыл бұрын

Cindy Ralston And now no Rick.:(

Whenever I am in a funk or numb I play this. That section from 3:35 to 5:37 always moves me into the realm of bliss.

@julienparis6933

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Keller 6:32 is my favorite part

@anthonyhedberg6471

7 жыл бұрын

...joy approaching nirvana.

@Sheffield6688

7 жыл бұрын

Me too! At 3:47, Rick's Mellotron, Steve's pedal steel.... the whole epic feel of that section.

@gracecarlander1964

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Keller That section is incredible... The whole song is pure bliss

@nickyo58

7 жыл бұрын

It reminds me of the ABC afternoon specials, they played music before going into a commercial witch sounded so similar to that section.

Roger Dean is my favorite artist. Saw Yes, in the round, ‘78.

Excellent video! I love the classic Roger Dean artwork, you made it come to life.

you know? if people only understood the intention and feelings a person puts into making a beautiful video like this,to this song, understanding it is a window into there heart. and their beautiful perceptions of life, is beyond words how this world could be!!!

Rearing this disco, I go back in thinking on the 70's when I was a kid, dreaming about what to be as a adult person. We had a group of 6 guys, playing a little of our musical instruments and trying to follow the group Yes tracks, only trying, of course. And today, I'm already almost a old man. Time flyes and we still here, listening to the same good music.

one of my favorite songs of all time. Saw Yes at the Orange Bowl in 1975 in the worlds first laser light super concert

Shivers are running up my spine at the moment, with tears steaming down my face. This is how this masterpiece affects me.

@allisonrogers1409

3 жыл бұрын

I know the feeling. Me too.

@bobsmith7161

2 жыл бұрын

Me too, my favorite Yes song.

who else was getting that bass sound at that point in time? The bass tone that Squire achieved was a giant turning point in modern music IMO

I can clearly remember exactly where I was when I first heard this song. This song got past me for a number of years without me hearing it until the late 70's on one particular night. I was lying in bed, in fact the top bunk (I shared my room with my older brother at the time) and I must have been 11 or 12. My brothers and sister were out in the kitchen playing cards or something, and I was in bed in my room next to the kitchen, just laying there, and the radio was playing in the kitchen where they were. This song came on. I'm reliving that night in my brain very vividly as I type this, as if it were only yesterday. I found the opening guitar strains both eerie and beautifully mystical at the same time. I laid there and drifted off to a peaceful slumber while it played, and found out what it was from a friend the next day who happened to own the album. I always loved Yes, and loved them even more after being introduced to this ethereal song on that long ago dreamlike night.

@blueperez3959

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, exactly how I feel, great comments man ,Ty, Blue

@garyhoffman5529

3 жыл бұрын

Snarky Album...hummm'

The opening licks after he's tuned his guitar are absolutely beautiful

@yyz4761

8 жыл бұрын

+Gabe Thornes You know that when an accomplished guitarist like Howe tunes his guitar on a track you are in for a musical experience.

@cosmojairzinho14

Жыл бұрын

The "okay " is steve howe responding to Eddie offord recording green light..the guitar harmonics thing was not supposed to be there at all..but offord insisted on keeping it..

@infrequentvlogs4433

Жыл бұрын

When your sound check is peerlessly musical, one of the GREATEST intros in the history of recording, you MAY BE a great guitarist.

Always LOVED this song. It puts you in a mood. And the live version sounds just as great.

@frankhoulihanfh4972

9 ай бұрын

The live versions are, as unbelievable as it sounds, even better.

That middle eight that sounds like squirming whales in flight (Eclipse) is gorgeous. It's always been my favourite moment of classic period Yes.

I love Yes. I saw the Classic Albums Tour a couple of years ago and was a bit dubious of Jon Robertson's ability to pull it off. Close to the Edge is my all time favourite album. I know it note for note and as they played it made my heart swell but when they went into "And You & I" I literally wept with joy. It was incredible how Robertson was able to reconstruct the vocals so exquisitely. I was grateful to see the band again as not too long after Chris Squire made his way back to the stars.

Great music and video. Long after the earth is void of our physical bodies and our generation is no more, the humanoids of the era will travel through time and space listening to the music of the 70's

I so love this track! Got to love the art work of Roger Dean. So appropriate for this band. Great video!

that is so brilliant !!! i love the song and the video you made....thanks for this beautiful art and uploud.....:-)

All time best YES song! Love everyone's comments!People will be listening to YES in three hundred years just like Beethoven. Love your video presentations for each song!

Slight clarification to the editorial: Mr. Howe isn't tuning his guitar at the beginning, he is playing harmonic notes which make up the songs intro. He is quietly yet brilliantly setting the tone for the rest of the composition. During the bridge he plays the same notes not as harmonics this time but as full notes adding color and richness which is mirrored and magnified by the other instruments through the ending. Masterful use of dynamics that gives me chills.

My dad was a DJ in the 70's and staged with them them on two tours and was friends with John Anderson in the late 70's. One of his favorite bands. I heard this song all the time in the house as a kid, and I heard my dad watching a Yes concert on Netflix and this song came on. I wasn't around in their time, but I remember this song, and it was just a huge dose of nostalgia. I may be a child of the 90's, but I can still appreciate good music, and good prog rock.

And you and I climb, crossing the shapes of the morning And you and I reach over the sun for the river And you and I climb, clearer towards the movement And you and I called over valleys of endless seas...... Oh, my..........

@ramonarellano4988

4 жыл бұрын

El Ma , like "valleys of of endless seas", ? my favorite verse from any other song in existence.

@amydavidval

4 жыл бұрын

My favorite part

@NH2112

3 жыл бұрын

@@ramonarellano4988 “Like the time I ran away, turned around, and you were standing close to me” takes the top spot for me, but this is definitely in my top 5.

I'm a Yes lover! I am in awe every time I listen to thier music!

I’ve been to a Yes concert back in 77 that is a very long time ago

Music of the gods. Thanks for this wonderful post. Keep up the great work!

It makes you feel the love even though you're not in love

It doesn't get any better than this.

Along with Heart of the Sunrise, my favorite Yes song. Sublime to the infinite power. X

essa música é impressionante, sempre é de arrepiar seja de estúdio ou ao vivo....

This a friggin' brilliant upload. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

07:08 to around 07:30 has always been my favorite part. There's just something about the guitar riffs that make me feel really happy every time I hear it.

This is my all time favourite Yes song. I think. There are so many amazing songs to chose from over the years. IMO the best ever version of And You And I is the one on Yessongs. I must have played that many hundreds of times and Steve's haunting steel guitar (after "And you and I reached out for reasons to call") still sends shivers down my neck 45 years later.

i've had lung cancer 3x. Now I await my next bout with cancer. The call is only moments away. I'll start the radiation and chemo. As long as I can listen to this music. I'll live forever in these words. As the radiation passes through your optic nerve. You see a blue gray light even when your eyes are closed. If your wondering? it does hurt after about 3 weeks. I'll be thinking of this song. Let the pain begin. Stay COOL

The truth is revealed through the Ocean, Sun and Moon.

I'd not listened to this masterpiece in sometime until just now and it feels like a shot of adrenalin to the system. Thanks to Yes for all the great music!

@frankhoulihanfh4972

8 ай бұрын

You must listen often. Replenish the soul.

No matter how many times I hear this song, it never disappoints, it only improves.

Happy Birthday yesterday to Steve, one of my guitar heroes....

One of my favorites, most definitely one of the greatest ever written

This song makes me feel something. It makes me think about leaving my friends at the end of high school. This song just feels so melancholy and yet so happy at the same time, as if there’s some kind of glorious future ahead. I just can’t get enough of this wonderful song and I’m so glad I found this. Thank you.

Such a great Howe intro!

My favourite song of all time. Heard it live twice and well.... Magic

R.I.P. Master Chris Squire!

Awesome even after listening to this for the past 41 years when I was 14 ... brilliant geniuses. And Roger Dean completes the magic spell ...

Late 70s, some good weed, good friends, sitting in an old van on a dark New England road late on a weekday night. This song playing on the 8 track. Good times for sure.

Back in grad school, my buddy and I left from Monterey and took Hwy 1 to LA, listening to Yes on the way and looking at stars and shit. I was driving, he was drinking a few boozes, this fucking masterpiece comes on and he goes "it's so beautiful" completely unironically. I've never let him live that down, but he was of course right.

Such a beauty of a song...pure musical transcendence every time. Gorgeous images~cheers & thanks!

no words for this song , my favorite of YES . a Lot of Bill Bruford in it !!! indescriptible feeling of relaxation while listening to it . wonderful band for ever .

Love, Love, Love...Thank you for your awesome music that I cherish all of my life.....

Yes was the first band that started me on my journey into a different way of hearing music. I'm not sure why they resonated with me. I suppose I could have just dismissed them as "too weird" but even at that young age, it was clear to me that this was music as art. I don't even think I am completely aware of the influence they have had on all aspects of my life but I am eternally grateful that I discovered them when I did.

40 odd years of collecting Yes albums since my schooldays -all vinyls -and buying all the CDs to protect them. Seeing Yes on their British tours and hearing this masterpiece a thousand times and...I still well up and cry when I hear it.... Thank you for posting it up!

Close to the edge album changed my life

@stoegersmoker

10 жыл бұрын

It was what opened my eyes to great music and remains the same. It has the ability to change my mind and attitude instantly.

@vickiehicks490

4 жыл бұрын

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@vickiehicks490

4 жыл бұрын

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@vickiehicks490

4 жыл бұрын

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I love Yes..It was great when I met them all I got backstage at a concert Lucky me

Yes, there is Intelligent life beyond us, and they came down in the 1970's and gave us some of the most profound lyrics that have a deepening, lingering effect and will resonate with the listener for years to come.

I miss you so much, Chris. :(

I think this is the best piece of art that you put on KZread. Beautiful flowing scenes of Yes albums that have a Tolkien-like quality to their theme. Combined with the progressive sounds of Yes, I return to this video time and time again. Thank you!

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pssst, say "Roger Dean" :^)

Remarkable song about what the world should be. The sights, sounds, emotions and lyrics make this a classic. Fast forward to 1999. Ladders. A masterpiece. Each song a delicate collection of instruments, vocals and tempo to stimulate deep thought. Ladders top 10 albums of the 20th century. Don't take my word for it. Discover this gem for yourself. Bet you can't listen to this 1 hour album just once. The lyrics are relevant to all going on in the world in 2024. Remember everything is going to be alright.

how can anyone say anything about this song, in a certain sense? It "speaks" in ways that we simply cannot verbalize. This one song alone has in many ways shaped my entire personality. I have been listening to it since 1977, when I was but 12 years old, and I seem to never tire of listening to it again and again and again. It's a gift. A gift I continue to receive all these years later.