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@Angelslvhf Год назад

Jon Anderson is the magical voice of Yes. This song is an exception because Trevor created the genius guitar signature, so he began as the lead voice. Jon Anderson and Alan White, the drummer, were also credited as writers. The song was about the direction the band was taking because of pressure from their label, which they didn't welcome (changes) . Go down the Yes rabbit hole, especially the early 70s songs, and you won't be disappointed!

@zimbo65a Год назад

Jon Anderson was just a background singer while the "Yes tour 1984", the singer/guitarist was Trevor Rabin. The whole album even wasn´t planned as a "Yes" album but as a "Cinema" album. I hate this commercial bullshit, the "non Howe" Yes group "Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe" was soo much more "Yes" than this one.

@markjacobsen8335 Год назад

Trevor wrote the lyrics and verses/chorus before he met Chris and Alan.

@indierockyhockey 5 месяцев назад

@zimbo There have been so many different members of Yes, I'm tired of the Howe/Rabin drama. There's place for both. Howe is also responsible for booting Jon out of "Yes" since he's the title holder. Ridiculous. ABWH was some of the worst IMHO

@mattleppard1964 3 месяца назад

Trevor wrote it before he joined Yes as his management were trying to make him the next Foreigner

@briandavis2885 17 дней назад

The song is not about the changes in the band. It’s about a love gone wrong. Duh

@axandio Год назад

The guy in the back is Jon Anderson and has been the lead singer of Yes since their beginning but Trevor joined in the early 80s and has a contributed lead vocals to a few as well.

@bradgordon3760 Год назад

One of the most underrated Rock/Pop songs ever. They are always great live but this song had some fantastic studio production.

@stanleymerritt4722 Год назад

Best band ever. Their 70's music is the best there's ever been, and I never expect anything to be better in the future.

@surlechapeau Год назад

Asia & BJ, you'll love their "Yours Is No Disgrace" and "I've Seen All Good People" !!

@Cchan53 Год назад

That's the YES I know and love!

@PaulJoeTX Год назад

Asia you got it! Yes is a progressive band, different tempos, different crescendos and deep song meanings. “For some reason you’re questioning why? I always believe it gets better. 1 difference between you and I. Your ❤ is inside your head!” 😎🎶🎹

@jamielandis4308 Год назад

90215 was huge my freshman year in college. Every time I listen to the songs I get that feeling of being away from home for the first time in my life. Yes is similar to The Moody Blues in that they began as Prog Rock Royalty but managed to find Pop success in the 80’s. You will never go wrong with Yes, no matter which era you choose.

@jonstiner3424 Год назад

That whole album "90215" is excellent! Another great live performance is "Starship Troopers" live in Lugano!!!!

@joeday4293 Год назад

Asia, as a singer, if you would like to see this lineup of this legendary band REALLY show out with some fantastic harmony vocals, you've got to check out "Leave It" from this same album. To really get your money's worth, find a recording that segues directly from the intro, a short instrumental called "Cinema," straight into this. Satisfaction guaranteed. Trust me, I was a vocal major. LOL

@suzyg20 Год назад

Trevor is a composer of music for movies now. This is one of my favorite songs of his time with YES. Check out “Love will find a way” from this same era of YES with Trev on lead vocals again. ❤❤🎸🎤

@Barnes466 Год назад

Great song that one!!!

@svenwallstrom3368 Год назад

Owner of my lonely❤ .. is my

@colemitchell228 Год назад

Yes were geniuses. Check out Roundabout, It Can Happen, Leave It, Rhythm of Love. 🔥

@behindenemylines9033 Год назад

A fantastic display of musicianship. One of my favorite YES tunes.

@SquadDrums Год назад

First of all, greetings from good ol' Germany, and thank you so much for your great reaction to this Yes favorite of mine, much appreciated!!! 👍👍👍 To answer your question about the odd time signature at the beginning and the end of the song, it is a 17/8 time signature. That means the pattern consists of 17 eighth notes (a.k.a. "quavers" in British English). For practical reasons, you might want to split this up into a 7/8 and a 10/8 pattern. That'd make you count and clap along to it like: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 and then repeating it from the top over and over again. However, for me, being a drummer for about 38 years (no braggin' intended, I swear 😇), I love the idea of teaching odd rhythms like this to kids by using words that go along with the groove. For instance, this 17/8 signature could be verbalized like this: "Hello Kitty, Stranger Things, Hello Kitty, Walking Dead, Stranger Things" Well ... there might be better word combinations to depict this rhythm, but the bottom line is, it makes a total of 17 syllables = 17 eighth notes. You see? 😉 Now, where are my pills ...? 😅

@PhilPastor Год назад

I admit that I was a late lover of Yes... until this album. I was 18 years old when this album came out, and I absolutely LOVED the sound of all the songs on this album. Of course, after this release I went back and REALLY listened to their earlier albums. These guys were awesome! Nice reaction A & B :)

@TheAmazingSpaghetti Год назад

The lead singer is Jon Anderson, the guy in the back wearing white - he's 78 now but touring and sounding in top form. But for this song the guitarist Trevor Rabin sang lead. On the album this song is on, the band had reformed, and the guitarist wrote the whole album, but the rest of the guys had input later. Yes is still together, but doesn't have any of the guys in this video in it, they have had a lot of member changes since 68'. 70's Yes is usually considered the best.

@carolinatallguy 9 месяцев назад

"Remember the Titans" soundtrack by Trevor Rabin singer and lead guitarist in this video.

@gregheath8106 Год назад

I saw Yes in 1984 in Chicago. They were great!

@phreemynd Год назад

Someone probably said it but that beat at the beginning is a four-bar beat. Listen to it closely. The name of the song says it all.

@ronaldelliott4373 Год назад

Wow! Now that’s a blast from the past. That’s a very young Trevor Rabin on guitar and vocals. Your right Asia, the actual lead singer is Jon Anderson (without the guitar) This album was a successful departure for Yes. Heavily influenced by Rabin, the songs were shorter, radio friendly more pop “ish,” if that’s possible for Yes. 90210 was one of the most successful albums of the 80’s. Your reaction to the songs’ time signature hit you like it did the rest of us. Completely unique. Try their live performance (with Trevor) of “Heart of the Sunrise.” It’s top shelf. Love the channel guys! 🤘😎

@williamlord2674 Год назад

*90125 is the album. Great from start to finish.

@ronaldelliott4373 Год назад

@@williamlord2674 Indeed!

@Cchan53 Год назад

Exactly when I list interest ..Trevor Rabin was not YES...

@williamlord2674 Год назад

@@Cchan53 I get it. I loooove Jon Anderson, but I'm young enough (47 haha) to have grown up listening to both eras. They are a distinctly different band with Rabin. Of course, the same sort of thing happened with Rush, who changed their sound (though not their lineup) dramatically in the 80s.

@funkyfurballs1078 Год назад

Trevor Horn produced 90210 and I thought he replaced Jon on some of the tours? Before that, he was the lead on Drama.

@rammannawar1626 10 месяцев назад

This is my favorite song of yes this song isn’t just the lyrics but the music itself.

@joanlajara3939 Год назад

You have to do the original Yes band!! Musical geniuses! This is a later band who only have one original band member, John Anderson, the singer you are calling the backround singer, he is the lead singer for most of the history of the band! Try Roundsbout, close to the edge, starship trooper, wondrous stories! Please do an original Yes song with the original members, sooo far ahead of their time back in the 70’s!!❤️

@Watermark61 Год назад

Chris Squire has performed bass on every Yes album.

@Hoxson1 Год назад

I saw them in 1984 in Milwaukee. Great concert. Amazed at how close they were live compared to the album tracks.

@lesblatnyak5947 Год назад

Saw Squire 36 times

@terriertz5134 Год назад

I saw them in Madison in 1984.

@francesthompson593 Год назад

The one at the back is John Anderson, usually the Lead Singer and Founder Member in 1968.

@KB-wh9bu Год назад

Hey guys not sure if anyone else has already said this or not, but the part you were asking about, the intro, was done in whats called synchopation...its where different notes are emphasized to make that unique sound/ tempo feel...so if the 1st and 4th note are the stronger notes (4:4 timing) instead they may emphasize the third or 1st and 3rd notes that are the "weaker" notes. Its a cool effect for sure😊

@benjohnson1633 Год назад

It would take about an hour to tell you the personnel history of Yes, but what you’re seeing here is the 80’s version of the band. The guy singing in the back is original singer Jon Anderson. Singer/writer/ guitarist Trevor Rabin had just joined the band, and added a 2nd lead vocalist. Jon wasn’t always positioned in the back, but for this song he was. Yes has a long history which began back in 1968. And the band (at least in name) is still active today. I believe the vast majority of older fans (like myself) consider the 70’s to be their “classic” years. I’ve had the pleasure of seeing them 25 times over the years. An absolutely incredible assembly of talent! There’s soooooooo much ground to cover regarding Yes, so I’ll stop here. As I said, it would take a while to cover everything! Glad you liked what you heard!

@johntrickey7182 Год назад

Trevor Rabin is the guitar/ vocals he replaced the immortal Steve Howe for most of the eighties. He is a brilliant underrated guitarist. The main vocals is Jon Anderson.

@jennhurl Год назад

My band leader in high school gave me THIS as my drum solo my senior year. Insane 🔥🥁

@guitarman8462 Год назад

I saw them live in concert . The bass player is a bad ass !!! 🤙

@johng.8517 Год назад

YES is one of the greatest progressive rock groups of all time. Checkout "Close to the Edge", "The Gates of Delirium". "Awaken", "Turn of the Century"... Loads of good ones

@MrJoseph6119 Год назад

Never got to see them, what a shame! Yes, they are amazing musicians and an amazing band!!!

@marqmars3599 Год назад

Asia & BJ it would be fun to watch you react to their music video "Leave It." 🎻❤️

@boekhoutbetty Год назад

They call themselves Yes because all their songs are uplifting/positive you can do it kind of songs

@rubbersole79 Год назад

Except maybe this one, which is about the end of a relationship.

@rsw1227 Год назад

This is great performance to those that know the song. You should really hear the studio version. You get all nuances and great production. This was the 80's Pop Prog Rock version of YES. The band started in the 70's as one of the more popular Prog Rock bands. There was some drama and fighting amongst the members of the band. They even fought over who could use the name YES. They eventually all joined forces for the "Union" album and tour. "Lift Me Up" is a great song off the album. Some more 80's YES: "Rhythm Of Love" "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" "Hold On" "It Could Happen" "Leave it" "Aim High, Shoot Low" "Love Will Find A Way"

@matthewhodge4876 Год назад

This band is much different than the others!! Just like how Pink Floyd is so different from the regular rock bands!! Not regular but mainstream!! Very hard to explain being a musician myself!! I absolutely love Yes!!

@lorriwood8545 Год назад

Man he was playing the heck out of that guitar. I'm going to paraphrase "Capitalize on his good fortune, one word can bring you 'round, Changes!!!. One word to loneliness, One word to happiness, one word can bring you 'round. Changes!!!" Love YES, saw them in concert in 1984. Along with Genesis. Awesome is all I can say!!!

@mattleppard1964 3 месяца назад

The “guy at the back” is founder and basically the heart of Yes 😊

@scottwachter6128 Год назад

Changing time signatures at the beginning and end of the song embody the name of the song.

@jackndan6603 Год назад

Saw Yes with my sis, great live show. Thanks again you guy's.😊🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

@benjaminrupe5930 6 месяцев назад

When you have Alan White keeping your time you can make stuff like this work.

@scottvanhille5688 Год назад

This was cool! I really like the extended version of their hit "Leave It." Great classic band. John Anderson was one of their singers (the blonde) and then he collaborated with Tangerine Dream to do the song "Loved By The Sun" for the film Legend (1985). Please have your patrons vote on that one. Thanks yall.

@mattleppard1964 3 месяца назад

One of the best performances of one of the best Yes songs ❤

@itsmedrooms6071 10 месяцев назад

The beginning and end are in odd time. I can count 5 in there like it’s in 5/8 alternating with 10/8 possibly. 8/8 or 4/4 (regular time) describes the main body of the song.

@ralphfiligenzi6180 Год назад

One of my favorite Yes songs of all time.

@lewistasso8866 Год назад

Asia and BJ!! What's up, kids? I love Yes. What a song I had their albums in my younger days. This track was one of my favorites. In line with Yes, another group you should check out is Roxy Music. They are a legendary group way ahead of their time that came up with a glam/new wave genre before it became a genre. You have to listen to them to understand. 👍👍

@krisdoggett483 Год назад

"STARSHIP TROOPER " is a great song by them from 1971. Then I highly suggest "SIBERIAN KHATRU" from their classic prog album Close To The Edge. They used to open their live shows with it in the 70s. They usually closed the show with "STARSHIP TROOPER".

@lewistasso8866 Год назад

Asia, that variating beat at the beginning has been stuck in my head for decades. Ahh! Thank goodness another is going to have the same thing. Hahahahaha!!

@felicitamurray4330 Год назад

My take is that the song “changes” time signature from 4/4 to 7/8 for the intro and outro. 4/4 is the same as 8/8 and so what sounds unusual to the ear is the 7/8 measures where they drop the last eighth note, which gives it that kind of “missing a beat” sound. Asia you were humming it perfectly!!😊

@HM-bw7uk Год назад

It is no 7/8 Bar. It is more complex

@morthnadic1 Год назад

I believe the beginning portion alternates between a 7 count measure and an 11 count measure. 👋😀

@alejandramabelsanchez2819 Год назад

YES is amazing band of the universe❤

@dewapd1169 Год назад

In this version of Yes (there are many line-ups) both Jon Anderson, and Trevor Rabin were lead vocalists.

@reneelyons6836 Год назад

They are my second favorite band. After Genesis.

@alecgough5179 Год назад

Just like to give Alan White ,(drummer), a mention, as it's usually the front men that get all the credits....

@you166mhz Год назад

the guy in white is the lead singer -- while the guy playing the guitar and started the song is the one that penned the song ... he is also the new guy since the original lead guitarist left to play for the power group ASIA ... this album for YES was indeed a change ... a tempo of 125 BPM (beats per measure) ... It can also be used half-time at 63 BPM or double-time at 250 BPM ... (source: google) ...

@tonigraffa8911 Год назад

Yall! Definitely listen to ROUNDABOUT!

@allenlocke1935 Год назад

The time signature for the intro of this song is...well, my music theory is very rusty these days:) Let's just say it's complex and hopefully a scholar will be along any minute to tell us🤣The guy who was just singing in the back was original longtime vocalist Jon Anderson. This is eighties Yes which brought in newcomer and guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Trevor Rabin. The studio version of this is incredible as is the entire album even though it sounds eighties. I'm sure that was hard for those die hard Yes fans of the very early seventies. Another good one from this album, that was a hit is "It Can Happen" as well as their smash hit "Owner Of A Lonely Heart". I'd be very surprised if you haven't done it already.

@williamlord2674 Год назад

Time signature is alternating 7/8 and 10/8. Count to 7, then count to 10. Then do it again. :)

@joeday4293 Год назад

@@williamlord2674I was going to answer this and finally get a little bit of my money's worth out of my music degree, but you took care of that for me. LOL

@MT-wo6be Год назад

@@williamlord2674 my understanding of the time signature changes are something like this: Fast 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 3, 3, 4, Slow 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, Fast 1, 2, 3, 4, Slow 1-, 2-, 3-, 4- then it repeats

@williamlord2674 Год назад

@@MT-wo6be Yes, but think of the "fast" parts as actually three beats spread over four notes. In the "slow" section, all four beats are eighth notes, but in the "fast" section, only one and four are eighth notes, while 2 and 3 are sixteenth notes. This gives us 10 eighth notes if you go fast-fast-slow, and 7 eighth notes if you go fast-slow. It starts on the slow, so it starts with 7/8 then 10/8, then repeats.

@danheath9960 Год назад

The next YES song you do, I would recommend Tempus Fugit. ( Latin for time flies.) Vocals, keyboards, guitar and bass are all amazing!

@johndrx165 Год назад

1980's Yes. This album was really good, but really different. I have never seen the live clip. Always excellent performers.

@matthiasnolte3817 Год назад

Love your vid! You should listen to "Tempus Fugit" next.

@pagevaughn9194 5 месяцев назад

Saw them live way back when! To me they are right up there with Pink Floyd and Rush, very innovative!

@myysupenguins 11 месяцев назад

This is an odd period for the band. Initially they were called Cinema & the shredding guitarist Trevor Rabin was lead. At that time they had one current member of Yes in the band and one former. Then they finally realized that they needed the vocals and writing of Jon Anderson. He is the blonde in the back that you are referring to and you are correct he has been the lead singer for Yes since their formation in 1966. Incredible voice.. At that point they had 2 of the 3 remaining founding members in Yes (Squire=base and Anderson=vocals) and that gave them the legal right to be "Yes" so they changed the name from "Cinema" to "Yes". So Yes was reborn. However, Jon and Chris quickly realized they needed the fantastic guitar of original Yes guitarist Steve Howe and they also invited the current drummer. They embarked on a highly successful tour called "Union". The band maintained this membership until the the deaths of some members.

@Cchan53 Год назад

Funny how many people on here are commenting on the time signatures. Remember most of the great British bands of the late 60's, 70's wrote the best songs ever and most never took music lessons, or theory, or even knew how to put musical notes down in paper. You either have the talent or you don't, it's not taught. Many of the Brits of that Era were heavily influenced by American blues and jazz...

@JDogg1971 Год назад

No idea how I missed that one. YT algorithm be playing games. Great song! That’s actually from a fantastic Yes album “90125”. One of my favorite complete albums. Great reaction!🤓🤠

@PeterDay81 Год назад

An excellent band.If you have the time check out Yes - Awaken - Live in Birmingham 2003 - I think this is a masterpiece and it is Birmingham in England the first one lol.

@maureenlyons-brennan1146 Год назад

I got backstage on this tour at Madison Square Garden. Love Trevor Rabin.

@donnielee5331 Год назад

The intro piece is a phrase that is composed of two similar parts of 7/8 and 10/8 (the second part repeats the last 3 notes of the first part 7+3=10.) If I were to learn a song like this on drums, I would find the "1" and use subdivisions of the phrase to track the count (4/4 + 3/4 + 4/4 + 3/4 + 3/4) and determine the accented notes from there. In my head it would sound something like "one-two-three-four-one-two three-one-two-three-four-one-two-three-one-two-three"....a total of 17 played notes at around 125 bpm. When it comes to Yes....the answer is always "Yes".

@brianvernon249 Год назад

This is my 5 year old me’s soundtrack. 1983. The guitarist/singer’s son is the Drummer of Grouplove. Listen to tongue tied

@louiegomez3466 Год назад

What a great choice!! City of Love & Hearts off this album are also great tracks....

@cd-vq6dz Год назад

the odd time section of the song is in 17/8 time signature. The tempo/bpm (or beats per minute) never changes, they're not speeding up or slowing down, they're just going back and forth between the odd time section of 17/8 and 4/4 (4/4 time signature is what most mainstream western music is performed in).

@edmundhenry5095 Год назад

"Heat of the Sunrise" is my favorite!! Prog ressive rock!

@terriertz5134 Год назад

Progressive rock does that "can't find the beat" thing. It's the different time signatures. For those of us who like prog rock, that's what makes the music interesting. And for those who don't like it, they don't understand it & probably never will.

@musicislife1957 Год назад

I'd say the easiest way to count the intro without going into fancy music speak is like this: 1234567 1 2 3 4 5. Seven fast ones followed by 5 slower ones at half the speed, unless you wanna go 1234567 12345678910. Odd time signatures are awesome fun!

@Jade7073 Год назад

Some of the old classic rock bands some songs were fronted by different people. The normal lead would step to back ground and vice versa. This is one of those cases... Jon Anderson being the main lead for most of the time and Trevor Horn being backup and lead on certain songs....

@roydavis5222 Год назад

I am a YES fanatic......The guy up in the back is the original vocalist Jon Anderson

@johnfinlay4963 Год назад

what a fantastic song, saw them on the this tour in Cincinnati . Was amazing , no opening acts , they played for like 3 hours . Stage was in center of arena floor and rotated slowly . Once again you guys are bringing back some great memories with your reaction choices . Thank you so much . I really love you guys 🤘🏼💓 . ps; dont worry about trying to get that beat Asia . Its called progressive rock. It can be a rough grove to find sometimes.😀😀

@clannad99germany70 Год назад

Changes was my favorite song of that 1982 album of YES, not Owner of your lonely heart.

@Barnes466 Год назад

This band is a really cool one! You know how there are certain levels of achievement in music, some hit the medium range and do really well, other fail 100%, some survive at the bottom, and then we have bands like YES, Iron Maiden, Metallica, the list goes on and on across all genres, top level music creation.

@octavianbundra5610 Месяц назад

Great choice , Yes ,Love will find a way is also great

@tonygreene3941 Год назад

If you want an interesting Yes experience from this era, check out Leave It.

@davidenders9282 Год назад

the time signature might be odd in the beginning either like 7/8 or 11/8 & eventually 4/4 or maybe the entire time with the intro in double time & the drummer playing syncopated notes. good ears Asia. a very hard song to play for a drummer.

@rubbersole79 Год назад

The whole album is like a drum clinic.

@ericredlefsen5554 Год назад

Good song choice. The intro is in an odd-time signature, 17/8 in this case, then it stabilizes to 4/4. Odd time can create some very interesting tension, but can be difficult to dance to!

@randyrock9570 Год назад

This song is definitely a Masterpiece, from their 1983 Album "90125". In My opinion their best Record. Jon Anderson with his magical voice as always. Thank you guys for reacting this. Check more tunes from this Album like It Can Happen, Hold On, Cinema (Instrumental), City Of Love, Leave It and the Ultimate hit that may be you guys have listened several times like Owner Of A Lonely Heart

@sendtoanthony Год назад

"Who could believe when love had gone How we move on like everyone"

@88wildcat Год назад

I'm not sure who decided that Jon Anderson should do the show while wearing a hospital gown but they should have made some "changes" at the position of fashion coordinator.

@stevegirard-voiceaudiopodcasts Год назад

Yeah, you’ve noticed one of the big “changes” that happened when this great, great band hit the 80’s. I can’t remember why lead guitarist Steve Howe left - direction differences or drug addiction are usually the reasons back then - but Trevor Rabin took over, and this is one of his songs, I believe. Tony Kaye played keys in this era… A lot of fans of the late 60’s and 70’s Yes really didn’t like the 80’s version - where Yes seemed to be conforming to the new wave, poppier sound - but even when they did, their musicianship still made them standout.

@mikevandenboom5958 Год назад

YES are kings of odd time signatures dont try to figure it out unless you plan to duplicate it.Trevor Rabin was the lyrical creator of this song so there may actually be a meaning but as far a Jons lyrical compositions he said himself that he just adds words that sound good to sing Like most music you should put your own meaning to it and dont try to assume you know what the singer is thinking.

@rickyjustin5846 Год назад

Great reaction I recommend you all this video from the band that inspired Metallica to form in 1981 this band formed in 1976 and Metallica has covered many of their songs. Diamond Head - The Coffin Train animated version not the studio check the lyrics gave me goosebumps they get along with the video and the world today you will enjoy it.

@tylerhackner9731 Год назад

One of my favorite bands

@fuzzyarmadillo1320 Год назад

Absolutely love you two, however I have been MIA so I have alot of your videos to catch up on. I would love to see your reaction to Dan Vasc singing Amazing Grace! Titled Metal singer sings Amazing Grace. It is EPIC! Love from Missouri. ❤

@williamlovett619 Год назад

Roundabout

@tdonger Год назад

Gotta try the studio version

@oakroyal 5 месяцев назад

I agree. I’ve been listening to 90125 every weekday for a month in massive Chicago traffic jams.

@williamlord2674 Год назад

What an interesting choice. A favorite of mine. The guy in the back is Jon Anderson, the original singer for the band. He was joined by Trevor Rabin, who replaced Steve Howe on guitar and eventually replaced Anderson on vocals. This album had their second drummer, Alan White, who replaced Bill Bruford. Anderson left the band after this album. The beat is an alternation of 7/8 and 10/8. It "changes."

@williamlord2674 Год назад

To wrap your head around the beat, try counting 1234, 123 / 1234, 123, 123 (don't count the number of notes they're playing, just count.).

@keithosmond5730 Год назад

Anderson rejoined the band for this album, stuck around for the next one, then left for the second time only to return a few years later. I lost track after that, but he was with them for a good while again; not with them now.

@Hopefully_Sohyang Год назад

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@robertbagley9199 Год назад

Hi guys please do a reaction to their beautiful track 'Turn of the Century'

@csphoenix9 Год назад

During this Era, Yes had two lead singers, Rabin the guitarist and Anderson ( in White). The albums 90125 and Big Generator were great Albums. Jon Anderson was lead singer for Yes from the 60's to the 2015, I think.

@fullmoonprepping4024 Год назад

Trevor Rabin is the bassist and background vocals and Steve Howe is lead guitar

@csphoenix9 Год назад

@@fullmoonprepping4024 not during this Era. Chris Squire is the bassist and Howe was in Asia

@fullmoonprepping4024 Год назад

@@csphoenix9 Hmmmm, that guy looks exactly like Trevor Rabin.

@s.mcpherson6354 Год назад

Asia, if you're raised on 4/4, a lot of 'irregular' beats will feel like step step, half-step, kind of like when you two-step when you dance. Where the stutter is, and how often it repeats, will depend on the beat. But whether the stutter comes first, in the middle, or if it's a two count thrown in at the end, that stutter-step idea might help you grab those beats. A highly trained musician does reactions that are too high tech for most people, but you might find you're able to learn what you want to learn from SopranoNotes look at the beat breakdowns or some Rush songs.

@jayfoulke2903 Год назад

Yes Asia, its called an (off beat)..... its a beat, but its off on purpose

@mandomendez5618 Год назад

It's taking about after a broken relationship,ur gonna go through some changes in ur life and u can make changes for the better or for the worse, it's how you approach it,... the songs says,.. for some reason,ur questioning why I always believe it gets better,the difference between u and l,ur heart is inside ur head