Yes - a band that I just didn't 'get' in the '70s. been kicking my ass lately...

[KG]

[dawg]

1. My favorite band of all time.

Here they are as youngsters:

[myrna minx]

2. I love Yessongs - I love weeding my garden to Roundabout.

I was a tot when they were in their prime, but I grew up appreciating stellar prog rock like Yes. Who wouldn't love Rick Wakeman and his billowing cape?

[Dont call me Shirley]

3. I loooove Yes!

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Saw them in the early 70's with Wakeman, Fragile and Tales For Topographic Oceans Tours

[LynneSin]

4. Starship Trooper, Hershey Park Stadium, Summer of 1984

that was the song that made me fall in love with live music. I was so blown away by Starship ( their closing) I realized I wanted to see all my favorite songs live.

[Dont call me Shirley]

5. Have you seen the cowbell live?

[TM99]

6. Fell in love with Yes as a pre-teen.

I have been listening to them ever since. Some incarnations I prefer over others but overall a fabulous band.

One of my favorite albums doesn't even had Jon Anderson on vocals - Drama.

[Blue_In_AK]

7. I liked Yes quite a lot.

[Enthusiast]

8. We were so into Yes, back then. But there were other artists that we gave short shrift

or less attention than they deserved. Now that music is nearly new to me. I'm speaking of Dylan and The Grateful Dead. I've also gained a new appreciation for The Who.

This is like finding a treasure chest. So I can fully appreciate what you are saying about Yes kicking your ass. Yes has kicked my ass many times.

Additional ass kicking.

[KG]

9. 70's was such a tidal wave of great rock. youtube gave me opportunity to revisit during the

recession when I have more free time. Yes is one that's jumped out