“One mile over we’ll be there and we’ll see you…”

15 Replies to ““One mile over we’ll be there and we’ll see you…””

1. Something about this seems weird. Steve Howe is playing his acoustic parts on an electric; and his electric parts on an acoustic. Could this possibly be fake?

   1. He’s been using a Line 6 Variax 600 for some time in place of several guitars including his Martin.
      https://www.premierguitar.com/gear/rig-rundown-yes-steve-howe-and-chris-squire

      1. https://youtu.be/bsGjl6kP0SI?t=1580

2. Rick Wakeman’s Acceptance Speech.
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i34kuOqEXRc

   1. Wakeman’s an absolute gem! And a hell of a standup comedian

3. Lots of people heroes aren’t going to be heroes for very much longer.

   Real Ben
   @AtRealBen
   “We’ve only just begun.”

   “You KNOW Oprah’s in there.”

   https://x.com/atrealben/status/1841337562134458426

4. Loved this band in the day. Painted a mural of the close to the edge album in my apartment. Landlord NOT happy,

   1. I admire THAT level of dedication. Yes turned this “classic rocker” into a die hard prog. rocker

5. Shouldnt Geddy be playing a 4001 Ric bass?

6. I was wondering who would be filling in for the late great Chris Squire.
   Geddy is a great choice.
   But yes, Sean, the bass lines did not have the bite of a Ricky.

   1. Nor the PUNCH of a Chris Squire

7. Geddy. Yes.

   RNrn

8. why did they wait so long? would have been nice to see Alan White and Chris Squire playing with the band at the acceptance

9. Saw them back in 2016(?) @ Hamilton Place, with Chris Squire and w/out Jon Anderson. They did The Yes Album, Close to the Edge and Going for the One. The sound quality was unbelievable, worthy of a live recording. Best sounding concert I’ve ever seen/heard.

10. I saw YES in Jersey City Roosevelt Stadium on the Relayer tour with Alan White and Patrick Moraz…the Gates Of Delirium performance just bowled me over. their live performance intensity was off the charts. one of the finest concerts I have ever attended…