No live version of this has ever been as good as the studio version.

Chris Squire steals the show in this song. I love that bass line.

, congratulations girls, you have finally discovered Yes unquestionably one of ,if not,the finest prog rock bands of all time . Every member is at the top of their game. You have to go down this rabbit hole to discover their great works through the decades.

I wasn’t much younger than you when I found Yes- or Yes found me. Never missed a tour since75.

Love that you two love this music. It isn't played live like this anymore. This was pure talent, pure musicianship with no electronic tampering. Your description of the musicians "talking" together described it perfectly! Keep digging into the old classic rock songs, mostly from the 70s - best era for music, hands down.

Time to go down the Yes rabbit hole to a world of wonder .

The whole group was just phenomenal! I've always been particularly impressed with Chris Squire his base playing is just so precise! Favorite Yes tune is close to the edge! Super cool Mia & Juliet! Yee!🌿😉

Yes, yes, have seen them many times! Always incredible! And RIP Chris Squire! Incredible bass player and singer! These musicians, for 1968, soooo ahead of their time! They are incredible studio and live’!!!!

Yes is an Amazing band. I recommend "Leave It" or "Seen All Good People"

You have finally discovered the best prog rock band ever!

You should always listen to the studio version first. But I loved it when the little one said "instrumental discussion". That could not have been put any better. You truly get it little one. You both do.

They're gods of progressive rock. Jon Anderson has a cool and unique voice, one of a kind.

I consider them the best rock band in history... simply that!

I got to see Yes on their "Union" tour, in a small stadium in Florida. They were terrific! (Also, Jon Anderson had to stand on a platform because he's really short. Small man, huge incredible voice!

Honestly .......... The part that blew me away was when Mia stopped the video late in the song cuz she knew something big was happening!!! OMG!!! This tune was WAYYYYY before both of your time but she obviously felt the change, the switch and the POWER of what was happening .......... just makes me appreciate this so much more!!! 🇺🇲🤟

In 1983 , Yes was number one , in America , with " Owner of a Lonely Heart ". The sound is truly big. There is a black cat , in the video ! 3:40. And , numerous other surprises are waiting for you.

That song is 50 years old 😎 Epic

If you like this song, and I really believe you do, then you will be in love with the the song "I've Seen All Good People", Very different beat, but the same Magical music of YES. You will love it for sure. I could listen to YES all day long.

I think the song is from the Fragile album 1971. It's the fourth album of YES. Yes girls progressive rock.🤟🤟🤟🤟

YES is sooo good in concert! They are in my top 3 along with Pink Floyd and Rush. It's amazing that time has been so kind to Jon Anderson's voice!

"Instrument Discussion"... Spot On!!!!.... I was your age when I listened to this Beautiful Music... Stoked you Enjoyed SO MUCH!!!!

Nice live, for sure, but i recommend you hear the studio album version for a better audio experience. Thanks, ladies -

Their performances from the 70s-80s I think are the best live versions. They are all over KZfaq easy to find. I saw them at the Hammersmith Odeon in London in the 70s on a revolving stage. Totally amazing. Steve Howe the guitarist is incredible. If you really wanna see his skills search KZfaq for a song called “Clap” live version.

Just like Axl Rose says: "It's so Easy, so Curse Word Easy"! YEAH!!!

Rick Wakeman is a straight up wizard on the keyboard! Gotta check out “I’ve Seen All Good People” Love what you ladies do and keep rockin!! 🤟🤟🤟

I went to the Minneapolis show during this tour '91(Union Tour). The stage was on a round, so it rotated throughout the concert and you got to see every member jamming away. It's the only time I saw Yes live, but the fact it was all the key members from the 70's and 80's made it a once in a lifetime experience.

I saw Yes in their Yes in the Round concert tour in 1977 ar the D.C. Capital Center.

Kids like this?! I don’t feel so old anymore!! 👍

Best concert I ever went to...Yes (and the J. Geils Band) on their 'Fragile' tour in February 1972. Stood in the front row, about three feet from the stage, directly in front of Chris Squire (RIP) and Rick Wakeman. It was one of drummer Bill Bruford's last shows with the band.

“For a moment I was sucked in.” That, my friends, is Yes music at its finest.

I saw YES live at the Winterland in San Francisco in 1974, the concert cost $10.00.

The keyboard player, Rick Wakeman, was a fellow pupil at my school in West London and he used to play the organ during morning religious assembly.

I have seen Yes live 8 times beginning in 1976. I have seen them with all 4 lead singers!! They are my second favorite band after Rush

This is Terry VonCannon. Since Mia loves the keyboard you guys need to listen to Emerson Lake and Palmer and the song is Hoedown or Fanfare for the Common Man. Keith Emerson was probably the greatest keyboard and showman who ever lived. Awesome.

I’ve seen YES many times , next song to react too , “ Yours Is No Disgrace “

Absolutely fantastic reaction guys!! You both are witnessing what many of us have been living for 40+ years! It really makes me feel good when young folks can appreciate good rock and roll! 🇺🇲🤟

The singer is on tour right now playing with over 20 top teenage musicians (Paul Green school of rock). Go see them if you can.

Arrrrgh! Prog rock! Run away! Run for your life and sanity! Just kidding, I love this genre in general and Yes in particular. Welcome to the rabbit hole. Deep and twisting and so worth the journey of discovery. Press on regardless.

YES, " ROUNDABOUT". 50 years ago. On a summer's night watching the dying thunderstorm when this song blessed my ears on the radio. I was so intrigued by the many musical changes. I was instantly a fan. They're top 5 band of all time. Get a chance, the two of you would be shocked by the song off of the FRAGILE album. Peace ✌ladies.

I was in junior high when I bought this album in the seventies. I added it to some other progressive rock bands I was listening to at the time, Pink Floyd, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Jethro Tull.

"instrument discussion" yep that's Yes in a nutshell !

Now listen to the studio version as a comparison.

Yes was the part of the soundtrack of my childhood! Chris Squire's bass lines always drew me in too (RIP Chris). I didn't get to see them live until I was a teen in the '80s, and the Union tour later.

This song was written by Steve Howe (guitars) and Jon Anderson (lead signer) in a van coming back from a tour in Scotland and they refers to the scenery like lakes, mountains and roundabouts on the road...24 hours my love I will be there.

One of the best bands in the world

Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and Yes the greatest show on earth. God bless you both you put a huge smile on my soul. I've seen Yes 36 times over forty yrs. You should listen to album versions first that way you get to hear it how the band wanted it to sound like. Your next listen should be South Side Of The Sky off their Fragile album. Jon and Chris's vocals are delightfully divine. 🙏🍁

One song of the most songs in the rock, all time... Yes it's a gretest band. Gracias amiguitas, desde México les saludo ;)

Did you guys notice the round stage? Everyone had a great view! Awesome YES ! ! !

This is one of a few groups that sounds as good live as their records.

The guitarist Steve Howe is absolutely great🔥

studio version is great but love this jazzed up version. i have seen them three times. starting with 73 in Gainesville Fl. and big Generator album Tampa and then St. Petersburg 3 years ago. All great. Tickets went from $20 to $32 to $250...

Yes are the best. And Yes about the new heart thing-that was on point. Loved your reaction. Thx 👍💪

I believe this is from the 'Union' tour, in which they combined several lineups of the band. You'll note two keyboard players, two lead guitarists, and possibly 2 drummers. I saw this when they performed 'in the round' at Oakland Coliseum. Try listening to anything from 'The Yes Album', 'Fragile', or 'Close to the Edge'...these had my favorite lineup(s)...the only change was from Tony Kaye to Rick Wakeman on keyboards.

Just an excellent band.

Please react to more Yes songs! They are so great! I was so lucky to see them some time ago and was blown away!!! I've been listening to them for 40 plus years and NEVER get tired of listening to them!

First off, I love your shirts! They are so cute! I am thrilled to see the two of you reacting to YES! A fantastic band and with such a long list of amazing songs. I have seen this live version of the song before and was blown away. Not too many bands sound this good performing live. This performance will make you appreciate the original version, which you both will need to hear. Sad to say, I have never seen them in concert. They are one of many bands I never get tired of listening to. So glad you both enjoyed the live version of this song. I hope to see more reactions to YES down the road. You will not be disappointed. Love & Blessings! 💖

Yes was formed in the 1960's and rose to fame in the 70's as a British prog rock band... They went thru various line-up changes, but the iconic Yes was the one that recorded 'Roundabout' in the early 70's: Jon Anderson (vocals), Steve Howe (guitar), Rick Wakeman (keyboards), Chris Squire (bass) & Bill Bruford (drums)... Alan White (drums) replaced Bruford in 1973. Yes was famous for their complicated arrangements and epic songs... However, internal conflicts led to the band splintering by 1980... Yes reformed w/ guitarist Trevor Rabin and original keyboardist Tony Kaye added w/ Anderson, Squire and White in the 80's and scored more successful records. This performance was from 1991 when former & current members of Yes performed together on the 'Union' tour... Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman and Bill Bruford are all on stage w/ Anderson, Rabin, Kaye, Squire, and White. Eventually, Trevor Rabin left and Yes began recording and touring w/ Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman in the band in 1996... but more differences led to Rick Wakeman leaving the band... followed by vocalist Jon Anderson quitting... Anderson, Wakeman & Trevor Rabin recently reunited as Yes, but that ended as well... Original singer Jon Anderson has been touring solo recently, playing Yes songs in concert w/ a young band of session players. Unfortunately, both Chris Squire (bass) and Alan White (drums) have recently passed away (R.I.P)... Steve Howe (guitar) has been keeping Yes active, recording & touring w/ a new line-up: Jon Davison (vocals), Geoff Downes (keyboards), Billy Sherwood (bass) & Jay Schellen (drums). Other Yessongs u can check out: 'Siberian khatru'... 'Owner of a lonely heart'... 'Starship trooper'... 'Close to the edge'... 'Going for the one'.

I saw them on this tour (Reunion). It was about a three-hour show. Never a let down!

Man I’ve been a Yes fan since the 70s, huge band back then and through the 80s their music catalog is huge! Many great music, a few of them played with the band Asia. Then you have Geoff Downes who was on the band the Buggles in the later years! They’re a superband! Great reaction young ladies!👏😎👍♥️

I was around your ages when this song came out I think 1970 it blowed my mind yes was ahead of there time. I always considered YES as Beethoven or bach of our time.

283 brilliant reactions in a row! I don't know how you do it. More impressive than the Mami Dolphin's 1972 streak that's for sure.

I was at this very show. May 9th, 1991 in Denver. It was awesome. Great reaction. Nice to see you checking out Yes.

First you need a time machine. Then you can see them in concert. I saw them perform in the round (rotating stage) at the Pan American Center in Las Cruces, NM, in the '70s. Jon Anderson stood in the center, and when he needed to sing, a microphone was lowered down to him on a cable, and when he wasn't singing they raised it up. At one point it was time for him to sing, and the mic was just out of reach, and he's pretty short, but he leapt up into the air and grabbed it just in time! Another great song from this band is "Long Distance Runaround". It really highlights the talent of bassist Chris Squire (R.I.P.).

Yours is no disgrace .... should definitely be your next journey with YES

I had the pleasure of seeing Yes in Indianapolis back in 1978, phenomenal band. If you like keyboards, you wont find a better keyboard player than Rick Wakeman of Yes. Give him a lesson on some of his solo projects, you wont be disappointed. Also, try listening to the remastered album version with headphones!

In April of 2022 I saw lead singer Jon Anderson who’s 77 play with the Paul Greene School of Rock musicians, he sounds the same as he did all those years ago. Both Chris Squire (bass) & Alan White (drummer) are deceased even though in this show The Union Tour in 1991 there were two drummers, the 2nd drummer is Bill Bruford, also that very astute of you saying it’s like they were all talking at one time. Do you know what you get when every member of a band is a virtuoso? You get YES. Remember that YES IS BEST!!! You young ladies amazed me with your comment, you should look up why they wrote the song Roundabout I think you’d enjoy it, also YES has many many great songs, actually YES has so many unbelievable great songs that I’m not sure what’s the next song you should be listening too?

Great band 🥰

This concert is almost 50 Years after they first wrote it.

Rick Wakeman keyboards master extrordinaire.(1971).Usually surrounded by Keyboards/Synthesizers on stage..

Steve howe is the the top 10 guitar players in the world

The band YES is a realy classic Rock-band with History!!!

Yes is my favorite band

Their 'Yous is No Disgrace' is my personal fav.

Check out Yes, Wonderous Stories. Beautiful song.

Hi Girls ♥I'm So So Happy that you played my Favorite Keyboard band♥as a Keyboard player Rick Wakman and Kieth Emerson from ELP are my Hero's of Keyboards! You, and especially Mia since you said you Love Keyboards, react to The 2017 Rock-n-Roll Hale Of Fame show and you can see them Live perform this song. I modeled his setup, almost, when I played

I remember listening to this in the 70s at a ridiculous volume......the only way to listen to rock. What's happened to Mia? She's suddenly all grown up. You girls are brilliant, and as a 60 year old Englishman I grew up listening to these bands and it's so important that the next generation listen to and appreciate the best music ever performed. ✌️♥️🇬🇧

"Roundabout", is a good introduction to Yes. It was their most popular from their early days, but for my money no where near their best.

This was usual their encore song, so they rocked it and people would be standing, dancing even,

One of the few (many?) bands I really wish I had seen live. I am a great fan of Yes, although their later stuff (Tormato and on) don't really do it for me, but The Yes Album and Fragile are superb!

Greatest progressive rock group of all time. Check out "Awaken", "Close to the Edge" loads of masterpieces.

Yes!!!

Woowwww BEST BAND OF ALL TIMES ¡¡¡¡¡¡

Such a joy to see you young people take an interest in this old music,..the live versions can be quite good,..just as a comparison, you should check out the studio,..not just this one,..but songs like Frankenstein, by Edgar Winter, Do You Feel Like We Do, Peter Frampton, but the live album version, its live,..but different from the Midnight Special performance he did,..you can see the contrast, and see which you prefer,..the interesting thing about Frankenstein, is hearing the studio,..and hearing how insane it sounds,..and wondering how they did it,..then seeing Edgar and the band perform it live and seeing how insanely they did it,..the studio of Freebird, Lynard Sknard, same thing,.live you get to see how insanely they did it,..and it will still leave you shocked that they could humanly pull it off.,..Roundabout, yess had that feel of getting up,..running out, yess but to enjoy the summer,..this was the song that played to kick off the summer,..always,..like Hot Fun In the Summertime, Sly and Family Stone,..Schools Out, Alice Cooper,..kick off summer songs,..do keep going,..enjoy Godspeed, Peace ✌

El mejor grupo de rock sinfónico de la historia, abrazo desde Buenos Aires amigas , las quiero.

Yes is very good in the studio version they bring in a different instrument after every break. One of the few songs i have heard that has a Synth solo. Edgar winters Frankenstein is the other. I also think Chicago's 25 or 6 to 4 has one.. Any of those songs are great choices when on the road driving.

Thanks for posting keep on rocking

I love all the combinations of talent Yes has had over the years! I was very fortunate to see them 5 times so far including this lineup on the Union tour!

Great choice ladies. Roundabout is one of the better songs of the early 70's. That rhythim section is the hook. They have many great songs along this vein. Like an earlier fan mentioned the Studio version is much better than any live performances I've seen of this song.

My first favorite song...fell in love with it back in the seventies. Good to see it's still finding new fans.

React to more YES you won’t be disappointed

Perhaps the best band in history on many levels. Boomy mix. Doesn't do them justice.

Steve Howe was a beast on the axe! Great choice ladies!!!🌹🌹YEEE!

The man on keyboards is Rick Wakeman. You should definitely check out some of his 'solo' stuff. I say 'solo' as his preferred backup band is a full philharmonic orchestra with Rick playing up to six keyboards at once..

It's a very good rendition live but the studio version is still quite an experience as well. Check it out on your spare time you won't be disappointed.

I really get a kick out of seeing your reactions. You guys are awesome and RAWK!!! I think that I was much like Mia when I first heard this back in the early 70's. I was blown away and it pretty much pushed me into playing guitar, I'm still playing and enjoying it

No backing tracks to be found. 100% live. Those were the days. Good choice 🎸Saw them in 1991 in the round with all the members.

Try the album version!👍

IT'S A TRAFFIC CIRCLE, IT'S A ROUNDABOUT! 😊😊😊 COMES OFF OF THEIR 71 ALBUM ( FRAGILE ) ORIGINAL VERSION GIRLS

Nice!!

Great reaction! Early Yes (1968-1972) defined Prog Rock. Check out songs like Yours is No Disgrace, Starship Trooper, I've Seen All Good People, Southside of the Sky, Long Distance Runaround, Heart of the Sunrise, Close to the Edge (18:42!), And You and I, Siberian Khatru. Don't need a reaction, just listen to these. Other Prog Rock bands of the time are Genesis, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Pink Floyd, and King Crimson. This performance is unique as they have 2 keyboards, 2 guitars, and 2 drummers!