you mean episode 2

Yes i feel the same , the old jojo universe is over 🤧🤧

Stone Ocean Ending😭

​@@hazmilucidruby ong, also bought volume 17 in french and got it today

Putting it in end of Part just take me to rewatch the whole series again

ORA!

Phantom blood

JoJo

star platinum the world

KONO DIO DA!!!!!!!!

tch tch! YES! IT IS!

Jo ref- Wait oh yes.

YES YES YES YES YES YES

@@anggerardi1705 how do i get every reference in this comment🤣

Is that Jo- I mean Yes!

Hallelujiah...

To Be Continued

They introduce us to bangers each part.

And Geddy's bass sounded like Chris Squire without a pick. How does it do it? I don't know.

@@yamijorge He explains it in a video, hits the string with his nail, and thus achieves that pick effect

@@OmarCrz06 Thank you. I was wondering.

D I O

You think Geddy Lee is as good as Jack Bruce.......?

All original members 'cept Chris. Couldn't have chosen a more appropriate substitution on base. Brilliant.

@@rigelmoon9030 yesssss

That's what I thought, too! Especially when I saw him "air keyboard" at one point. 😄

@@MERamsden 😄

That's the truth,

autotune

@@bigboobmasterbaiter69 Jon Anderson has never used autotune, he has never hit a bad note, he is just a great singer!!

@@bigboobmasterbaiter69 You have no clue about real musicians apparently.

Perpetual soprano

He did a guest appearance with an Icelandic band called Todmobile, videos available here on YT. I thought the same thing when I saw those videos. The guy is pushing 70, and still bringin' it.

The Hand

@@gianfrancojanampa545 bro wrong moment💀

Btw whos alan white from them? The guitarist at the beginning looks like the oldest one from them. Is it him?

@@jakepark7555 Alan White was the drummer for Yes for most of Yes' time as a band

@@cecilrountree5027 oh ok, thx

The mark of a genius musician is the ability to play music in a way that looks like anyone can play it, but those who know, really know that it is not possible for the common person.

True dat

Rick is so freaking funny. His rr hof joke speech killed me.

Rick is SO cool, that's why.

@@ivanleavitt9582 the man wears a cape. Anyone who wears a cape marches to his own drummer

He made Chris Squire proud.

Agree

Best choice, I agree.

To be asked to perform (arguably) the most iconic part of such a fun song had to be surreal to him. Every time I looked at Geddy in the video he had a smile on his face.

@@MaximumRabbit The little boy in him was thrilled, he is a HUGH, Yes fan. So his inner child was totally freaking out.

He worked with Queen on Innuendo as well, what an absolute legend.

And Geddy looks like that woman who always asked you to stay for"just one drink" and you say to yourself " There's not enough Rum in Jamaica to make YOU look good" !!

@@robthewarheadthomas6398 LOL!!!!!! True! ;-)

Starting w/Laying down licks as a member of the GREAT Psychedelic Band "TOMORROW"" (before "YES") Rob!!🎸🕶

Or when you drank the holy grale..

'ell yeah! My face hurt from smiling and playing my bass at the same timed (ok, ok, ok.....air bass)

I am sorry, but Chris is Chris. No similar base sound, though Geddy is ok

@@berberunix8264 I mean both are great bassists, geddy had other techique but still sounds great

@@berberunix8264 that’s funny. Geddy Lee is ok. Frickin hilarious.

@@berberunix8264 lol, Geddy is ok? you serious?

Trevor Horn should have played bass here.

Love the bass player. Just great!

Bass sound is crazy, no pick and it just kills!!!

With pick, you have only one pick. Only one string at the time.

Except he uses he’s finger as a pick because he almost cut off his finger using an industrial saw when he was a teenager.

All guys are in top shape, despite they are in 70s now. Steve and Rick did great solos, as always.

Jon is one of the most friendly "Stars" that I have ever met. I met him backstage when they did their "Symphonic" tour. He treated me like a long-lost best friend and introduced me to all of the major players there like he was introducing a "Buddy" to the rest of the band.

Jon Anderson IS YES. The single most important piece of any incarnation. That magical voice is YES.

I thought this was their recent replacement singer. He looks too young to be Jon.

Because he's immortal Angel.

I have to watch pretty often...so good for my soul

ME !!!!! Love YES, best band of the 70's.

I agree. It amazes how well Jon Anderson sounds at almost 80 years of age. I wish they had found.a way to come together after the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony and tour with this lineup. Geddy Lee attacks the base with so much energy and enthusiasm wbik respectfully honoring the late Chris Squire. It is sad to think that Steve Howe in his stubbornness has settled for playing in what amounts to essentially a tribute band playing covers of Yes songs. In my opinion, no band should call itself without the unique and impressive voice of Jon Anderson.

Ja precies wat ik dacht! 👌

Both Yes and Rush started in 1968, I like to think they influenced each other. P.S. Canadians don't showboat eh! 😎

Ohhh yeah, didn't you like when he did his own version of "air keyboards?" 😂 😉 👌 👍 🎹🎶

@Jerry Vdm Chris was slated to produce an album for RUSH, but sure he didn't know them. lol

Jerry is a dumbass

Yeah... I was playing the intro to Roundabout, and my daughter comes in and asks me why I'm learning that "to be continued" song.

@@bits-of-bass lmao😂

@@bits-of-bass at least she knows the song and not the shitty rap music of today god I sound old. I'm only 15

Long overdue. Beastie Boys over Yes (and Rush and Chicago for that matter). The RRHOF lost a lot of it’s luster when that crime occurred.

ジョジョの奇妙な冒険

Perfect

Tears. Almost.

J O J O

YES !!!!! 💜

@@zaiyah1881 fuck jojo man, fking autistic people.

YES Indeed!

RIP Chris Squire

The only thing that could've made it better, is if Geddy played one of his Rickenbackers.

I bet he played to all of these great yes tunes as a teenager. He was an undiscovered prodigy.

@@lanenordgren7641 geddy listening to yes as a teenager? Both were active at the same time

Yes influenced Geddy and rush.

@@iceman5117 yes but geddy started with like 15 yo and is around 10 years younger than the Yes boys so he for sure listened Yes as a teenager

​@@iceman5117Yes. Rush started at 68 but they never really published anything at the time. 74 is their debut. At 74 Yes already released TFTO. Watch and read about it. Geddy said he's a big fan of Yes and he listens to CTTE countless of times along with his friends. He's also a fan of Genesis. He started playing Bass because of Chris Squire (Yes), John Entwistle (The Who) and Jack Bruce (Cream). These bands started before Rush.

Hell... even I was singing

And playing air keys, too. Love it!

Geddy was so professional to not take center stage and seemed so happy to contribute to this. Once in a lifetime moment. I loved this, and glad Jon Anderson was there and not Jon Davison.

i noticed that! he was like a kid in a sweet shop!

@@bnjmnwst the air keys moment literally made me cry. A full grown man, a legend in his own trade, ENJOYING EVERY MOMENT OF IT as he's playing with YES! I felt the same way when I saw James Hetfield almost breaking down and crying of utter joy as Elton John told him that Nothing else matters is one of the greatest songs ever written.

So does Gandalf!

It's the secret of their powers.

@@geetee2694 :so it goes for the punks : they wear Doc Martens

He was the best one for the job.

A very welcome surprise, though

You could say, it was a gold experience.

So do you know what roundabout is?

Same, never know much about the music, but I love this

If anyone could do it, Geddy could.

In my mind, he's really the only one that could.

@@Pianoman999 only one still with us, anyway. Jamerson maaaaaybe, being a session man and all; ol' Thunderfingers (Entwistle) coulda done it for sure... McCartney *might* coulda learned given time - I watched the Last Play at Shea and he was *all over* that thing - but only Geddy could just dive straight in; he's got the prog-rock *mindset* - and even though he played the Fender, he knows what Squire's Rickenbacker is supposed to sound like, and *nailed it*. It frankly don't get no better.

@@stonebear Given that Geddy started with a Rickenbacker specifically because he wanted to sound like Chris Squire, it makes sense for Geddy to be the guy to fill in.

@@brendantoungate8287 TIL. And, well, I'm thinking he succeeded rather well.

This.. 👆

Amen

I was just about to write exactly that reply but yours is just fine so thank you

My thoughts exactly. He takes a backseat yet gives Chris Squire great honor.

@@user-mg4fx3ig8v if anyone is capable of grandstanding with a bass guitar in his hand , it is indeed the unrivalled Gerry Lee, he was content to carry Chris Squires part without showboating and detracting from the other members of Yes who were being inducted, I would expect no less from the great man

Araki has given them immortality

@@zacksmith5963 what

@@zacksmith5963 once araki created a character based around neil peart or a stand named after a Rush song, then it's truly heaven

Yes, I always smile at that! He's doing it with Trevor Rabin, who is smiling at Geddy's gesture. It's a lot of fun to see.

It was great! Surprised he didn't break out the Rickenbacker...

Rick IS THE WIZARD !!! 🎶

He been dressed like that for last 50 plus yrs!

And the emblem on the green guitar satanic.

Rick Wakeman - Absolute keyboard wizard and a prominent Freemason in the U.K. Not a satanic sign on the guitar but an astrological sign, like those used by astrologers. Probably a symbol recognized universally before modern languages were developed. In other words, if affluent, you have to look to the past to learn the future as everything is cyclical.

Keyboard Wizard ............. what else???

Ah a jojo fan i see

@@pyrohybicus8148 your profile pic looks dangerously genshin-y....

Scrolled for a solid 3 minutes to find a Jojo fan

This reminds me of the time i had to kill my adopted brother who just became a vampire along with an eccentric italian guy and a random thug i met on the streets while using a breathing martial artist

@rahul dio yea

A baguette eater. That's offensive for me.

it's remind me when i escape prison

Yes very bizarre good thing it wasnt real

Yup, that comment officially brought a smile to my face, peace and hopefully your better now

Can't do this anymore since I had a nose occlusion, and then had surgery : my voice lowered about an octave!!! No counter-tenor that could sing as high as Kate Bush, finito! BUT... When I could reach high notes, my voice was even more like a cat that gets skinned alive than King Diamond of Mercyful Fate, while now, it's rather nice for a baryton

@@harounel-poussah6936 Gosh. I am so sorry. In school, I was a soprano. I could hit the high notes. Then, I joined the Army and got hit with gas, during a NBC training session that went haywire, changed my voice. Now, I have a hard time singing Tenor. Don't even get me started with The Police's first album. LOL

​@@catherinewilliams9680 : I think it's called alto or contralto voice : tenor is for males ;) Well, the only thing where it's really boring is I was used to sing my guitar solos at the same time I was improvising 'em... It was also sometimes funny, e.g. the young guitarist that got me the ticket for the Satriani's concert thought I didn't knew Satch's stuff... He was stunned when I sang Surfing the Alien and Satch Boogie in his ear at the same time Joe was playing it... But, as a singer, my former very high head voice was simply REALLY HORRIBLE, even according to black metal's "standards"🤣🤣🤣🤣 (which I do not condone! My views on any cult are rather similar to Frank Zappa's or Lemmy's)... The good sides are : - my voice deepened and this was greatly appreciated by women... - I could already growl with a voice between Gene Simons and Lemmy, now I can really go lyrical with classical baryton voice and even a bit lower, e.g. a very good portion of Barry White, as long as he's not showing how low he can go on some rare occasions... The only time I could get that low were times of serious flu or bronchitis 🤣🤣🤣🤣 _" Then, I joined the Army and got hit with gas, during a NBC training session that went haywire, changed my voice."_ Ah, I dodged the draft (we still had drafting in the early 90's) : thanks to a mixture of clomipramine, maprotiline, clobazam, lorazepam, alprazolam, alcohol, codeine, pseudoephedrine, vitamins and some "phytotherapy", I even didn't washed for 3 weeks and had old clothes in the trash-can for a week in order to look and smell like a tramp.So, I led them into understanding they'd better be off with me, I'm one of the very few having ever been told : "we don't want people of your kind in the military". Some hi-school buddies that were here at the same time told me about the militaries chatting about me and they never had seen someone like this. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 C'mon, hippies are way too dangerous for the military! A single hippie can screw a full regiment without any weapon. Imagine a hippie in an ICBM silo : "Oh, what's this nice big red button? Must be the "ON" button for the HiFi! Well, I just hope you didn't ended with Mark W. Shelton's voice (listen to Manilla Road's _Witches Brew_ LP version) or I pity you kids when you read 'em stories before they sleep, they will be freaking afraid and won't sleep at all... Errr, sorry for my humour, I'm the kind that will laugh instead of whining... I'm also very sorry for you... Well, let's see the good side : hubbie won't end with tinnitus after you barked at him... OK, sorry : my mum was in the soprano-coloratur range and her voice was like a whiplash... Guess why my woman has a contalto warm voice🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@harounel-poussah6936 Now, my vocal range is similar to Anita Baker during the 80s/90.

The three best base players in history...you got it right.

Thank araki

es raro que no haya nadie gritando su nombre como cuando murió Caesar

They diidn't appear 45 years late. They have been doing this all of their lifes. I dont see the surprise here.

He's he ever not?

Trevor Horn should have played bass here.

Just watch any Rush concert and you will quickly realize that Geddy Lee is the greatest bass player to have ever lived in the entire galaxy.

I'm 54 and I cry too.

71 tears old...same...tears

What about Prince at the RR HOF with Tom Petty ? That was dope . You're right Not as good as this though

Some R&R performances haven’t been so good but this performance of the song that put them on the map couldn’t have been better unless Chris Squire could have been there. But Geddy Lee ain’t too shabby!

Especially Rick Wakeman's speech just after

It pisses me off how many great R&R bands have been ignored by the Hall of Fame only to nominate bands that are undeserving. Yes definitely deserved this.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I think this is up there with Led Zeppelin as British musicians finest moments.😁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🎧🌟🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍🎸🎼

He might make it if he keeps practicing.

He seems to be enjoying it very much. Hope he lasts.

@@booboo8577 Don't RUSH the guy now, let him practice at his own pace.

This must be Alex with a fake name

Sorry I don't Ged the joke *badoom tsh*

The band would be called Yesh. 😂

@@chrisl7902 🤣🤣🤣🤣

but i think it's personality issues and not wanting to be on the road all of the time is the reason why jon is not in yes. plus, they didn't want to get lawyers involved in this shit. i think they did the right thing in having steve and alan continue as yes with jon, rick wakeman, and trevor rabin doing their thing and play less dates. it would be worse with lawyers handling all of that shit.

@@chrisl7902 Hello LA!! We're gonna play Closh to the Edge!

yeah...sad, we lost Neil Peart too. love and miss Chris, but Geddy's the perfect choice for playing bass and singing backups. but will they be willing to throw in a few Rush tunes also??

why ? you tripping this was amazing , wish Chris was there tho

Replace the word lazy in your name with “sticky”

@@Name-om8qn Sutikki fingaasu

@@LazyFingers-oc4xc it's a Jojo's reference you won't get it

@@krix8878 fuck off, dont be an dickhead just cos someone enjoys something

But the Jazz Bass has been his instrument of choice for most of his career, so I'm not sure how he's not saying he's the bass player of Rush? I think he was just using his preferred bass.

@@bigguscurlyus I heard that he tried a few Ricks, but the tone he was looking for ultimately came from one of his Jazz basses.

@@LordSkunk707 He used Ricks a lot early on, up through the early 80's. He played a bunch of others (Wals, Steinberger) during the 80's, but then went back to the Jazz in the 90's until today. Most of his tone is from his playing style though.

@@joshuaboniface yeah man. Im a huge Rush fan. I considered buying a Wal or a steinberger at points in my life. Not that I could afford it haha. My own bass playing style emulates Geddy's technique just a little.

Good point, for a minute I was thinking why not a Rick but you’re absolutely right, neutral is better.

Any prog bassist has 3 heroes : Chris, Tony and John...

Lucky you...My '69 GTO judge was NOT convertible....But ..boy did we go places in that thing...but my sister had a '70 convertible, way before I got mine

I saw them on the original 2112 tour in 76’- then for the last Time in 2016 for the R40 tour- I’m satisfied- both St Paul MN

Trevor Horn should have played bass here.

@@simonespanu7768 I wonder how much notice there was and if there was a rush to put it together (no pun intended). sometimes it is not as simple as a phone call and people have schedules. I thought it worked out pretty well. I don't think anyone thought Geddy was joining Yes; I think people felt he was just filling in for a one of performance.

All we have now is fanfiction

yes yes yes yes *Y E S*

jojo this jojo that shut up

@@ningguanq5106 cry

@@lazyharmony damn now you really got me ! the community where most people don't know how to read, ship random characters and are annoying as fuck told me to shut up damn I got destroyed idk what to do

@@ningguanq5106 jojo fans hate shipping lmao of course there would be people in every fandom that Ship people "can't read" ? And you literally have videos of overwatch and Naruto stfu already 😭

The sound being so close to being identical is especially impressive considering Geddy is playing a Jazz Bass, which sounds nothing like the Rickenbacker 4001 that Chris Squire played.

Seriously! I always look forward to that part. The times that I have seen them in concert I'm like a kid, wait a minute here it comes!

L'explorateur de l'espace commentaire me too

JO JO

Same!

A true man of culture.

hello fellow Gay people

Rick has them.

'...ahhh, that legit wizard is playing 4 at once sir, could you just handle the tastiest bass licks in rock history, he's got that area covered'🤣🤣🤣

I love it because you just know Geddy's learned that part in his offtime!

He was playing air keyboards like a real fan!!!!!!!

Haha I noticed indeed

JoJo is great but yes is amazing

I came for Geddy.

Maybe some people don't like anime and just came to see one of the most important prog bands ever?

Prog rock is plagued with these idiots

Can all of you morons please leave? No actual discussion can be had in any prog rock comment section because of you shitting it up with the same garbage all the time. Thanks.

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