There is, and never will be anyone like YES

This is one of the most beautiful songs Yes ever made. Thanks for sharing your reaction.

What a Masterpiece of Music.

A beautiful song about how love can conquer even death. Definitely a tear jerker.

One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever created. Sad, and beautiful simultaneously.

One of my favorite YES songs!!

There is also an acoustic version of this song with Steve Howe on guitar and the vocals sung by Annie Haslam of Renaissance. Such a beautiful song.

"Was it sun through the haze that made all your looks as warm as moonlight?" Beautiful lyrics, beautiful song.

This piece always makes me cry...

that’s a ❤️ song YES astounding musicians yet again

The whole album is wonderful. one of the best from Yes.

The first time I heard this song I was totally mesmerized by the acoustic piece at the end. I must have replayed it at least twenty times until I had memorized it. 45 years later, I always have to listen to the ending over and over again. Then I have to go wash my face so no one can see the tears. Roan and his lady will live forever.

Amazing! Steve Howe told the story on his guitars.

Mr Steve Howe, is among the greatest to ever play pretty much anything with strings.

We love YES!!! Steve Howe on guitar!!! Jon Anderson’s voice!!! And Rick Wakeman on keyboards. What a band.

😢i cry. Beatiful. Guitar is fantastic

the music of silence, of the sunset, of spiritual gates ... Yes we love it

Yay! So few people have reacted to this. It really is one of their hidden gems. It makes my top 10 favorite pieces of music by them. It's a true masterpiece. The ending part leads right into the next song, 'Parallels'. Much of their music was made to listen to the entire album side, as was the case with most groups. This was a very nice reaction by you.

POETRY! the poetry of YES is like no other!

Jon Anderson the singer collaborated with the band Tangerine Dream to do the vocals on a song “Loved by the Sun”. It was used for the ending of the fantasy movie “Legend” starring Tom Cruise. It’s as lovely as this song. You should check it out.

Turn Of The Century ... a piece of art still before than a masterpiece. Such a fine music, feelings

I was 17 when this L.P.first came out, there was nothing like it anywhere! There still isn't and likely never will be. The whole album is an ever-present joy! VBW x

You loving this song was a given having seen your reaction to 'And You and I' and 'Awaken'. I'm so glad you indulged us, we won't let you down. Two more Yes songs you will love are: 'To Be Over' and 'Wonderous Stories'. Enjoy 😊 In 1974, Jon Anderson left Yes and created a concept album called 'Olias of Sunhillow'. The entire album is 45 mins long and you should react to the whole album in one go as it is a story and the songs flow one to the other. Jon plays every instrument, even those he had no idea how to play, and is every voice that you hear and all with analogue tape. It is a one man masterpiece. Understanding now what moves you in music I know it is a journey you will treasure to hear. We would love to share that journey with you Cynthia 😊

Thx

That is Steve Howe's guitar playing at the end. He was extremely respected in the guitar community and inspired me to dedicate myself to playing guitar. He was voted best in the overall category of Guitar Player magazine 5 years in a row.

Steve Howe would've been quite at home jamming with the court musicians in 16th century Europe. Luv his guitar virtuosity

Cynthia, if you were not astonished and moved to your soul, at a cellular level by that masterpiece of genius, I'd be concerned for your well being.

Now that was a beautiful mellow song

With all that goes on, I love the leading bass line, directing the building tension.

You know what's so funny when I heard this for this time when I was a young lad, I would play that ending over over over and over.I could never get enough of it...still can't ...All those many yearrrrssssssss...agooooooOOOoooo...love it. So nice to see you get emotional over it. One of Yes' strongest piece of music.

Beautiful, poetic song. I love how it builds to a full, layered sound, which is so Yes!

A minha musica preferida!! My favorite song of all time!!!

Thank you for doing this great song! You definitely made my day!

This song always tears me up

Another masterpiece and showcases Yes brilliance. Next up for you I think should be "To Be Over". Thank you for your great reactions.

Good one. I was fortunate enough to see this lineup in the round on the next tour before they parted ways. They were just unbelievably great at their craft.

The very end, after the guitar stops, is the beginning of Parallels, the rumbling synth, or MOOG, it's done that way to blend one song into another.

Dear Ambrose I've seen Chris Squire and Yes the greatest show on earth 36 times. Your reactions warm my old heart. Keep your Yes journey alive and it will fill your heart with Gods spirit.

Jon Anderson's vocals are irreplaceable. Another wonderful song from one of my all time favorite Yes albums. Glad to see you have been embracing this band. Equally impressive on vocals would be Sade. Perhaps my favorite female vocalist. Stay safe.

It's always a pleasure to see you discovering another YES beautiful work. :)

Soon as I clicked, I was like "OMG! Such a beautiful woman reacting to one of my top two Yes songs!" Thank you for this, Cynthia. I have a lifelong preoccupation with the Pygmalion story, and this is a very big part of it, and also one of my guitarist friend's favourite contributions to the Yes catalogue! Thank you again!

Quando foi lançado esse álbum aqui no Brasil eu ouvia todas as faixas diariamente e nunca me arrependi de ter comprado esse disco tão inspirador e genial. Obrigado por ter ouvido essa faixa que é maravilhosa e profunda. Um grande abraço. 👋🏻😀🖐🏻 🇧🇷

That's a beautiful and sad love song as the sculpture's wife dies and he lives on with the sculpture he made of her reminding him of their life and love together. The guitar part is the actual ending. The other part you were referring to is actually the beginning of the song Parralels.

This song and reaction made my day. Congrats on 10 thousand subscribers!

Saw the lyrics hit you about <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="170">2:50</a>. I can't make it through this with dry eyes. Such an emotional story with such evocative music.

One of my all-time favorites by YES

Classical acoustic guitars steals my heart. Love the song. You might like Simon &Garfunkel's "Scarborough Fair" another classic acoustic guitar.

so unique yet so familiar

Girl! You listened to the best band, Jon Anderson vocals, STEVE HOWE, yes, (written in capital letters) in the guitar, bea utiful ending, Rick Wakemas keyboard and piano, Chris Squire bassist, Bill Bruford drummer. Real Masters.

Thought you would like this one! Steve's guitar, especially, and Rick's piano are out of this world. I saw the classic line up perform this in 2003, at what remains probably the best concert I have been to. Wonderful. Well done on cracking 10k subscribers, too. Well deserved!

Steve Howe can make a guitar speak. There are none better

Amazingly gentle sweet tune with soaring, angelic vocals from JON!👍🏻❤️☮️🎼🎤🎸

based on a greek tragedy.......makes time stand still. to hear this song

Congratulations Once More Again 🎊🎉🥂

ambrose, a song like this is better served if you are seeing the lyrics on your screen...

Congrats on the subs. Turn of the Century is a beautiful masterpiece. Such a moving piece that makes me shed a tear every time.

your preachin to the choir mama i know all about this song

Oh! At the end you were listening to the little organ transition at the end of the track. It is a tie to Parallels; it modulates from the key of Turn of The Century to Parallels. So wonderful that you caught it!

Steve Howe is one of my guitar heroes. I played this song on January 1, 2000

That 'ending' is really the beginning of Parallels.

Congratulations. From Florida.🗿🌴

not a single line in this 7-minute long song, rhymes...!!!! what a beautiful, elegant, dreamy masterpiece...!!!!

open the door carry tour books my girl, grade 5 i remember 50 odd years ago

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="641">10:41</a> that part, the almost inaudible bit of that song, was actually the soft intro to the next track, Parallels which kicks in with loud organ chords. somehow this deluxe cd separated those two songs poorly.

Going for the one is a perfect album. It conjures so many emotions. Every song holds a specific happy memory for me from a time in my life that I cherish and wouldn’t trade for the world.

Realising a form out of stone, Set hands moving. Roan shaped his heart, Through his working hands. Worked to mold his passion into clay, Like the sun. In his room, his lady, She would dance and sing so completely. "So be still," he now cries, "I have time, oh let clay transform thee so." In the deep cold of night, Winter calls, he cries "Don't deny me!" For his lady, deep her illness. Time has caught her, And will for all reasons take her. In the still light of dawn, she dies. Helpless hands soul revealing. Like leaves we touch, we learn. We once knew the story. As winter calls he will starve, All but to see the stone be life. Now Roan, no more tears. Set to work his strength, So transformed him. Realizing a form out of stone, His work so absorbed him. Could she hear him? Could she see him? All aglow was his room, Dazed in this light. He would touch her, He would hold her. Laughing as they danced, Highest colors touching others. Did her eyes at the turn of the century, Tell me plainly. How we'll meet, how we'll love, Oh, let life so transform me. Like leaves we touch, we dance. We once knew the story. As autumn called and we both, Remembered all those many years ago. I'm sure we know. Was the sign in the day with a touch, As I kiss your fingers. We walk hands in the sun, Memories when we're young, Love lingers so. Was it sun through the haze, That made all your looks, As warm as moonlight? As a pearl deep your eyes, Tears have flown away, All the same light. Did her eyes at the turn of the century, Tell me plainly. When we meet, how we'll look, As we smile time will leave me clearly. Like leaves we touch, we see, We will know the story. As autumn calls we'll both remember, All those many years ago.

I would love to see your reaction to Long Distance Runaround/The Fish!! They are 2 separate consecutive tracks but they really do have to go together. Long Distance Runaround has a really catchy but unusual beat and flow, then then turns into The Fish, which is saturated with layers of crazy bass guitar work. Even the song title is named after the late, great bassist Chris Squire. The Fish was his nickname because he was a Pisces. Some random Yes trivia for ya!!

"This is it", yep : this is the power of music 🎸🎹🎤🥁🎵

THIS is Yes’ greatest moment… imho surpassing “Close to the Edge”, “Awaken”, Sides 1 and 4 of “Tales from Topographic Oceans”… it is EVERYTHING that they are capable: beauty, finesse, power, emotion… this is their masterpiece. Rick (Wakeman) and Steve (Howe) playing between each other - not OVER each other. Chris (Squire) moving it along gently. Alan (White) … I don’t think he uses his bass drum once in the entire song! … and then there’s Jon (no name needed) - his lyrics and his voice are on a whole NEW level. In case you couldn’t tell - I really love this song.

YES: their album "Magnification" from 2001 is phenomenal. They have a full orchestra playing with them. Very few people are reviewing this. Do "In The Presence Of", "Dreamtime", or the title track "Magnification". You know YES will deliver. Thank you and blessings!

You will love this beautiful song! Yes a truly super group

Jon Anderson (lead vocals) and Steve Howe (Guitars) heavenly shine on that beautiful song, the way they sing and play in harmony or the way they respond to each other...

This song is totally flawless. My favourite Yes song if I was forced to pick. The opening acoustic sets the scene and it just moves from one perfect section to another; and Jon never sounded better (Soon excepted :-). It is such a downer though. I always get teary.

I hope that somebody has mentioned that what sounds like a xylophone after the song you heard is the beginning of "Parrallels" the next song and last on side one.

This was one of the most beautiful things I have ear- AND eye-witnessed in a long time. It leaves me speechless and I got chills during this video. I will definitely watch it again and again in the next days. The beauty of the song, combined with YOUR beauty makes this reaction video a PERFECT one. Luckily I am able to concentrate on both, my eyes AND my ears... which makes this a feast for EVERY of my senses. Here's to your next beautiful one... hugs and kisses : Gerry

Steve Howe did a version of this song with Annie Haslam that's very worth looking into.

Just lovely, just as you are. One of their best melodies. I think Tales from Topographical Oceans part/side 2 also has some lovely melodies.

A very great band, one of the most beautiful album composed by very essential musicians. nobody sounds and prays like that now, nobody.. The sun is in their heart Rip Chris and Yes

Howe is superb, Jon and Chris are in perfect harmony, Chris on his Rick bass is so powerful. Rick Ties it in perfectly with all the keyboard some piano work with Alan excellent percussion flourishes. just an absolute masterpiece

A great song.I hope you look at Yes - Wonderous Stories (Official Music Video) - KZfaq Then you can see what the band looks like live. when I was a young lad. All the best from England and stay safe young lady.

I suggest Peter Hammill's "A Louse is not a Home, from the album "Silent Corner and the Empty Stage".

The master of guitar Steve Howe. Check out anything else from the same album, it's my fave Yes album. Wonderous Stories from this album has the same type of vibe and beauty. And you'd love a lot of solo Jon Anderson and Steve Howe.

Congratulations Cynthia on 10k 👏🏽

HEART OF THE SUNRISE and TO BE OVER by YES. YOU MUST DO THESE SONGS

the original greek myth was beautiful story as well

Turn of the century by Yes is a wonderful song. On the Going for the One LP Awaken and Wonderous Stories are very good too. For me this was the bookend album. The prime Yes years from "The Yes Album" to "Going for the One" they were the so good and there will never be any band them them again. Thank you for posting this, for 50 years Yes is one of my very favorite groups. Love your reaction to Turn of the century. You could try some Yes live from Yessongs, "Yours is no Disgrace" and "Starship Trooper" are two amazing ones. I know you have done the studio versions of one or both but the live ones are unreal. That will help you understand how this band worked live. And my dear Yes is always the best through headphones.

Great... blouse!!!

The ending of the song is a celebration of her life!!!!

Yay more Yes thank you!!!!!!!!!!

ALSO BY YES, YOU SHOULD DO:::::: "TO BE OVER" and "HEART OF THE SUNRISE"

God Job! React to Mike Portnoy counting dance of eternity. It's is Amazing. God Bless to You!

Yeah I was in high school when I Got This Record I think it was the same guys who did some of the Pink Floyd albums did the cover I think those buildings on the cover are in Los Angeles there's a place in West Hollywood I think anyway that area is called Century City yeah I've been there. All those many years........ ago

I highly recommend The Sisters by Renaissance from their album Novella.🗿🌴

that very last part is actually the very beginning of Awaken, which is the next track on the album, Turn of the century is one of my favorite tracks, but I dont think there is a bad song that they have put down on record, every song has merit

Cynthia? When are going to do TO BE OVER by YES?

PLEASE, hear "The Carpet of the Sun" from Renaissance.

The song is kind of a rarity in Yes canon. The lyrics are based on a story Jon read about a sculptor whose wife dies, and through his work is able to bring her back.(That’s the REALLY short version)

You should do going for the one the title track from this album by yes

A suggestion from me would be 'Working Alone' /A Blessing ' by the late Scottish singer /songwriter Jackie Leven. He left us many great songs to remember him by 😊

You should explore Yes: Tales From Topographic Oceans