Yes - Changes

Ah, more of the boring old "Howe v Rabin" arguments that have gone on for 20 dang years. Two different styles, each great for their own purpose. "Leave it" at that. Expand your minds and learn to appreciate all of the Yes incarnations, they were and are a great band, among the best of all in modern music history, and on so many levels. I just saw Jon perform in the past two weeks, and he still sounds great and has a ton of energy.

y did trevor sing have the album and jon sung the other half

FYI: Rabin is almost entirely self-taught. That Howe is classically trained should be self-evident. And how can you possibly imagine that an 'abstract, assymetrical progressive' musician can't read sheet music? No band can last for 40 years without making songs that stick in people's heads! FYI: Music doesn't have to be a 'hit' to be popular. Your view is typical among Rabin era Yes fans, who have little understanding of the band's musical vision.

Ugly? I think Trevor is really hot...but maybe that's just me.....

Brilliant. Trevor's voice is great and love their costumes!

soon oh soon the light will guide us

I am just saying that Rabin is a better guitarist then Howe because he was classically trained, can read sheet music, and understands the importance of a GUITAR RIFF! Guitar riffs are what generate hits, popularity, and the ability for a song to get stuck in your head. Steve Howe doesnt seem to understand that. I like him but his style is too abstract and asymetrical. Which is progressive yes, but not always the best tactic to use on every single song.Rabin has a better voice then Anderson too!!

the fathers of melodious rock
Can anyone tell me who are still on the scene
& who have abandoned the job?

The Beast Music of Progessive and YES!!!

thats the most retarded statement ever... they did have more hits w rabin but popularity doesnt dictate the quality of the music.

convinced its the garb

Tremendous music!

This video (the 50's era based scenes)reminds me of that movie Pleasantville, I wonder if the creators of that movie got the idea from this video..

Howe is classically trained. Mood for a day on the classical guitar proves it. Rabin is a good guitar player but not in the same league as steve howe.

Well, your english was fine but except for languaje.

Amazing band, sound, and music

....that you called "asimetrical" is the contratempo? (in spanish)

that's true, they are great.

But my own vision of Yes is it evolved with the personal interest of Squire to mix diferents rythms more simple than before

that's sad (I think)

pd: I'm from Chile and my languaje is Spanish, excuse my bad english

What I will say is that "music" is meant to be creative and thought-provoking and shouldnt really be judged, however when it comes to soley judging a guitarist on musical knowledge and versatility, Rabin has more musical experience and knowledge of the instrument. I'm also a fan of Howe too but both men have very different and unique styles. Rabin likes to use the scales and chord progression more as Howe prefers asymetrical note arrangements. Really music shouldnt be judged but guitar skill can

explain that!

ok, but with howe Yes acquired some experimental influence from jazz and other styles. Progresive, the essencial nature of Yes, not new wave.

if they made more "radio hits" with Rabin it is only possible because it became COMERCIAL

and, if wikipedia say that,is not a reliable fact, because everybody can modify this data.

Rabin is the better musician. He is classically trained. Howe is not. You can look it up on Wikipedia for yourself. Also Yes had more hits with Rabin in the band then Howe. FYI

steve howe is a better guitar player, its is a copy of "watersless' pink floyd" and scorpions.

I think it's safe to assume that he likes the band.

T Rabin was the less interesting player of their history. This song is good though.

the real deal - miss em dearly. i painted the cover of the 90125 album for my 7th grade art project. now tell me you love them more. LOL, rowdy