Jon Anderson and Todmobile full concert

Nov.15th 2013 at Reykjavik's Harpa concert venue.
00:01 (Jon and Todmobile) Awaken
17:58 (J + T) Roundabout
26:50 (J + T) State of Independence
32:38 (J + T) Heart of the Sunrise
43:40 (Todmobile) Pöddulagið
48:38 (T) Lommér að sjá
54:28 (T) Eldlagið
59:24 (T) Hér Og Nú
1:04:00 (T) Hafmey
1:07:38 (T) Stopp
1:11:00 (T) Brúðkaupslagið
1:15:52 (Jon and Todmobile) Owner of a Lonely Heart
1:22:28 (Todmobile) Voodooman

[ronsmith]

Jon was 69 when he played this concert... astonishing vocals. He is the best rock vocalist of all time.

[ЛеонидКурбат-гп]

Россия.Краснодар.Слушаю YES уже больше 50ти лет.Это ШЕДЕВР не только прогрока.Это волшебно.Голос JONа.это просто гениально.Музыка и исполнение от БОГА.

[markwilkinson]

Jon has been a part of my life for almost 50 years now. My sons revere him He kept one of them sane as a Marine in the desert of Iraq. My grand-daughter is now getting to know him. He is without peer.

[michaeldspencer]

This version of Awaken is beyond ecstasy...

[GPYCROFT]

Awaken, one of the greatest progressive rock songs ever written, and this is without doubt the best rendition, absolutely incredible.

[Bass-nedl]

Jon Anderson is in a league of his own to still be able to sing songs he wrote over 40 years ago and still have that power is absolutely incredible

[wereleeroads]

This is my favorite rendition of "Awaken, " - yes, including the original studio version. This one has something that I cannot hardly even describe, but we all can feel it.

[steamedhams]

That version of Awaken, I dare say, is better then when I heard the original in concert over 40 years ago. Brilliant.

[stargate]

My High School drummer buddy had a rock concert date with some chic that cancelled last minute and he called me to buy the ticket and go with him. The ticket was for Jethro Tull and some unheard of back up band called "Yes." The rest is history. I was hooked.

[Oh_I_Will]

To all the haters...just bc Howe, Sq, Wake or BB isn’t here doesn’t mean this still isn’t a great Gig...RELAX

[g.e.]

50 years on and his voice is still Golden. Such a Gentle Soul. I love this man.

[miekwest]

WOW!! A life time Yes fan from 1968.... and that version of Awaken is just ... so unbelievably good! As good as the studio version and the best live offering I've ever seen. Anderson sounding at his absolute best still - and what a fantastic and amazingly talented team are Todmobile. So many star performances. Just Amazing! More! More! More!

[waib]

Speechless, I'm utterly speechless after experiencing "Awaken"

[lindasharkey]

This version of Awaken is one of my absolute Favorites!

[davidwatson]

This is just unbelievably brilliant. Another level. True musicians. I could listen to this all night.

[davidfreeman]

I am lucky enough to be old. Very old. Lucky me found Jon Anderson in Soho in London way back in either the late 60/early 70s in a bar with Chris Squire. Mabel Greer's Toy Shop became Yes and I became a groupie. Not a real groupie but a follower...a serious follower. Jon's voice takes you somewhere else, somewhere ethereal, somewhere magical. I am not embarrassed at saying this - Yes literally changed my life and my belief... and showed me what music was, what it meant to say and what it meant the soul. The eventual team of Anderson, Wakeman, Bruford, Squire and Howe just did it for me - perfection...WHAT a sound, what sheer joy. I think I have every recording, have been to so many concerts in so many iterations, but it is the sound of HIS voice that does it. Tod Mobile are a stunning band with an amazing orchestra and choir and they take Awaken from heaven and force it beyond...just find some decent headphones and play it to yourself...and then again and again. Grown men with a heart WILL shed a tear if they 'get it'. ok so the meaning of some of the songs is a little 'other worldly' but certain lines leap out at you and...well...are perfect. Like the time I ran away - turned around and you were standing next to me. I don't care if this was part of a poem written by others or wherever it came - it is just perfect. This whole concert is amazing, beautifully orchestrated and played with sheer joy. Jon is superb as always and the choice of tunes good. If Awaken was 30 mins long rather than the just about 20 mins I reckon listeners would have passed out with sheer pleasure. I managed to buy the CD of this and the Tod Mobile concert and it is even better than the you tube show as the dvd is perfectly in sync...but I come back to this you tube full concert month after month anyway. Thank you Jon for the sheer pleasure you have given this serious fan over the years, and also for the work and tours you do with the music school (even though they all look as if Daddy paid for them to be on stage with you)! Accrington Stanley rocks...sort of..

[mannygrossman]

This is the most amazing version of Awaken on the web.

[markkens]

I don't care who originally wrote what musical bits in Awaken --this song is Jon's soul guiding. Especially when Todmobile plays it precisely as written for the studio. And hey--that Viking operatic tenor! Brilliant! And this performance is the best one for Jon's reaching in and pulling the guts out of it and even making that hinky ending sound beautiful

[christopherwelsh]

Awaken is STUNNING! Now we know the answer to the question; "How many people does it take to replace Howe, Squire, Wakeman, and White?" About 35! Who knew?

[marcofabiocarosi]

Moved to tears of joy, overwhelmed by the beauty and depth of this song. J+T make a a fabulous pair.