Yes - Close to the edge

Song from the british progressive rock band yes.
Album YesSongs Disc 2 (1973)

[nealtrubitt]

This is arguably the greatest album of Rock and Roll ever recorded . It’s timeless

[yatz]

Jon, Chris, Bill, Steve, Rick, Alan, patrick - you have all brought me so much joy over so many years... No way I can repay you - other than with money (..) - and you deserve so, so much more. RIP Chris, and I wish you guys nothing but happyness. I love you.

[jesvschrist]

LOT OF “SAMPLE ME” VIBES ON THIS. LOVE THE AMBIENCE. NICE!

[andrewwest]

One of the great compositions of music along with the gates of delirium...

[sulladrum]

The only version I'll listen to. So powerful

[JackyBourgogne]

incontestablement le chef d'oeuvre intemporel de Yes pour moi. La rythmique est incroyable (la voix décalée mélodiquement par rapport à la basse, quel délice et quelle innovation), les mélodies sont innovantes et superbes. Bref un bijou qui traversera les siècles !

[victorrodriguez]

This version is by far better than the studio one!!!

[claudemasse]

A candy box to open with Dean art and Alan White being such a contribution .In the heddy times of British Rock Yes blew them óff the stage.

[bluesit]

AWESOME!!!! I’ve been a huge Yes fan since 1974@ 14years old! Yessongs is the ultimate yes album!!!

[DonTerhunecc]

Not a mere song, an artistically brilliant masterpiece!

[tomgaylord]

My favorite all time album. I was lucky and got to see them in 1976 and 1977 and then later on with these members. A total of 10 times in all. As far as I'm concerned YES was Jon Anderson, Steve Howe, Chris Squire, Rick Wakeman and Alan White.

[RobertJohnson-luvb]

I saw these guys on this tour they were so great

[rainerkrause]

I remember summer 1973 when I was 11 and read sience fiction comics, listening to that album at the beyond unconciously. Thanks to my elder brother who introduced me to so many good albums than. Later I never got along (musically, politicly and socially) with all the fellows who were pretty in the top 20 mainstream chart music. Listen to prog, fusion and jazz at that tender age has an effect on the mind. I always wonder if it were to my benefits or to my disadvantage ? However, the 70s were my most favourite years... Excuse my unpolished english I´m not a native english guy !

[DS]

All I knew of them was 80s radio play 9015 jive when I was real young. A friend in High School lent me this album- the songs looked so long and I figured I'd let in play as background noise while I played Super NES. He told me to hear this song first and about 3 minutes in- I put down my controller in total disbelief of the MAGIC that I was hearing! Seasons have passed my by, but I will never forget all this album was, is, and will be- to me

[timbohae]

THe best version ever recorded! Thanks for posting, my copy is deeply boxed at present.

[johncase]

Greatest jam! It's imbedded in my ritual.

[billbradford]

Kudos to White for not trying to copy Bruford and make the song his own

[thomasguider]

I saw them play at least 20 times, even With Jon Davidson. Speechless...

[jasonbetcher]

Said it before I will say it They were so much better live...

[RMGCBG]

Saw this tour, a bunch of guys are doing Yes, 50th anniversary: Close to the Edge. They need to stop now.