love will find a way
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Topic: love will find a way
Posted By: Guests
Subject: love will find a way
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 04:44
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although this is definately not the best yes song ever, do you think it rocks? cause i do! 
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Posted By: Lindsay Lohan
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 04:46
Certainly you should go to the Prog Music Lounge if you want do discuss YES  ------------- http://www.last.fm/user/Fjuffe/?chartstyle=sideRed - [IMG - http://imagegen.last.fm/sideRed/recenttracks/Fjuffe.gif - |
Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 04:52
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probably, but this is a specific question |
Posted By: Snow Dog
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 05:04
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Yeah but this is for newbies to introduce themselves! Therefore its the wrong place for this post!
Ok, now its been moved.
Yes......I love that song and that album. ------------- http://www.last.fm/user/Snow_Dog" rel="nofollow"> 
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Posted By: chopper
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 08:00
| I like that song and most of the album too. Best bit is the solo where the guitar and what sounds like a harmonica play the solo together. |
Posted By: iguana
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 08:06
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nice song trevor rabin is all over it, though (he wrote it) however declaring that it "rocks" is a bit steep... it's very AORish and has very little yes-traits. in fact i think it is the worst song on the "big generator"-album which i otherwise adore (hit me!) ------------- progressive rock and rural tranquility don't match. true or false? |
Posted By: Moogtron III
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 09:43
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Yes, I like that song, also the other Rabin hit single, The Rhythm Of Love. And it rocks, yes, yes. |
Posted By: cmidkiff
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 10:12
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Yes, that is Chris Squire playing the harmonica. ------------- cmidkiff |
chopper wrote:Posted By: iguana
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 10:28
actually, chris only mimes the solo in the video. it was played by jimmy z (james zavala), who also handled the horn parts on "almost like love" from the same album. you might remember him from the eurythmics ("missionary man"). ------------- progressive rock and rural tranquility don't match. true or false? |
Posted By: Big Ears
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 10:43
| I like the track. Apparently it was written for Stevie Nicks. |
Posted By: Rainman
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 10:46
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That's a pop song which a 'serious' fan may be ashamed to like... |
All the way, I guess it was a good choice to put it in the beginning of the B-side of Big Generator. The rest of the songs there are less compromising so the whole album is beautiful. LWFW is as good as Heat Of The Moment by Asia or Land Of Confusion by Genesis...Bright although simple and synthyPosted By: Tommy
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 11:32
Yeah, it was written for Stevie Nicks. It's a nice AOR song though and Trevor's vocal's are more prominent than Jon's. My favourite Big Generator track is Final Eyes closely followed by Shoot High Aim Low!
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Posted By: Ivan_Melgar_M
Date Posted: December 08 2005 at 22:52
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Soirry, no Rabin Yes for me Iván ------------- 
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Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 09 2005 at 04:46
shoot high aim low is a good song, so is the song big generator 
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Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 09 2005 at 05:03
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hmmm i just discovered that Trevor Rabin, Jon Anderson and Chris Squire were all singing in that one song i was quite suprised at my being oblivious to this, as i listen to it on a daily basis |
Posted By: Easy Livin
Date Posted: December 09 2005 at 08:35
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Sorry, I've had to move this thread again. It should be in the recommendations/Currently listening to section. That is where specific tracks or albums should be discussed. |
Posted By: NutterAlert
Date Posted: December 09 2005 at 08:40
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Is this the most travelled thread in PA history, now in its third section? ------------- Proud to be an un-banned member since 2005 |
Posted By: Ivan_Melgar_M
Date Posted: December 10 2005 at 01:48
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Love will find a way......but will this thread find it's section? Iván -------------
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Posted By: The Doctor
Date Posted: December 10 2005 at 02:25
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No. Before long it will end up in DNRTM. And then will find its way into Report Bugs Here, and may find a final resting place in How Do I? ------------- I can understand your anger at me, but what did the horse I rode in on ever do to you? |
Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 06:53
hey!, this is suposed to be about the song, love will find a way! enough with the critiscising and more with the opinions. 
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Posted By: Snow Dog
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:00
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My opinion is that you should calm down with members who have been here far longer than you have noob! You don't own this thread! ------------- http://www.last.fm/user/Snow_Dog" rel="nofollow">
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Posted By: Greg H.
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:02
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Giddy up! Great song! I saw them do it in concert in 1998. One hell of a great show! Alan Parsons began the concert that night. Problem is; Parsons was only on stage 1 hour. Who ever would have thought, Alan Parsons would be an opening act for anyone??!! I guess that's what happens when you don't begin your career touring. And; then, later decide to. I don't know. ------------- - Greg |
Otherwise; it was a great night, for sure.Posted By: iguana
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:05
"love will find a way" on the open your eyes-tour? with steve howe playing the main riff & harmonizing with jon & chris??? are you quite sure?????????????????? ------------- progressive rock and rural tranquility don't match. true or false? |
Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:12
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Giddy up! Great song! I saw them do it in concert in 1998. One hell of a great show! Alan Parsons began the concert that night. Problem is; Parsons was only on stage 1 hour. Who ever would have thought, Alan Parsons would be an opening act for anyone??!! I guess that's what happens when you don't begin your career touring. And; then, later decide to. I don't know. [/QUOTE]now this guy gets the conversation string. whoever said i should calm down, i am calm, its just i was hoping for elightenment on a song, not critiscism from senior members about their superior experience |
Posted By: Greg H.
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:18
Not sure what tour it was. It was August 4th, 1998 at Mud Island - Memphis, TN. It was a great show. And; Steve Howe, and the gang were dialed in. Wakeman wasn't there, however. It was the Russian dude on keyboards - Igor, I think, is his name. I'm 'quite sure' it was played,YES! ------------- - Greg |
Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:23
| that concert sounds good |
Posted By: Snow Dog
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:31
They definitely didn't paly it when I saw them on that tour! But that was in Britain though! My God...I think I understand this thread now!
Edit...Rhythm Of Love was played.....not Love will Find Way! ------------- http://www.last.fm/user/Snow_Dog" rel="nofollow">
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Posted By: iguana
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:31
yeah, igor khoroshev ... good player, complete nutter though... here is the setlist (coutesy of forgottenyesterdays.com): Date : & nbsp;Tuesday, August 04, 1998 (7 years, 4 months and 8 days ago) City : & nbsp;Memphis, Tennessee, United States Of America Venue : Mud Island Amphitheater Capacity : &nb sp; 5,000 Lineup : Jon Anderson (Vocals) Steve Howe (Guitars) Billy Sherwood (Guitars) Chris Squire (Bass) Alan White (Drums) Igor Khoroshev (Keyboards)Setlist&n bsp; : O pen Your Eyes Ambiance Track Firebird Suite Siberian Khatru Rhythm Of Love Yours Is No Disgrace Open Your Eyes And You And I Heart Of The Sunrise Classical Gas/Mood For A Day/Hello, Information, Give Me Memphis, Tennessee/Clap Long Distance Runaround/Whitefish/Alan White Solo/Ritual Owner Of A Lonely Heart Wonderous Stories Close To The Edge I've Seen All Good People Roundabout Memphis, Tennessee 'Masquerade' dropped ------------- progressive rock and rural tranquility don't match. true or false? |
Posted By: Greg H.
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:42
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And; I think, I remember reading in the box set booklet, YES played their first 'live' show on August 4th, 1968. So; it was 30 years to the day, if that is all correct. I must have been thinking of "Rythym of Love". Either way; a fantastic outdoor show! "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" was sweet. I remember Squire changed basses for that one. He is a great bassist! ------------- - Greg |
Posted By: BiGi
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 07:51
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Love will find a way is indeed a commercial song, but hey! A very good one! Although I don't like Big Generator very much (it sounds too "plastic" compared to its predecessor) it was a great opener for a B-side! (with vinyl you had the opportunity to provide two openers instead of just one as it happens nowadays with CDs! ) Best songs on the album are - however - Rhythm of Love, Final Eyes and I'm running ------------- A flower? 
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Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 08:05
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a lot of people really like final eyes, dont they?
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Posted By: Ivan_Melgar_M
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 14:05
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Posted By: Moogtron III
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 14:29
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I don't, and I'm not such a fan of Big Generator, but I do like Love Will Find A Way, Rhythm Of Love and the magnificent Shoot High Aim Low. |
Posted By: RaphaelT
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 14:47
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I saw Yes on OYE tour and saw the disgust with which Steve changed his beloved Gibson to an ordinary guitar to play riff of owner - and the middle part was actually played by Sherwood - be his name forgotten!! - but Steve added great solo in the ending part. Love Will Find A Way has a very funny clip, especially with Tony Kaye part ------------- yet you still have time! |
Posted By: RaphaelT
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 14:49
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After such great songs as "Love Will Find A Way" Jon decided that he has enough Trevor Rabin ruining his beloved band and left to create Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe ------------- yet you still have time! |
Posted By: Moogtron III
Date Posted: December 12 2005 at 15:41
I saw that too on a different tour! It was really funny to see |
Posted By: BiGi
Date Posted: December 13 2005 at 03:51
Come on! In my opinion Trevor Rabin brought some important added value to Yes. First and foremost, he added a second lead voice (and a very good one, albeit more ordinary than Jon Anderson's), which is always a positive thing in a band! (Think about the Coverdale-Hughes era of Deep Purple) Secondly, he helped them reach a wider audience by means of his composition contributions. I know many of you are definitely against the "pop-ification" of progressive music: I am not such a purist, I do like when high quality music tries to reach a wider audience while maintaining high level composition skills. And the Rabin-era Yes albums (with the possible exception of several sections of Union...although the weaker parts IMHO are the ones composed by the 'legacy' nucleus of Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman and Howe) DO contain high quality music! ------------- A flower?
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Posted By: Big Ears
Date Posted: December 13 2005 at 08:11
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Love Will Find a Way and Shoot High Aim Low are both good tracks. However, Jacaranda makes me cringe. Is this the same band that made 90125? Does anyone know what Talk is like? I've read widely different reviews. |
Posted By: Olympus
Date Posted: December 15 2005 at 06:02
yes i like yes isn't asking for everyone to agree with him where did you get that from? ------------- "Let's get the hell away from this Eerie-ass piece of work so we can get on with the rest of our eerie-ass day" |
Posted By: Greg H.
Date Posted: December 15 2005 at 17:11
'Talk' is a pretty nice album. ------------- - Greg |