To all members

[ElMäx]

mijob​

You had two i%'er bikes. Just like my flying experiences, the memories are priceless. You did what most people dream of, but never survive. Those memories will be with you forever. Search them out, and enjoy them. I truly believe those kinds of memories are a Gift from the Almighty, memories open the way, as we drift the shallows, and course our way back home.

Tales of Topographic Oceans, Ritual: Nos somme du Soliel..........YES

one of my fav bands!

 

[zathros]

YES, Indeed. I actually saw them perform the "Tales of Topographic Oceans" live back in the '76-78 around 4 times, they performed "Relayer" and "Close to The Edge" all in one concert. I t was quite powerful, but yet gentle You how YES is, rocking out fusion with deep spirituality and much love.. I've seen them most out any band playing. Their performance is outstanding and to be surrounded by 1000's of people into YES in itself is electrifying. The "Moody Blues" is the next band I've seen live many times, I saw "Frank Zappa" in Philadelphia, it was so loud, you really couldn't hear the music. My ears range for 3 days. I also attended a concert at the "Village" gate, which was by invitation only, I knew the producers son. It was "McCoy Tyner", as brilliant pianist that just doesn't get enough air time. I've never seen anyone play piano like that.