I used to listen to this version of The Fish a LOT! I loved that he was treating the bass like a lead guitar - basically taking Entwistle to the next level.
And the guys in Yes arguing? Nooo.....
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Live Yes/Chris Squire on Letterman
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I used to listen to this version of The Fish a LOT! I loved that he was treating the bass like a lead guitar - basically taking Entwistle to the next level.
And the guys in Yes arguing? Nooo.....
Look, the album cover is MY FAVORITE Yes cover!!! Gates of Delirium, which I DID mention as essential, was their GREATEST epic!.......but SOUNDCHASER is one of THE MOST ANNOYING SONGS in the Yes catalog for me!!! Even for progressive rock, they went much to far on that one! lol ESPECIALLY Steve Howe's wankery! I LOVE To Be Over though! But sorry, not sorry I DESPISE Soundchaser lolYou're dead to me
I don't know how others may feel, but this is quite a clip.
The song Walls is from the Talk album. One of my favorite Yes albums.
Easy, fans, Chris is playing a Jazz bass! This sounds pretty good on my studio monitors. Good performance. The Letterman band can hardly stand it, they want to be a part of it soooo bad! Heck, I would, too!...
Chris Squire was a great one.
I don't know how others may feel, but this is quite a clip.
The song Walls is from the Talk album. One of my favorite Yes albums.
Easy, fans, Chris is playing a Jazz bass! This sounds pretty good on my studio monitors. Good performance. The Letterman band can hardly stand it, they want to be a part of it soooo bad! Heck, I would, too!...
Him playing anything other than a Ric is no big deal, it happened…
Then there was the Wal triple threat…
That was kinda my point.
Even so, regardless of the bass, there was no mistaking whatsoever who was playing!….
A big Talk fan here, too. Thanks for posting this! Not sure how I missed this one, but then I wasn't watching much TV back then as I was working on my music degree.
Not to be nit picky, but if you look at that video of THEN he's not playing bass at all.
Regarding the triple-neck Wal….the upper pic (with him wearing the striped outfit) has the actual Wal, and the pic below it has the replica that was made later.
