Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
It's a dark day for music. One of the finest musicians and song writers to ever grace music, a phenomenal bass player, and the man that made me want to play the bass...who inspired me to pick one up, has passed away from cancer at 67 years of age. One of the founding fathers of the progressive rock band "Yes", and the only man to play on EVERY studio album they have ever put out. My he rest in peace.
https://www.yahoo.com/music/chris-squire-yes-bassist-and-co-founder-dead-at-122685005051.html
Yeas has so many great songs, and I realize that most of them are very long, but it's a shame the limited amount of songs they do play from their catalog. This was the first real rock band I ever listened to. I knew all of the words to Roundabout, when I was 12 years old. I can't even begin to think about how many times I've listened to their albums...then tapes, and now CD's...I bought them all at least once, some 3 times, and I've seen them in concert 4 times, the last one being just a few monthes ago. What a great show. Fragile and Close To The Edge, back to back.
https://www.yahoo.com/music/chris-squire-yes-bassist-and-co-founder-dead-at-122685005051.html
Yeas has so many great songs, and I realize that most of them are very long, but it's a shame the limited amount of songs they do play from their catalog. This was the first real rock band I ever listened to. I knew all of the words to Roundabout, when I was 12 years old. I can't even begin to think about how many times I've listened to their albums...then tapes, and now CD's...I bought them all at least once, some 3 times, and I've seen them in concert 4 times, the last one being just a few monthes ago. What a great show. Fragile and Close To The Edge, back to back.
