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Farewell Chris Squire...

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MusicMishka
Posted 2015-06-28 12:33 PM (#513002)
Subject: Farewell Chris Squire...


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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains		Chris Squire, bassist for Yes, died last night in Phoenix...he was 67...RIP Chris...

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/chris-squire-yes-bassist-and...
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Slipkid
Posted 2015-06-28 1:37 PM (#513003 - in reply to #513002)
Subject: Re: Farewell Chris Squire...



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Location: south east Michigan		Yeah... he was good.
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alpep
Posted 2015-06-29 1:12 PM (#513026 - in reply to #513002)
Subject: Re: Farewell Chris Squire...


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Location: NJ		sad
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AdamasW597
Posted 2015-06-30 8:28 AM (#513033 - in reply to #513002)
Subject: Re: Farewell Chris Squire...



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Location: Northwest Arkansas		I saw Yes when Rick Wakeman had that gigantic tower of keys. In Oklahoma City at the Myriad. I'll never forget it. I had just about as much fun watching the crowd. Like them or not, they are/were very talented musicians. Prayers for the family.
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Slipkid
Posted 2015-06-30 10:05 AM (#513034 - in reply to #513002)
Subject: Re: Farewell Chris Squire...



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Location: south east Michigan		Squire was always my #2 right behind Entwistle.
I remember back in '73... I had to take an arts & humanitys course in college. I enjoyed the study of classical music but kicked up a little dust when I brought YESSONGS into class as an example of modern classical music. This was at a time long before "classic" rock became classic.
It was a lively discussion.
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stonebobbo
Posted 2015-06-30 11:02 AM (#513035 - in reply to #513002)
Subject: Re: Farewell Chris Squire...



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Posts: 8307

Location: Tennessee		My friends took me to a Yes concert for my 18th birthday. The only thing I remember about the show was puking. I should have had the mushrooms on my pizza instead of on the side.

I think I'll pull out my Yessongs vinyl and relive the experience, and once again living Close To The Edge.

Ah, the memories (or lack thereof).

RIP CS.
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dobro
Posted 2015-06-30 2:45 PM (#513036 - in reply to #513002)
Subject: Re: Farewell Chris Squire...



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Posts: 2120

Location: Chicago		I first saw Chris on the "Fragile" tour in SF at Winterland. They were sublime (It was before their Spinal Tap phase). Just pure magic.
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