Yes: Love Will Find a Way

Video musical
1987
5min

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Jon Anderson, Tony Kaye, Trevor Rabin, Chris Squire, Alan White, and Yes in Yes: Love Will Find a Way (1987)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaYes performs in the music video "Love Will Find a Way" from the album "Big Generator" recorded for Atco Records. The music video opens with shots of a vulture and a fire. The band plays as t... Leer todoYes performs in the music video "Love Will Find a Way" from the album "Big Generator" recorded for Atco Records. The music video opens with shots of a vulture and a fire. The band plays as they stand on a desert set in front of an airplane. Clips of the band playing on stage in f... Leer todoYes performs in the music video "Love Will Find a Way" from the album "Big Generator" recorded for Atco Records. The music video opens with shots of a vulture and a fire. The band plays as they stand on a desert set in front of an airplane. Clips of the band playing on stage in front of circular images play throughout.

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Love Will Find A Way
Written by Trevor Rabin
Performed by Yes

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Another good hit from Yes

Lead single from the underrated "Big Generator" album, the track "Love Will Find a Way" got a nice music video, heavily promoted at the time and a little later on though not as much as the masterpiece "Owner of a Lonely Heart".

Yes members perform the song on a desert set, with an airplane in the background and a campire in front of them, and later on they're on stage with a crowd admiring them.

Typical clip performance, all the guys are happy to perform and there isn't much to be discussed except maybe for 1980's fashion (ugh but that's pointless). What makes the video is truly the song, one of their most interesting ballads from their second period (the pop/rock phase where they got a new wave of admirers after a decade as a progressive rock giant). A pity that the violin introduction was cut for the video, it's small but very lovely to hear. 8/10.