Greetings subscribers and viewers!

A note regarding this video: All contents presented here was sourced from the HBO prerecorded broadcast, not the actual live ceremony. Its title screen sequence refers to what was available within that airing of the show.

HBO omitted portions of it, so obviously that footage couldn’t be incorporated here since it didn’t exist in the first place. The only segments excluded were those having nothing to do with Yes.

I’ve been ridiculously accused of intentionally deleting other parts of the ceremony, by two viewers out of 415K. I assure you as a devoted Yes fan myself, nothing could be further from the truth.

Enjoy the show, and thanks for your support!

Geddy Lee looked like he'd died and gone to heaven. A true fan boy.  Which is a GOOD THING...we need to honor those who came before us, who paved the way

I am convinced that each of Rick Wakeman’s hands contains its own independent brain.

My two idols on bass. Chris Squire and Geddy Lee. Watching Geddy play with YES was a mind blower.

As a former concert security staff person who worked the pit in front of the stage at many Yes concerts, I'd say of ALL the famous rock stars and other entertainers I worked events with over the years? Chris Squire, the bass player for Yes, was BY FAR, THE NICEST GUY YOU EVER MET!!! I have many stories but all I'll say is Chris Squire was ALWAYS the last to leave Meet&Greets with fans after shows and NO ONE EVER walked away without a big smile on their face. Let it be known! Rest in peace, Guv'. 😎

Its amazing to me that Jon Anderson as old as he was here could STILL hit that note...Rock on Yes!!!!

"OK I'M STEVE HOWE" so badass haha

If you look closely you'll notice Geddy went back to being 18 when he was onstage with Yes.

The Seventies was the greatest time for music ever.

Incomprehensible Roundabout is over 50 years old.  What a masterpiece, still gives me goosebumps after all these years.   I knew the first time I ever heard it that song would resonate with me for life, I'm 63 now, I called that one right!

Who else but Geddy.  Good job there.

A ceremony involving YES and RUSH Is something beyond your wildest dreams

Wakeman is also a standup comedian - excellent timing

As a 70 year old American man who has been a huge Yes fan for over 50 years, such a joy to see and hear no less than Geddy Lee nailing Chris Squire's intricate bass parts is just a sheer joy❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Rick Wakeman's is the greatest induction speech not only of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but of any ceremony ever

Jon's still got that voice....after all these years.

So sad this iconic band was overlooked for so many years.  Chris Squire deserved to be a part of this.

Saw them in Tucson, Arizona, 1973. We were lucky to get them. Played their songs to perfection, as always!

God rest Chris Squire, he was amazing and is missed, but it is so cool to see Geddy Lee playing bass with Yes.

OMG  Geddy playing Chris' part. What a performance! Have I died and gone to heaven? Two of the most influential bands in my life.....YES and Rush! Absolutely AWESOME!