RIP Bob Birch (the interviewer, former bassist of Elton John and my high school mate) as well as Chris

Chris was the beloved "Gentle Giant", of Prog Rock. His playing and sound will outlive us all!

Chris Squire is the only musician to be a part of every YES album.  He was far most instrumental to the sound of YES than most people realize.  A humble man as well.  He will be sorely missed.

My favorite bassist of all time. He was an undeniable force and really used the bass in innovative and superbly artistic ways. RIP.

Lol Chris was just thinking "crap I never warm up". lol

Do you realize we'll never hear that glorious Rickenbacher bass ever played again? Ugh!!!😢😭It rips your heart out.
Chris was a titan on the bass!

Chris Squire and Geddy Lee are the main reasons i love that Rickenbacker sound. Their awesome musicianship is timeless

His playing and harmonies on South Side of the Sky, so damned good.

I love those harmonies.

The Greatest rock bass player that ever walked the planet!!!! RIP Chris...you are truly missed..........

What a very obliging and nice decent man.

Man I miss this guy! The Jimi Hendrix of the electric bass guitar. He took the instrument to so many places nobody had ever imagined, and gave inspiration to generations of bassists to follow. His spirit explodes with creative energy. Just goes to show you don't have to be a master of theory to be a creative genius. Thank you Chris for showing us the way! A truly unique gift to the world.

Chris Squire. He was supposed to live forever.

I'm 46...90125 I bought in 83..I cut grass for it..raked leaves..I've been on bass since 1985....and I still get something from this man....sad he's gone....I'm so proud to have grown up with bands like yes and rush....I'm love to find guys locally into this but I've posted many times and all I find are metal guys....nothing against them...but that's not something that moves me much...

22:43  that single chord defines Chris Squire's supreme bass playing. Rest in peace.

One of the most creative bass players ever.

RIP chris and bob.

the commentator ARTB414 below nailed it. "He was like a Marvel Superhero from a comic book. When I saw Yes from the 20th row at the Long Beach Arena in 1973, Rick with his mirror cape, Alan's massive drum kit (done "primitive ancient" like Tales of Topographic Oceans), Steve with his Guitar Tree and Chris prancing like King Aragon into battle, I felt, indeed, like heroes from another world, were visiting me.

I was always blown away by Chris Squire and thought he was the greatest bass player in the world.
His explanation of how he plays and his technique he uses to create his unique sound just leaves me in awe.
He is truly a once in a lifetime musician and he is missed but he left us all with a special gift of music.
RIP my friend and thank you for all of the great music.
Greetings from Atlantic City New Jersey USA

Nobody, not even the esteemed Geddy Lee, compares with Mr. Squire.  He was so innovative and had such a unique sound - and he always came across as a really cool person.  I'm choking back the tears even today.  Say hello to Aretha for us all.

His hands are fucking huge