ANDERSON BRUFORD WAKEMAN HOWE

An album that no-one expected, but is the naturally evolution of the band (i mean YES), the problem in here is, perhaps, the year this was issued (the late 80's) in any case, this album arrived in the best moment possible to remember prog never left (and this musicians also) of course in the "commercial" ground of the music. A better record than other YES efforts in the 80's, and because of this album, the so called "union" appeard two years later, even non mentioning the "contribution" of Tony Levin on Bass on both records, a nice record to understand the evolution of the sounds through these decade