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DRAMA

Yes

 

Symphonic Prog

3.78 | 1972 ratings

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WJA-K
3 stars I agree with almost everyone that Yes with Jon Anderson is the superior band. And Wakeman makes it even better. But there's still enough to latch onto here. This is a great effort from this band when they enter the 80's. It trumps 90125 and what followed by a lot.

Machine Messiah - This track has so many elements that make a great Yes epic. Squire, Howe and White are all on top of their game. The contributions from Downe and Horne are absolutely great too. This song is a journey and is one of the highlights of this album 9/10

Man in a White Care - Very short and rather forgettable 6/10

Does it Really Happen? - Quite catchy. Commercial almost. But the musical twists and turns are interesting and the playing is awesome 7.5/10

Into the Lens - "I am a camera" is a line that will not leave my mind anymore. Another catchy song with interesting elements and layers and a nice build-up and payoff. 8/10

Run Through the Light - It is a clear theme. This is another catchy song with brilliant instrumentation. 7.5/10

Tempus Fugit - This one reminds me of Rush and The Police. Who was first? The song is elevated by the playing. 7/10

I like this album. I hesitated between 3 and 4 stars. Between GOOD and EXCELLENT. In the end, I think 3 stars fit the bill for me. Good, it is.

WJA-K | 3/5 |

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