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WORLD TRADE
Crossover Prog • United States
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Billy Sherwood was the co-producer of several recent YES albums, and in the case of "Open Your Eyes". He's also a musician and a composer. Before joining YES, Billy was the leader of WORLD TRADE and made two records: "World Trade" (1989) and "Euphoria" (1995). In May 2000 he left the band. WORLD TRADE sounds like a world class band in every sense and has the ability to appeal to the listeners of YES as well as those of other progressive rock bands.
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- Wasting Time World Trade, 1989
- Wheels Of Life Euphoria, 1995
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 | Euphoria Magna Carta (Audio CD 1995) | $14.99 $6.97 (used) |
 | World Trade Polygram Records (Audio Cassette 1989) | $107.93 $4.80 (used) |
| World Trade Polygram Records (Audio CD 1989) | $83.38 $24.68 (used) |
 | The Cover Up Gammon (Audio CD 2004) | $0.89 $0.59 (used) |
 | Out of the Loop Kindercore Records (Audio CD 2001) | $2.07 $0.01 (used) |
 | Tight Connection Kindercore Records (Audio CD 2002) | $0.55 $0.01 (used) |
 | The Cover Up Gammon (Vinyl 2004) | $16.47 |
| World Trade Polygram Records (Vinyl 1989) | $26.99 |
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 3.11 | 5 ratings World Trade 1989 |
3.46 | 7 ratings Euphoria 1995 |
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World Trade Crossover Prog
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Are you familiar with YES "Open Your Eyes" album? If so, this album by World Trade is very
similar with Yes "Open Your Eyes" album which was released two years after this album by
World Trade. What does it imply? You might have thought that Yes "Open Your Eyes" was
heavily influenced by World Trade? Well, it can be two ways: Billy Sherwood (vocals, bass)
had been a die hard fan of Yes and he joined Yes later and released "Open Your Eyes"
album. Just before he joined Yes, he and his bandmates released this album with music
style of Yes "Tervor Rabin Era". The vocal quality in this album is quite similar with Jon
Anderson's. The music is much simpler and it flows naturally through out the album. But of course one might conclude that World Trade influenced Yes because "Open Your Eyes" was similar musically with "Euphoria". Take example of opening track "One World Going Round" (5:25) which showcases similar style with "Open Your Eyes" album.
Overal, it's a good album.
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(BETA) | Report this review (#121046) | Posted Monday, May 07, 2007, 08:43 EST
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World Trade Crossover Prog
Review by razifa
This album was a project from Billy Sherwood, who was famous for his presence in Yes as
bass player in their late period: "Open Your Eyes" and "The Ladder". The result was a
decent album played by an ordinary band, oriented to play good music but lacking some
creativity.
Even though influences from Yes are more than evident; their music has its own features:
even darker and more solid bass guitar lines, heavier riffs and an interesting atmosphere
that makes the album very enjoyable. Billy Sherwood is an excellent vocalist; the band has
good keyboard lines but definitely poor guitar arrangements. Sometimes there are wide
passages and spaces that make the music a bit arid. Anyway, a good and positive album, don't expect more than this. I do not mean it is a bad album, just plain neo progressive that grows under the shade of classical band: Yes.
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Send comments to razifa (BETA) | Report this review (#111943) | Posted Tuesday, February 13, 2007, 00:01 EST
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World Trade Crossover Prog
Review by kirklott
This is a good, but not great, neo-prog album. About half the songs are excellent, in
particular "Wasting Time," the other half are forgettable AOR. It's clear Billy Sherwood &
Co. had been listening to Yes' Big Generator album a lot, and if you like Big Generator,
you'll like this.
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Send comments to (BETA) | Report this review (#7702) | Posted Thursday, June 17, 2004, 21:21 EST
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World Trade Crossover Prog
Review by Tonny Larz
This the second album by World trade,is almost as good as its "older brother".
They still sound (and thats in a positive way)like earlier Yes.
Great songs and wonderfull vocals (Billy Sherwood..Now in: Conspiracy with Chris "Yes" Squire.)the production is a bit..ahem light in the top...but dont let
that get in the way for you,to go buy this record.Go buy them both!!!
Its prog light...but if you´re into...Early Yes...you liked: Billy Sherwood & Chris Squires...2 latest outputs:"Conspiracy" & "The Unknown".
You´ll LOVE this (and the aforementioned first album).
Enjoy.
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Send comments to Tonny Larz (BETA) | Report this review (#7699) | Posted Saturday, January 10, 2004, 03:49 EST
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