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Poll Question: What’s your favourite song from the Rabin Yes albums?
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    Posted: November 25 2005 at 16:38
My favourite is I am waiting - brilliant song.
Honourable mentions to I'm running, Endless dream and Miracle of life.
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its difficult for me because i dont know all the songs, or at least now i dont remember all of them...

but this time my vote goes to saving my heart


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Endless dream
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Yeah, definitely "Endless dream", had it been recorded by a lineup with Wakeman and Howe, it would be a Yes standard by now.
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Endless Dream


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I don't know........I like 'em all.
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I can't believe that song wasn't on there.
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Originally posted by tanis573 tanis573 wrote:

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I can't believe that song wasn't on there.

 

You gotta be joking right? Rabinowitz wasn't even on Drama
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Originally posted by tanis573 tanis573 wrote:

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I can't believe that song wasn't on there.



That would be because it was just prior to the Rabin era - from the 1980 album Drama with Trevor Horn and less Jon A and Rick W.

I'm with the team for Endless Dream.


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God I really love Changes ... one of the best rock songs of the 80s, IMO ... I generally hate Rabin's work ... but this one really got me. ...

I'm off to listen to it now
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Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:

God I really love Changes ... one of the best rock songs of the 80s, IMO ... I generally hate Rabin's work ... but this one really got me. ...

I'm off to listen to it now


That has always been one of my favourites to.
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Originally posted by barbs barbs wrote:

Originally posted by tanis573 tanis573 wrote:

Machine Messiah

I can't believe that song wasn't on there.



That would be because it was just prior to the Rabin era - from the 1980 album Drama with Trevor Horn and less Jon A and Rick W.

I'm with the team for Endless Dream. I actually forgot how excellent that song is. I've played it four times in a row since I found this topic and it still keeps growing on me.
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