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This work by Yes is one of my favorites from the band. Extremely coordinated, vigorous, well-crafted, climatic, deep, contemplative, it travels very well between the delicate and the heavy and shows the gigantic talent of Steve Howe, possibly to the limit of the exceptional, in the set of 3 great tracks.

The album features fascinating melodies, beautiful arrangements, poignant guitars, majestic Howe solos, wonderful cadences and tempos, in addition to the richness of instrument detail. In addition, we have the excellent and voracious rhythmic work of White and Squire, the discreet, but indispensable and competent sound finish of Moraz's keyboards and the no less than superb voice of Jon Anderson. I strongly recommend using a good pair of headphones.

Finally, the impression I have is that the album has grown over time, becoming better with each new listen. Easily one of the best Progressive Rock albums of all time. There's a reason this album is in the top 20 overall on this site.