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Brass Jester 
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 Topic: Release Release - YesPosted: 14 hours 49 minutes ago at 17:03 |
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I am a Yes fan since 1973 but I think this is one of their finest tracks. Everything works and meshes perfectly, Alan White gets a super drum break in the middle and the lyrics and harmonies are spot on.
Actually, I like all of Tormato and I think it's an underrated album. Comments? |
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xhouse
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Posted: 14 hours 19 minutes ago at 17:33 |
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It's a fine song—very much in the same vein as Going For The One, but frankly I've never cared for the "crowd noises" on top of what are pretty interesting drum and guitar passages.
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Heart of the Matter
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Posted: 14 hours 8 minutes ago at 17:44 |
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Maybe they were trying to get a stadium rock feel? Anyway, I like how it sounds, the whole track.
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Finnforest
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Posted: 13 hours 25 minutes ago at 18:27 |
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I have come to appreciate the album more over time.
I remember back in the vinyl days, it was the only Yes album you'd find in the cut-out bin. Remember the cut-out bin? They would actually damage the album cover/sleeve as recourse for having to sell off the "undesirable" titles for $2.98 or whatever. |
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richardh
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Posted: 5 hours 41 minutes ago at 02:11 |
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I roomed with an AC/DC fan about 1980 and he played that song to death ( I had a copy of Tormato on cassette which he grabbed at every opportunity it semmed). I got so fed up I taped over it with an Adam and The Ants song just to annoy him. I was very mean to do that but got the usual 'you f**ker' reaction from him so job done. In general I like Tormato but Release, Release is one of the weaker songs on it imo.
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Cristi
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Posted: 5 hours 35 minutes ago at 02:17 |
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One of the good songs on the album.
I don't think the album is underrated, quite the contrary, it's always had its defenders here on PA. |
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chopper
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Posted: 1 hour 15 minutes ago at 06:37 |
Ha ha, that's quite funny. I don't agree with your opinion of Release, Release though Richard, I think it's brilliant. I used to have the opening riff as my ringtone and nobody ever knew what it was. |
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omphaloskepsis
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Posted: 1 hour 7 minutes ago at 06:45 |
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After I listen to Tormato,"Release Release" gets stuck in my head.
I find myself sing/talking Release Release around the house for a day or two. |
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