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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

No.   Just no.   Their albums were very carefully crafted.   You can't just cherry pick songs, shove them together on some imaginary record, and expect it to be as impactful (or even very good).   Tull maybe, but not Yes.

This is a travesty of a mockery.



Sorry I have to take issue with this one . Every band that has been around for any length of time ( Including Yes) has done this in the form of " best of" or "Greatest Hits " (Classic Yes comes to mind plus about a million live albums)  I don't think I would classify it as a travesty. 
 
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

No.   Just no.   Their albums were very carefully crafted.   You can't just cherry pick songs, shove them together on some imaginary record, and expect it to be as impactful (or even very good).   Tull maybe, but not Yes.

I can see your point: at least on Close to the Edge, Relayer, and especially Tales from Topographic Oceans, context matters. But on Yessongs, for example, they mix up the songs from The Yes Album, Fragile, and CttE, and that running order works fine, now that I’ve had 30 years to get used to it!
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No.   Just no.   Their albums were very carefully crafted.   You can't just cherry pick songs, shove them together on some imaginary record, and expect it to be as impactful (or even very good).   Tull maybe, but not Yes.

This is a travesty of a mockery.
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Astral Traveler
Starship Trooper
Roundabout
Close to the Edge
The Revealing Science of God
Sound Chaser
Tempus Fugit
Fly From Here
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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Starship trooper
South side of the sky
Close to the edge
The revealing science of God
The gates of delirium
Awaken
Machine Messiah
Changes

^ Going to have to be at least  2 or 3 albums/ CD's for this one. You did all the epics! Wink
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Survival
Perpetual Change
America (the S&G cover)
Awaken
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Starship trooper
South side of the sky
Close to the edge
The revealing science of God
The gates of delirium
Awaken
Machine Messiah
Changes
Ultimately bored by endless ecstasy!
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this is hard but I'll give it a try

I See You
Astral Traveler
Heart of the Sunrise
Starship Trooper
The Revealing Science Of God - Dance Of The Dawn
Parallels
Machine Messiah
Changes
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1. Does It Really Happen?
2. Astral Traveller
3. Perpetual Change
4. South Side of the Sky
5. The Gates of Delirium
6. And You and I
7. Awaken
8. It Will Happen
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What about your own Yes songs?

Yes protests against STD shaming with their song "The Clap is No Disgrace."
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- Starship Trooper.
- Roundabout.
- Close to the Edge.
- The Gates of Delirium.
- Awaken.
- Machine Messiah.
- Owner of a Lonely Heart.
- Endless Dream.
- In the Presence of.

As with Pink Floyd, I couldn't cut out the 9th song, though.
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Originally posted by AFlowerKingCrimson AFlowerKingCrimson wrote:

I'm Running (yep, went with Big Generator) 

One of their very best post-1980 songs. I just ran out of room on my list. “Hearts” and “Our Song” also didn’t make the cut.
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Astral Traveller
Yours is no Disgrace
Heart of the Sunrise
Close to the Edge
Gates of Delirium
Awaken
Machine Messiah
Fly From Here (suite)
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Oh ok. I figured maybe it was because there were other Yes threads going around. ;)

Anyway, here's my list:

Time and a Word
Perpetual Change
Southside of the Sky
And you and I
Ritual
Sound Chaser
Parallels
I'm Running (yep, went with Big Generator) 
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Originally posted by AFlowerKingCrimson AFlowerKingCrimson wrote:

I'm not sure why Yes was excluded from this series but here we go. Same rules as the other make your own album threads(one song per album). 

Not excluded at all, in fact they were next on my list. (You beat me to it) 
 Anyway...
  1. Time & a word
  2. Perpetual Change
  3. Heat of the Sunrise.
  4. Close to the Edge
  5. Parallels 
  6. Does it Really Happen 
  7. Hearts
  8. Shock to the System ( Yes, I went with Union!) 




Edited by Argo2112 - June 11 2019 at 07:43
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Side A:
Siberian Khatru
Perpetual Change
Mood for a Day
Into the Lens

Side B:
Awaken
On the Silent Wings of Freedom
To Be Over
The Remembering




Edited by Finnforest - June 10 2019 at 19:29
It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood...Road Rage Edition
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I'm not sure why Yes was excluded from this series but here we go. Same rules as the other make your own album threads(one song per album). 
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