FISH OUT OF WATER

All of the Yes members made solo albums as an outlet to the rest of their quite different music than that they were making in that band. So why did Squire do another Yes album? What was he trying to prove? Howe , Andersson, Wakeman did quite different music on their solo carreer and it was not always successful. Squire 's solo is quite fine but was this really necessary. He could've made a jazz-rock album with his bass playing alone. So if you are into Yes, you will love this album (and probably more than half of the albums the group ever released), but was there really a point to the album?