Well let's do another poll

I've gone for choice one - I enjoyed most of the post Gabriel output for Genesis.

[QUOTE=Bitterblogger]#3, to see which Anderson would've won out. [/QUOTE

I would've liked to hear what more could have been done with Moraz, but I guess the fact it was his only album with Yes is what makes it special.  I love the fusion vibe on Sound Chaser.

1 - ELP and the progression of King Crimson needed to happen. This is easily the least desirable.

2 - Also pretty bad. A world without Close to the Edge, Relayer, Tales, Going for the One, and to a lesser extent Fragile would not be something I'm interested in. There's also the fact that classic Yes influenced plenty of other great bands I would not like to be without.

3 - This is worse than the previous choice. The music would be interesting but the loss of Jethro Tull and the good Yes albums would be too much to risk.

4 - This would probably be pretty neat.

5 - Crazy good music would probably come out of this. Extremely exciting and I'd be somewhat reluctant to give up the next few Genesis albums but the potential for greatness is up there.

In the 5 seconds I picked 5. Unfortunately I forgot this would negatively impact the King Crimson timeline. If I had more time I would have picked 4 put the gun was too persuasive.