YES - 90125 (1983) |
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grantman
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hearts love the drums in that song.
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love the drums on it can happen and sitar sound on that song
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anderson vocals are wonderful on changes .
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tony kaye keys on our song are wild.
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Psychedelic Paul
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YES - 90125 Live in Dortmund, Germany 1984
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Boojieboy
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I especially like the chorus to "It Can Happen". Kind of a empowered marching sort of beat. I visualize the band with their instruments unplugged and walking forward together in formation on some road while singing. Trickier for drums, but maybe a drum platform that moves! LOL
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Valdez1
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It definitely brought YES to the Great unwashed masses. Some certifiable "Hits" for good reason.
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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I'm one of those rare weirdos who first got into prog in the 80s. As such this was the first Yes album I bought. My dad had The Yes Album and I heard that first but 90125 was the first I really got into which might have had something to do with the fact that it was sort of arena rock sounding and I was already into stuff like Journey, Styx and Foreigner. Many years later I probably don't think of as highly of it as I used to but it's still a very good album with what it tries to be and I have to give it credit for helping me get into the band Yes. If it wasn't for this release I probably would still think of Yes as just another weird band from my dad's record collection (I think TYA is the only one he had that could be considered prog).
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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Yeah, briefly it did. Today it seems like most hardcore Yes fans are those who first got into them in the 70s though. Those who heard this at the time probably got scared when they heard their earlier material.
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richardh
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^ quite honestly I have never understood this view of Yes. I've seen similar views ventured about the Emerson, Lake and Powell album that was also painful to my ears while 90125 is very souless and lacking any real 'feel' IMO. As soon as I heard Fragile (in the 80's because I was also late to the party) I was sold. The problem was that a lot of musicians bought into the idea that the 70's was a dead duck and the 80's was the decade that was going to put everything right. It took a while before the overproduced and under creative nature of that decade was left in the rear view mirror.
Caveat- I am reasoning from a prog perspective. I get that there were excellent artists like Kate Bush, Peter Gabriel and Talk Talk around at that time but many of the most vaunted prog musicians struggled to do anything meaningful.
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Psychedelic Paul
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90125 was the first YES album I ever bought back in 1983, and other than the Classic YES compilation, I didn't buy another YES album for nearly thirty years. Ironically, it was the Relayer album that scared me away from YES in the 1970's, but I love it now.
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Valdez1
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AaaaH RELAYER.... My personal favorite.
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verslibre
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Going for the One didn't reel you back in? |
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Psychedelic Paul
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It did, Yes, but only about 35 years later after hearing Going for the One for the first time on the Internet around 2012.
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