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Yes - Talk (1994)
The tenth lineup of Yes features Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin, Tony Kaye, Chris Squire, and Alan White. Talk makes some effort to get away from the group's indulgent art rock pretensions, at least to the extent of using a spare, spacious production full of closely miked drums and sharp guitars. (No wonder, since guitarist Trevor Rabin produced the record.)
1 The Calling
2 I Am Waiting
3 Real Love
4 State of Play
5 Walls
6 Where Will You Be
7 Endless Dream: Silent Spring [instrumental]
8 Endless Dream: Talk
9 Endless Dream: Endless Dream
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Yes - The Ladder (1999)
You'd probably need a mainframe computer to keep track of all the personnel changes in Yes over the years, and the quality of the prog rock giant's music has fluctuated nearly as much as the lineups. The Ladder is a synthesis of the best traits of the experimental Fragile era and the pop-oriented 90125 era. Producer Bruce Fairbairn completed The Ladder shortly before his death in 1999, and unlike some of his work with Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Kiss, and others, he didn't overproduce it. Vocalist Jon Anderson, lead guitarist Steve Howe, and bass guitarist Chris Squire all have fine moments, and drummer Alan White is consistent. The roles of keyboardist Igor Khoroshev and, in particular, guitarist Billy Sherwood are less clear. It occasionally seems the purpose of Khoroshev's keyboards is providing a variety of sonic textures instead of functioning as a lead instrument. Sherwood's second guitar tends to flesh out the sound. "Homeworld (The Ladder)" is a tight band performance, but the supple vocals/acoustic guitar/piano coda is the best part. Howe's bouncy acoustic guitar drives "Lightning Strikes," yet the biggest surprise is the addition of a horn section. The energetic "Face to Face" is the strongest track, and Squire lets loose with a sputtering bassline. "If Only You Knew" is a sweet, straightforward love song Anderson wrote for his wife. "The Messenger" has a smooth, funky feel — a remarkable feat considering prog rock is usually considered the "whitest" rock genre. "New Language" is the best long song on The Ladder, thanks to a clever arrangement giving all six members an opportunity to demonstrate their talents.
1 Homeworld (The Ladder)
2 It Will Be a Good Day (The River)
3 Lightning Strikes
4 Can I?
5 Face to Face
6 If Only You Knew
7 To Be Alive (Hep Yadda)
8 Finally
9 The Messenger
10 New Language
11 Nine Voices
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Yes - Keys To Ascension 2 (1997)
This two-CD set is that odd musical griffin: a live disc plus a studio disc. The studio disc is a welcome return to form for the band. It opens with the epic "Mind Drive," a multi-movement suite strongly reminscent of early Yes; the song's closing instrumental sounds straight out of Tales from Topographic Oceans. Wakeman's parts were overdubbed last here, and it shows: the keyboards are solely for atmospheric effect, ceding the melodic drive to the bass and guitar. Not that Wakeman's presence goes to waste; structured around a "Heart of the Sunrise"-like bass riff, "Bring Me to the Power" gallops through muscular Moog solos and equally slick harmonies. Like the rest of the studio tracks, it's a perfect blend of vintage art-rock craftsmanship and gleaming modern production.
1 I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People [live]
2 Going for the One [live]
3 Time and a Word [live]
4 Close to the Edge: The Solid Time of Change/Total Mass Retain/I Get Up
5 Turn of the Century [live]
6 And You and I: Cord of Life/Eclipse/The Preacher the Teacher/Apoca ... [live]
7 Mind Drive
8 Foot Prints
9 Bring Me the Power
10 Children of Light: Children of Light/Lifeline
11 Sign Language
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Yes - Keys To Ascension (1996)
Yes, this time consisting of Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, and Alan White, got together for three nights in March of 1996 in San Luis Obispo, CA, to cut Keys to Ascension, the group's fourth live album in 28 years, which is rounded out with two new studio creations. Four of the seven live tracks are covers of songs that the band originally recorded between 1970 and 1974. The group has aged well, and Keys to Ascension is a more satisfying album than 1980's Yesshows. "Siberian Khatru" has less intensity but more lyricism than it did 23 years ago, making it slightly less dramatic — the ending lacks some necessary attack, replacing it instead with more articulate guitar. Tales From Topographic Oceans is represented by "The Revealing Science of God," which shows off some superb ensemble playing on a 20-minute piece that is most difficult to bring off on-stage, with Wakeman the standout among the instrumentalists. Anderson's falsetto has lowered slightly with age, and lost a bit of its power in the process as well, but the ensemble carries the piece successfully to its conclusion. Nearly as surprising is the presence of Paul Simon's "America," a song they cut back in the early '70s, which comes off as a lot more engaging here than it did back when. "Onward" and "Awaken," from the late '70s, are well represented in beautiful live covers. The new songs featured as studio recordings on the second disc are superior to anything on the more recent Union "mega-Yes" album, with soaring harmonies and very spacious song construction.
1 Siberian Khatru [live]
2 The Revealing Science of God [live]
3 America [live]
4 Onward [live]
5 Awaken [live]
6 Roundabout [live]
7 Starship Trooper [live]
8 Be the One
9 That, That Is
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Yes - Tales Rrom Topographic Oceans (1974)
Either the finest record or the most overblown album in Yes' output. When it was released, critics called it one of the worst examples of progressive rock's overindulgent nature. Jon Anderson's fascination with Eastern religions never manifested itself more clearly or broadly, but one needn't understand any of that to appreciate the many sublimely beautiful moments on this album, some of the most gorgeous passages ever recorded by the band.
1 The Revealing Science of God - Dance of the Dawn
2 The Remembering - High the Memory
3 The Ancient - Giants Under the Sun
4 Ritual - Nous Sommes du Soleil
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Yes - Relayer (1974)
Yes had fallen out of critical favor with Tales From Topographic Oceans, a two-record set of four songs that reviewers found indulgent. But they had not fallen out of the Top Ten, and so they had little incentive to curb their musical ambitiousness. Relayer, released 11 months after Tales, was a single-disc, three-song album, its music organized into suites that alternated abrasive, rhythmically dense instrumental sections featuring solos for the various instruments with delicate vocal and choral sections featuring poetic lyrics devoted to spiritual imagery. Such compositions seemed intended to provide an interesting musical landscape over which the listener might travel, and enough Yes fans did that to make Relayer a Top Ten, gold-selling hit, though critics continued to complain about the lack of concise, coherent song structures.
1 Gates of Delirium
2 Sound Chaser
3 To Be Over
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The Gates of Delirium 21:56
Sound Chaser 9:27
To Be Over 9:19
Soon (single edit) 4:18
Sound Chaser (single edit) 3:13
The Gates of Delirium (studio run-through) 21:16
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Yes - Drama (1980)
For this one album, ex-Buggles Geoffrey Downes and Trevor Horn were drafted in to replace Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman. It rocks harder than other Yes albums, and for classically inclined fans, it was a jarring departure; but it was a harbinger of Yes and Asia albums to come. A newly emboldened Chris Squire lays down aggressive rhythms with Alan White, and Steve Howe eschews his usual acoustic rags and flamenco licks for a more metallic approach, opting for sheets of electric sound. Prime cuts include the doom-laden "Machine Messiah" and the manic ska inflections of "Tempus Fugit." Despite the promise of this new material, the band soon fell apart; Horn went into production, Howe and Downes joined Asia, and Squire and White toyed and then gave up on a pair-up with Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, which was to be titled XYZ (i.e., Ex-Yes and Zeppelin).
1 Machine Messiah
2 White Car
3 Does It Really Happen?
4 Into the Lens
5 Run Through the Light
6 Tempus Fugit
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Yes: In A Word 5 Disc Box set
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Disc one
1. "Every Little Thing" (John Lennon/Paul McCartney) – 5:42
2. "Sweetness" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Clive Bailey) – 4:33
3. "Survival" (Jon Anderson) – 6:19
4. "Then" (Jon Anderson) – 5:46
5. "Everydays" (Stephen Stills) – 6:08
6. "Sweet Dreams" (Jon Anderson/David Foster) – 3:50
7. "Astral Traveller" (Jon Anderson) – 5:53
8. "Time and a Word" (Jon Anderson/David Foster) – 4:32
9. "Dear Father" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 4:21
10. "Yours Is No Disgrace" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Tony Kaye/Bill Bruford) – 9:41
11. "Clap" (Steve Howe) – 3:17
* Recorded live at The Lyceum, London, 17 July 1970
12. "Perpetual Change" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 8:52
13. "Starship Trooper" – 9:28
1. "Life Seeker" (Jon Anderson)
2. "Disillusion" (Chris Squire)
3. "Würm" (Steve Howe)
14. "I've Seen All Good People" – 6:55
1. "Your Move" (Jon Anderson)
2. "All Good People" (Chris Squire)
Disc two
1. "Roundabout" (Jon Anderson/Steve Howe) – 8:33
2. "South Side of the Sky" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 7:58
3. "Heart of the Sunrise" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Bill Bruford) – 10:35
4. "America" (Paul Simon) – 10:30
5. "Close to the Edge" (Jon Anderson/Steve Howe) – 18:36
1. "The Solid Time of Change"
2. "Total Mass Retain"
3. "I Get Up I Get Down"
4. "Seasons of Man"
6. "The Revealing Science of God (Dance of the Dawn)" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman/Alan White) – 22:22
* Includes two minute intro that was edited out of the original release at the last minute
Disc three
1. "Siberian Khatru" (Jon Anderson; Themes by Jon Anderson/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman) – 8:55
2. "Long Distance Runaround" (Jon Anderson) – 3:31
3. "The Gates of Delirium" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Alan White/Patrick Moraz) – 21:50
4. "To Be Over" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Alan White/Patrick Moraz) – 9:06
5. "Going for the One" (Jon Anderson) – 5:32
6. "Turn of the Century" (Jon Anderson/Steve Howe/Alan White) – 7:41
7. "Wonderous Stories" (Jon Anderson) – 3:49
8. "Don't Kill the Whale" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 3:56
9. "Release, Release" (Jon Anderson/Alan White/Chris Squire) – 5:44
10. "Arriving UFO" (Jon Anderson/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman) – 6:07
11. "Richard" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman/Alan White) – 3:33
* Previously unreleased
Disc four
1. "Tango" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman/Alan White) – 3:48
* Previously unreleased
2. "Never Done Before" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman/Alan White) – 2:10
* Previously unreleased
3. "Crossfire" (Steve Howe/Chris Squire) – 2:42
* Previously unreleased
4. "Machine Messiah" (Geoff Downes/Trevor Horn/Steve Howe/Chris Squire/Alan White) – 10:27
5. "Tempus Fugit" (Geoff Downes/Trevor Horn/Steve Howe/Chris Squire/Alan White) – 5:15
6. "Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Trevor Rabin/Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Trevor Horn) – 4:29
7. "It Can Happen" (Chris Squire/Jon Anderson/Trevor Rabin) – 5:29
8. "Leave It" (Chris Squire/Trevor Rabin/Trevor Horn) – 4:14
9. "Hold On" (Trevor Rabin/Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 5:16
10. "Rhythm of Love" (Jon Anderson/Tony Kaye/Trevor Rabin/Chris Squire) – 4:47
11. "Love Will Find a Way" (Trevor Rabin) – 4:50
12. "Holy Lamb (Song for Harmonic Convergence)" (Jon Anderson) – 3:19
13. "Brother of Mine" (Jon Anderson/Rick Wakeman/Steve Howe/Bill Bruford/Geoff Downes) – 10:18
1. "The Big Dream"
2. "Nothing Can Come between Us"
3. "Long Lost Brother Of Mine"
14. "Fist of Fire" (Jon Anderson/Rick Wakeman/Steve Howe/Bill Bruford) – 3:27
* Alternate version
* Tracks 13 and 14 are by Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe
15. "I Would Have Waited Forever" (Jon Anderson/Jonathan Elias/Steve Howe) – 6:32
Disc five
1. "Lift Me Up" (Trevor Rabin/Chris Squire) – 6:30
2. "The Calling" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Trevor Rabin) – 6:55
3. "I Am Waiting" (Jon Anderson/Trevor Rabin) – 7:24
4. "Mind Drive" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman) – 18:37
5. "Open Your Eyes" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Billy Sherwood) – 5:14
6. "Universal Garden" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Billy Sherwood) – 6:17
7. "Homeworld (The Ladder)" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Billy Sherwood/Igor Khoroshev) – 9:32
8. "The Messenger" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Billy Sherwood/Igor Khoroshev) – 5:13
9. "Last Train" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Alan White) – 2:23
* Previously unreleased
10. "In The Presence of" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Alan White) – 10:24
1. "Deeper"
2. "Death of Ego"
3. "True Beginner"
4. "Turn Around and Remember"
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Yes - Open Your Eyes (1997)
1 New State of Mind
2 Open Your Eyes
3 Universal Garden
4 No Way We Can Lose
5 Fortune Seller
6 Man in the Moon
7 Wonderlove
8 From the Balcony
9 Love Shine
10 Somehow, Someday
11 The Solution
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Yes - Big Generator (1987)
1 Rhythm of Love
2 Big Generator
3 Shoot High Aim Low
4 Almost Like Love
5 Love Will Find a Way
6 Final Eyes
7 I'm Running
8 Holy Lamb (Song for Harmonic Convergence)
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Yes - 90125 (1983)
1 Owner of a Lonely Heart
2 Hold On
3 It Can Happen
4 Changes
5 Cinema
6 Leave It
7 Our Song
8 City of Love
9 Hearts
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Yes - Tormato (1978)
1 Future Times/Rejoice
2 Don't Kill the Whale
3 Madrigal
4 Release, Release
5 Arriving UFO
6 Circus of Heaven
7 Onward
8 On the Silent Wings of Freedom
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Yes - Going For The One (1977)
1 Going for the One
2 Turn of the Century
3 Parallels
4 Wonderous Stories
5 Awaken
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Yes - Close To The Edge (1972)
1 Close to the Edge: The Solid Time of Change/Total Mass Retain/I Get Up
2 And You and I: Cord of Life/Eclipse/The Preacher the Teacher/Apocalypse
3 Siberian Khatru
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Yes - Fragile (1972)
1 Roundabout
2 Cans and Brahms [Extracts from Brahm's 4TH Symphony in E Minor]
3 We Have Heaven
4 South Side of the Sky
5 Five Per Cent for Nothing
6 Long Distance Runaround
7 Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)
8 Mood for a Day
9 Heart of the Sunrise
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Yes - The Yes Album (1971)
1 Yours Is No Disgrace
2 The Clap
3 Starship Trooper: Life Seeker/Disillusion/Würm
4 I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People
5 A Venture
6 Perpetual Change
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Harneet_95 @ Jan 4 2008, 05:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>THXYes - Talk (1994)
The tenth lineup of Yes features Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin, Tony Kaye, Chris Squire, and Alan White. Talk makes some effort to get away from the group's indulgent art rock pretensions, at least to the extent of using a spare, spacious production full of closely miked drums and sharp guitars. (No wonder, since guitarist Trevor Rabin produced the record.)
1 The Calling
2 I Am Waiting
3 Real Love
4 State of Play
5 Walls
6 Where Will You Be
7 Endless Dream: Silent Spring [instrumental]
8 Endless Dream: Talk
9 Endless Dream: Endless Dream
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Yes - The Ladder (1999)
You'd probably need a mainframe computer to keep track of all the personnel changes in Yes over the years, and the quality of the prog rock giant's music has fluctuated nearly as much as the lineups. The Ladder is a synthesis of the best traits of the experimental Fragile era and the pop-oriented 90125 era. Producer Bruce Fairbairn completed The Ladder shortly before his death in 1999, and unlike some of his work with Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Kiss, and others, he didn't overproduce it. Vocalist Jon Anderson, lead guitarist Steve Howe, and bass guitarist Chris Squire all have fine moments, and drummer Alan White is consistent. The roles of keyboardist Igor Khoroshev and, in particular, guitarist Billy Sherwood are less clear. It occasionally seems the purpose of Khoroshev's keyboards is providing a variety of sonic textures instead of functioning as a lead instrument. Sherwood's second guitar tends to flesh out the sound. "Homeworld (The Ladder)" is a tight band performance, but the supple vocals/acoustic guitar/piano coda is the best part. Howe's bouncy acoustic guitar drives "Lightning Strikes," yet the biggest surprise is the addition of a horn section. The energetic "Face to Face" is the strongest track, and Squire lets loose with a sputtering bassline. "If Only You Knew" is a sweet, straightforward love song Anderson wrote for his wife. "The Messenger" has a smooth, funky feel — a remarkable feat considering prog rock is usually considered the "whitest" rock genre. "New Language" is the best long song on The Ladder, thanks to a clever arrangement giving all six members an opportunity to demonstrate their talents.
1 Homeworld (The Ladder)
2 It Will Be a Good Day (The River)
3 Lightning Strikes
4 Can I?
5 Face to Face
6 If Only You Knew
7 To Be Alive (Hep Yadda)
8 Finally
9 The Messenger
10 New Language
11 Nine Voices
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Yes - Keys To Ascension 2 (1997)
This two-CD set is that odd musical griffin: a live disc plus a studio disc. The studio disc is a welcome return to form for the band. It opens with the epic "Mind Drive," a multi-movement suite strongly reminscent of early Yes; the song's closing instrumental sounds straight out of Tales from Topographic Oceans. Wakeman's parts were overdubbed last here, and it shows: the keyboards are solely for atmospheric effect, ceding the melodic drive to the bass and guitar. Not that Wakeman's presence goes to waste; structured around a "Heart of the Sunrise"-like bass riff, "Bring Me to the Power" gallops through muscular Moog solos and equally slick harmonies. Like the rest of the studio tracks, it's a perfect blend of vintage art-rock craftsmanship and gleaming modern production.
1 I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People [live]
2 Going for the One [live]
3 Time and a Word [live]
4 Close to the Edge: The Solid Time of Change/Total Mass Retain/I Get Up
5 Turn of the Century [live]
6 And You and I: Cord of Life/Eclipse/The Preacher the Teacher/Apoca ... [live]
7 Mind Drive
8 Foot Prints
9 Bring Me the Power
10 Children of Light: Children of Light/Lifeline
11 Sign Language
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Yes - Keys To Ascension (1996)
Yes, this time consisting of Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, and Alan White, got together for three nights in March of 1996 in San Luis Obispo, CA, to cut Keys to Ascension, the group's fourth live album in 28 years, which is rounded out with two new studio creations. Four of the seven live tracks are covers of songs that the band originally recorded between 1970 and 1974. The group has aged well, and Keys to Ascension is a more satisfying album than 1980's Yesshows. "Siberian Khatru" has less intensity but more lyricism than it did 23 years ago, making it slightly less dramatic — the ending lacks some necessary attack, replacing it instead with more articulate guitar. Tales From Topographic Oceans is represented by "The Revealing Science of God," which shows off some superb ensemble playing on a 20-minute piece that is most difficult to bring off on-stage, with Wakeman the standout among the instrumentalists. Anderson's falsetto has lowered slightly with age, and lost a bit of its power in the process as well, but the ensemble carries the piece successfully to its conclusion. Nearly as surprising is the presence of Paul Simon's "America," a song they cut back in the early '70s, which comes off as a lot more engaging here than it did back when. "Onward" and "Awaken," from the late '70s, are well represented in beautiful live covers. The new songs featured as studio recordings on the second disc are superior to anything on the more recent Union "mega-Yes" album, with soaring harmonies and very spacious song construction.
1 Siberian Khatru [live]
2 The Revealing Science of God [live]
3 America [live]
4 Onward [live]
5 Awaken [live]
6 Roundabout [live]
7 Starship Trooper [live]
8 Be the One
9 That, That Is
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Yes - Tales Rrom Topographic Oceans (1974)
Either the finest record or the most overblown album in Yes' output. When it was released, critics called it one of the worst examples of progressive rock's overindulgent nature. Jon Anderson's fascination with Eastern religions never manifested itself more clearly or broadly, but one needn't understand any of that to appreciate the many sublimely beautiful moments on this album, some of the most gorgeous passages ever recorded by the band.
1 The Revealing Science of God - Dance of the Dawn
2 The Remembering - High the Memory
3 The Ancient - Giants Under the Sun
4 Ritual - Nous Sommes du Soleil
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Yes - Relayer (1974)
Yes had fallen out of critical favor with Tales From Topographic Oceans, a two-record set of four songs that reviewers found indulgent. But they had not fallen out of the Top Ten, and so they had little incentive to curb their musical ambitiousness. Relayer, released 11 months after Tales, was a single-disc, three-song album, its music organized into suites that alternated abrasive, rhythmically dense instrumental sections featuring solos for the various instruments with delicate vocal and choral sections featuring poetic lyrics devoted to spiritual imagery. Such compositions seemed intended to provide an interesting musical landscape over which the listener might travel, and enough Yes fans did that to make Relayer a Top Ten, gold-selling hit, though critics continued to complain about the lack of concise, coherent song structures.
1 Gates of Delirium
2 Sound Chaser
3 To Be Over
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Tracks
The Gates of Delirium 21:56
Sound Chaser 9:27
To Be Over 9:19
Soon (single edit) 4:18
Sound Chaser (single edit) 3:13
The Gates of Delirium (studio run-through) 21:16
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Yes - Drama (1980)
For this one album, ex-Buggles Geoffrey Downes and Trevor Horn were drafted in to replace Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman. It rocks harder than other Yes albums, and for classically inclined fans, it was a jarring departure; but it was a harbinger of Yes and Asia albums to come. A newly emboldened Chris Squire lays down aggressive rhythms with Alan White, and Steve Howe eschews his usual acoustic rags and flamenco licks for a more metallic approach, opting for sheets of electric sound. Prime cuts include the doom-laden "Machine Messiah" and the manic ska inflections of "Tempus Fugit." Despite the promise of this new material, the band soon fell apart; Horn went into production, Howe and Downes joined Asia, and Squire and White toyed and then gave up on a pair-up with Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, which was to be titled XYZ (i.e., Ex-Yes and Zeppelin).
1 Machine Messiah
2 White Car
3 Does It Really Happen?
4 Into the Lens
5 Run Through the Light
6 Tempus Fugit
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Yes: In A Word 5 Disc Box set
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Disc one
1. "Every Little Thing" (John Lennon/Paul McCartney) – 5:42
2. "Sweetness" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Clive Bailey) – 4:33
3. "Survival" (Jon Anderson) – 6:19
4. "Then" (Jon Anderson) – 5:46
5. "Everydays" (Stephen Stills) – 6:08
6. "Sweet Dreams" (Jon Anderson/David Foster) – 3:50
7. "Astral Traveller" (Jon Anderson) – 5:53
8. "Time and a Word" (Jon Anderson/David Foster) – 4:32
9. "Dear Father" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 4:21
10. "Yours Is No Disgrace" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Tony Kaye/Bill Bruford) – 9:41
11. "Clap" (Steve Howe) – 3:17
* Recorded live at The Lyceum, London, 17 July 1970
12. "Perpetual Change" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 8:52
13. "Starship Trooper" – 9:28
1. "Life Seeker" (Jon Anderson)
2. "Disillusion" (Chris Squire)
3. "Würm" (Steve Howe)
14. "I've Seen All Good People" – 6:55
1. "Your Move" (Jon Anderson)
2. "All Good People" (Chris Squire)
Disc two
1. "Roundabout" (Jon Anderson/Steve Howe) – 8:33
2. "South Side of the Sky" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 7:58
3. "Heart of the Sunrise" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Bill Bruford) – 10:35
4. "America" (Paul Simon) – 10:30
5. "Close to the Edge" (Jon Anderson/Steve Howe) – 18:36
1. "The Solid Time of Change"
2. "Total Mass Retain"
3. "I Get Up I Get Down"
4. "Seasons of Man"
6. "The Revealing Science of God (Dance of the Dawn)" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman/Alan White) – 22:22
* Includes two minute intro that was edited out of the original release at the last minute
Disc three
1. "Siberian Khatru" (Jon Anderson; Themes by Jon Anderson/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman) – 8:55
2. "Long Distance Runaround" (Jon Anderson) – 3:31
3. "The Gates of Delirium" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Alan White/Patrick Moraz) – 21:50
4. "To Be Over" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Alan White/Patrick Moraz) – 9:06
5. "Going for the One" (Jon Anderson) – 5:32
6. "Turn of the Century" (Jon Anderson/Steve Howe/Alan White) – 7:41
7. "Wonderous Stories" (Jon Anderson) – 3:49
8. "Don't Kill the Whale" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 3:56
9. "Release, Release" (Jon Anderson/Alan White/Chris Squire) – 5:44
10. "Arriving UFO" (Jon Anderson/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman) – 6:07
11. "Richard" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman/Alan White) – 3:33
* Previously unreleased
Disc four
1. "Tango" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman/Alan White) – 3:48
* Previously unreleased
2. "Never Done Before" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman/Alan White) – 2:10
* Previously unreleased
3. "Crossfire" (Steve Howe/Chris Squire) – 2:42
* Previously unreleased
4. "Machine Messiah" (Geoff Downes/Trevor Horn/Steve Howe/Chris Squire/Alan White) – 10:27
5. "Tempus Fugit" (Geoff Downes/Trevor Horn/Steve Howe/Chris Squire/Alan White) – 5:15
6. "Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Trevor Rabin/Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Trevor Horn) – 4:29
7. "It Can Happen" (Chris Squire/Jon Anderson/Trevor Rabin) – 5:29
8. "Leave It" (Chris Squire/Trevor Rabin/Trevor Horn) – 4:14
9. "Hold On" (Trevor Rabin/Jon Anderson/Chris Squire) – 5:16
10. "Rhythm of Love" (Jon Anderson/Tony Kaye/Trevor Rabin/Chris Squire) – 4:47
11. "Love Will Find a Way" (Trevor Rabin) – 4:50
12. "Holy Lamb (Song for Harmonic Convergence)" (Jon Anderson) – 3:19
13. "Brother of Mine" (Jon Anderson/Rick Wakeman/Steve Howe/Bill Bruford/Geoff Downes) – 10:18
1. "The Big Dream"
2. "Nothing Can Come between Us"
3. "Long Lost Brother Of Mine"
14. "Fist of Fire" (Jon Anderson/Rick Wakeman/Steve Howe/Bill Bruford) – 3:27
* Alternate version
* Tracks 13 and 14 are by Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe
15. "I Would Have Waited Forever" (Jon Anderson/Jonathan Elias/Steve Howe) – 6:32
Disc five
1. "Lift Me Up" (Trevor Rabin/Chris Squire) – 6:30
2. "The Calling" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Trevor Rabin) – 6:55
3. "I Am Waiting" (Jon Anderson/Trevor Rabin) – 7:24
4. "Mind Drive" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Rick Wakeman) – 18:37
5. "Open Your Eyes" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Billy Sherwood) – 5:14
6. "Universal Garden" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Billy Sherwood) – 6:17
7. "Homeworld (The Ladder)" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Billy Sherwood/Igor Khoroshev) – 9:32
8. "The Messenger" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Alan White/Steve Howe/Billy Sherwood/Igor Khoroshev) – 5:13
9. "Last Train" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Alan White) – 2:23
* Previously unreleased
10. "In The Presence of" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire/Steve Howe/Alan White) – 10:24
1. "Deeper"
2. "Death of Ego"
3. "True Beginner"
4. "Turn Around and Remember"
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Yes - Open Your Eyes (1997)
1 New State of Mind
2 Open Your Eyes
3 Universal Garden
4 No Way We Can Lose
5 Fortune Seller
6 Man in the Moon
7 Wonderlove
8 From the Balcony
9 Love Shine
10 Somehow, Someday
11 The Solution
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Yes - Big Generator (1987)
1 Rhythm of Love
2 Big Generator
3 Shoot High Aim Low
4 Almost Like Love
5 Love Will Find a Way
6 Final Eyes
7 I'm Running
8 Holy Lamb (Song for Harmonic Convergence)
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Yes - 90125 (1983)
1 Owner of a Lonely Heart
2 Hold On
3 It Can Happen
4 Changes
5 Cinema
6 Leave It
7 Our Song
8 City of Love
9 Hearts
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Yes - Tormato (1978)
1 Future Times/Rejoice
2 Don't Kill the Whale
3 Madrigal
4 Release, Release
5 Arriving UFO
6 Circus of Heaven
7 Onward
8 On the Silent Wings of Freedom
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Yes - Going For The One (1977)
1 Going for the One
2 Turn of the Century
3 Parallels
4 Wonderous Stories
5 Awaken
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Yes - Close To The Edge (1972)
1 Close to the Edge: The Solid Time of Change/Total Mass Retain/I Get Up
2 And You and I: Cord of Life/Eclipse/The Preacher the Teacher/Apocalypse
3 Siberian Khatru
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Yes - Fragile (1972)
1 Roundabout
2 Cans and Brahms [Extracts from Brahm's 4TH Symphony in E Minor]
3 We Have Heaven
4 South Side of the Sky
5 Five Per Cent for Nothing
6 Long Distance Runaround
7 Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)
8 Mood for a Day
9 Heart of the Sunrise
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Yes - The Yes Album (1971)
1 Yours Is No Disgrace
2 The Clap
3 Starship Trooper: Life Seeker/Disillusion/Würm
4 I've Seen All Good People: Your Move/All Good People
5 A Venture
6 Perpetual Change
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