View Full Version : What is the best Rabin era album?
Mr. Holland
11-30-2003, 04:28 PM
From "what is/are the best Rabin era song(s)?" it is just one stepo further to this question. I'm really interested in how this one will turn out!
For me personally the best album is "Talk". Some wonderdull songwriting, producing and playing on that album. I also think it is the most coherent album that this line-up had done.
ycantibu
11-30-2003, 04:35 PM
The production on both 90125 & Talk are really coolness. I'd have a hard time picking between the two, but if push comes to shove....I really like Talk's diversity.
Mr. Holland
11-30-2003, 04:44 PM
The production on both 90125 & Talk are really coolness. I'd have a hard time picking between the two, but if push comes to shove....I really like Talk's diversity.
I think you forgot to put your vote in?
JudysTrevor
11-30-2003, 06:51 PM
I also had a hard time picking between Talk and 90125. I picked Talk. Endless Dream is so perfect. ;)
Judy
:guitar:
BrianD
12-01-2003, 02:33 AM
90125 by a long shot. I liked it from when I first bought it - different from 70s Yes but fresh, energetic and great vocal harmonies. Very well produced - I like Trevor Horn's work.
I voted for 90125. That's the album that made me discover Yes. I was impressed by the vocal harmonies and the production too. Not a weak tune on this album...
Erdy1
12-01-2003, 10:38 AM
I actually voted for Big Generator. The production is not the best, but I like it (edit - the album, not the production!) overall just slightly more than the others. I'm probably the only one to think this way (I obviously am so far!).
Dantalion Rides Again
12-01-2003, 10:55 AM
I actually voted for Big Generator. The production is not the best, but I like it (edit - the album, not the production!) overall just slightly more than the others. I'm probably the only one to think this way (I obviously am so far!).
Nope. I like BG best too. Far and away my favorite Rabin-era album. It's the most Yes-like to these ears. I like the songwriting a lot, and I think Jon's influence on the music is stronger here than on the other two.
Shoot High Aim Low, I'm Running, and Final Eyes are all fantastic songs!
Mr. Holland
12-01-2003, 04:30 PM
I actually voted for Big Generator. The production is not the best, but I like it (edit - the album, not the production!) overall just slightly more than the others. I'm probably the only one to think this way (I obviously am so far!).
Well, you should talk to Petercologne. He's probably the biggest defender of that album on this site and it is one of his all time favorite Yes albums if not the favorite!
Mr. Holland
12-01-2003, 04:33 PM
Nope. I like BG best too. Far and away my favorite Rabin-era album. It's the most Yes-like to these ears. I like the songwriting a lot, and I think Jon's influence on the music is stronger here than on the other two.
From what I understood, if it comes to songwriting Talk is the album were Jon's influence was the biggest of the three albums.
Trevor Rabin said in his NFTE interview:
"But essentially from my point of view, and I think from Jon’s point of view, it was an important album because it was really the first time we really got together and wrote together in a real way. Up until then, I’d written and then he’d come on top of it, even though there were collaborations."
bender
12-02-2003, 02:25 AM
Posted by Mr Holland:
"From what I understood, if it comes to songwriting Talk is the album were Jon's influence was the biggest of the three albums."
That's interesting - on my reissued Talk CD Alan White states that it was basically a Trevor Rabin album.
I voted for 90125 - it is more consistant than the others. Talk has excellent production but combines some excellent song with some not-so-good stuff.
I will never really appreciate BG until I remix it as the production is just awful and really ruins my enjoyment of this album.
Thekouderwunz
12-03-2003, 08:04 AM
Poor Trevor, this guy always comes across to fans of Yes, like their counterparts take on Phil Collins, both are much magligned, but are gifted musicians, I do not solely blame either one for the so-called cheesy music direction the bands would follow in the Eighties,.
I rather enjoy Trevor Rabin' s guitar work and his songwriting.
Of all the albums from what is listed, "Talk" was very underated, but "90125" is my favorite.
Charles
1yesfan
12-03-2003, 09:31 AM
Was the 80's really CHEESY or just the way music ended going too? Would the 70's Yes and Genesis sounds have went over well with the 80's, a time when a lot of things in music changed. I look back and embrace the changes. Hell, both bands could have fell to the way side if they had not adapted.
Thekouderwunz
12-03-2003, 11:04 AM
Was the 80's really CHEESY or just the way music ended going too? Would the 70's Yes and Genesis sounds have went over well with the 80's, a time when a lot of things in music changed. I look back and embrace the changes. Hell, both bands could have fell to the way side if they had not adapted.
Amen.
That is why I always feel that the people that dog the music change of both groups are just...........
Ah! Different strokes for different folks........
Charles
bataisflow
12-04-2003, 12:13 PM
Was the 80's really CHEESY or just the way music ended going too? Would the 70's Yes and Genesis sounds have went over well with the 80's, a time when a lot of things in music changed. I look back and embrace the changes. Hell, both bands could have fell to the way side if they had not adapted.
The Dead never needed to change. I don't think Yes did. Anyway, the argument is moot. They did change. For the better or worse hmmmmmm...... that is the question.
Mr. Holland
12-05-2003, 05:08 AM
No, the question is: "What is the best Rabin era album?".... :D
YESYOUANDI
12-07-2003, 04:36 AM
Rick---you do talk some (rap somestimes.
Cheers fans.
gt76yesman
12-09-2003, 04:07 PM
I voted 90125, though the Talk Peter Max t-shirts are one of my very favorite t-shirts. I own 2!
Glendo
Mr. Holland
12-09-2003, 07:47 PM
So 90125 is just the one vote ahead on Talk right now.....come on all you other Yesfans out there, get your vote in!!!!!
ycantibu
12-09-2003, 08:55 PM
I admit, I still haven't voted. I'm just so indecisive really!
JudysTrevor
12-09-2003, 09:10 PM
I admit, I still haven't voted. I'm just so indecisive really!
It is really hard to pick between 90125 and Talk. 90125 started it all out for me. Yes and Trevor. But then Talk is such a masterpiece. I just can't pick ONE!! LOL!!
Hey, there are Big Generator votes!! ALL RIGHT!!
Judy
:guitar:
Jacaranda
12-13-2003, 08:33 AM
It's a tough choice. Before I had listened to the BG demos/concert, I would say Talk. But I have really got back into BG in a big way now, especially listening to Shoot High...what a song, along with Final Eyes and ROL. Maybe if I listen to 90214 then 90215 will grab my top spot. I'm going with BG.
Joedude
12-17-2003, 11:21 PM
90125 is simply a great album. I like Big Generator and Talk alot, but they don't reach the same level as 90125.
90125 gets my vote, though Talk has some fine points to it too. Never really grooved to the whole of BG and while it has moments, it misfires for me.
Of these 3 tours I only got to see YES on 90125. And, no, that hasn't really colored my opinion of the album.
BlankReg
01-15-2004, 02:25 PM
I voted for Talk. And to be honest, the album didn’t really click for me until I saw them play it live. At the two Talk shows I saw, they played every song from the album except “State of Play.” The Talk songs translated extremely well to the stage, with the obvious highlight being “Endless Dream.”
But I thought Talk had the most cohesive, "Yes" feel to it of the three Rabin albums.
Starsdie
01-19-2004, 05:39 PM
My favorite by far is TALK. It's a cohesive album with plenty of fine tracks, showing Trevor Rabin could write more progressive tracks. Even so, I think some songs are a bit overlong (Real Love and I Am Waiting).
And... ENDLESS DREAM RULES!!! :)
Jorge
Scooty
01-19-2004, 10:29 PM
i think Talk is the most cohesive representation of how Jon and Trevor could work to gether towards an obtainable middle ground. Live it was an awesome experience..sold the album for me..Endless Dream gave me chills
Jackaranda
04-21-2004, 12:09 PM
Definitely Talk. It's not only the best Rabin era album, it's one of the best to carry the Yes name.
JaneEyre
04-21-2004, 07:27 PM
How is it that I never posted on this thread?... I'll just blame my kids. Anyway -- TALK! I think. I'm pretty sure. Probably. Hmmm......
Faceintheplace
04-21-2004, 10:42 PM
90125 with Big Generator as a close second.
Gabriel
05-15-2004, 10:01 AM
I enjoy all the Rabin era albums, but Talk has to be the best album for me since its got the fantastic Endless Dream on it and the rest of the songs have a certain touch to them I find; so hard and moving with awesome sound quality. I think Rabin did a fantastic job on this album, and its a fitting way to end his time in Yes.
Stever
08-10-2004, 05:15 PM
I went with Talk, because I think it's the most consistently brilliant interplay of Jon Anderson and Trevor Rabin, even though it's lacking some in the classic Chris bass sound.
Just an interesting note though. I noticed after I voted that BG got hardly any votes at all!! That would easily be my second choice, and briefly flashed in my mind for first if it weren't for some of the inconsistencies. There's some mind numbingly excellent stuff on that album like SHAL and Final Eyes. I'm always amazed at how much our tastes vary as a group of fans. It's doubtless because Yes has so much variety in their music and has attracted so many different kinds of fans over the years.
Jackaranda
09-01-2004, 02:39 PM
How is it that I never posted on this thread?... I'll just blame my kids. Anyway -- TALK! I think. I'm pretty sure. Probably. Hmmm......
Make up your mind girl!!
It's Talk, again. Not that the others aren't great, also. I know, everyone's tired of hearing it from me, but Talk is, still, one of the best albums ever by anyone for me.
Starship Trooper
10-05-2004, 02:39 PM
Talk. From start to finish there are no bad songs on it - only good and better.
I like not having to push buttons to skip past lame tracks.
pianozach
10-06-2004, 03:39 AM
Tough call between Talk & 90125. Went with Talk 'cuz of the sound spectrum.
Scooty
10-06-2004, 05:11 AM
Talk...absolutely Talk
No question..hands down...
Dont even try to argue with me...LOL
Scoot
Sheerah
10-06-2004, 12:35 PM
This is hard for me.
I like a few songs on each of the albums.
Maybe it's BG for me, followed by Talk, followed by 90125
cinderella
10-06-2004, 01:06 PM
Very hard choice. It's like having to choose between your children.
Big Generator maybe, although I adore 90125.
However, Talk was Trevor's swansong and his favorite, so who am I to disagree. :valintine
I love when someone resurrects a thread that I missed....especially one with such an easy choice.
TALK!!
yes_angel
10-07-2004, 12:24 PM
YES,,,,TALK does it for me but the cover needed some work eh?? lol
Without doubt "Talk"
To me it was more of a difintive Yes album that any others done with Rabin.
rickweber
10-07-2004, 06:54 PM
90125 is my favorite. A very powerful album! Talk is a close second.
Big Generator is a fabulous album. I don't think there is a truly weak track on it. The best of 90125 and Talk may beat it, but both of them have weak points and, at least as far as I'm concerned, the whole album is good. I saw Yes on this tour for the first time and was thankful that, in 1987, someone had the decency to actually do a good album. As far as that goes, it was pretty much the Dead's In the Dark and Big Generator. The 80's were not a good time musically, but Yes continued to do good stuff.
cinderella
10-26-2004, 06:31 PM
Big Generator is a fabulous album. I don't think there is a truly weak track on it. The best of 90125 and Talk may beat it, but both of them have weak points and, at least as far as I'm concerned, the whole album is good. I saw Yes on this tour for the first time and was thankful that, in 1987, someone had the decency to actually do a good album. As far as that goes, it was pretty much the Dead's In the Dark and Big Generator. The 80's were not a good time musically, but Yes continued to do good stuff.
I'm glad I let you out of the corner. I'm beginning to like you a lot!!!
Topographic][Sardaukar
10-27-2004, 09:06 AM
Big Generator. The title track kills Owner of a Lonely Heart and I'm Running is the best Rabin era song.
Deano
11-01-2004, 07:51 AM
I would have to say 90125, narrowly ahead of Big Generator
crotale2112
12-30-2004, 01:19 AM
Every Rabin Album Has Alot Of Good Stuff On It.talk Is Still #1 In My Book.sometimes I Like To Put On My Walkman And Listen To The Big Generator And Walk Naked To The Mailbox Down The Street.only In The Summer.
Scooty
12-30-2004, 01:21 AM
90125.
Ive decided is a fantastic YES record..honestly..its very very good.
Hold On,It Can Happen, Changes, Cinema, Leave It (one of my new favs) and Hearts are all top notch.
BG still blows..
Talk is ok...
cinderella
12-30-2004, 01:23 AM
sometimes I Like To Put On My Walkman And Listen To The Big Generator And Walk Naked To The Mailbox Down The Street.only In The Summer.
LOL!!! Well that just knocked me off my chair!
I mean I like Big Generator and all, but not enough to get naked while listening to it. :lmao:
allpurechance
12-30-2004, 01:33 AM
...BG(garbed or garbless!lmaoOOOOOOOOOoo) contains some of Yes' least appreciated moments.The title track has grown on me through the years(sometimes like a barnacle,admittedly...),Shoot High,Aim Low has some of the most dynamic Alan moments,and the kinda precessing Chris bassline is one of the most beautiful things he's ever done-AND the line(Jon,up above-):"I hear the singers,they sing of love..." slays me EVERY time...Rhythm Of Love blew my doors in this past tour---& I LOVE the orchestrations on this album!...shades of Magnification to come...!Yeah,I voted for a remastering of this work...that being said,tho,lol-90125 it still remains...
cinderella
12-30-2004, 01:48 AM
IMHO and I've said this before... picking a favorite out of the 3 would be like having to choose between one of your children.
Big Generator.
I know I'm in the minority around here, but I thoroughly enjoy it.
Scooty
12-30-2004, 03:26 AM
Big Generator.
I know I'm in the minority around here, but I thoroughly enjoy it.
I so respect that..cause I just cant get into that album..
Shoot High Aim Low..Fantasticness..
Im Running...cool bass line
Love Will Find A Way...guilty pleasure..
other than that i can find no merit in BG..very little..
Im Running...cool bass line
True story. I was living with a friend of mine at his family's house in 1987 when BG came out. We played in different bands, as my friend was into heavy metal and I was a DeadHead, but we hung out during the day practicing together most days.
When BG came out, I was turning anyone I could corner on to it. It gets to I'm Running, and my friends uncle knocks on the door about a minute into it. He says to me "John, was that just you playing the bass? I knew you were pretty good, but that bass playing I just heard was unbelieveable. Oh, you guys have an album on. Was that you or the album?" I told him it was Chris Squire, and that in my wildest imagination I wasn't going to be that good, which wasn't a knock on myself because the vast majority of people who played bass weren't going to be that good.
This guy had never heard of Yes, but was quite impressed with Chris' line on I'm Running.
90125.
Ive decided is a fantastic YES record..honestly..its very very good.
Hold On,It Can Happen, Changes, Cinema, Leave It (one of my new favs) and Hearts are all top notch.
BG still blows..
Talk is ok...
ok, so I'll defend Talk without you from now on. :)
I still think it's much better than 90125.
I Am Waiting, alone, blows away 90125.
I know a lot of people hold 90125 as their favorite album; and no disrespect to them, but I just don't get it. It's pop music compared to Yes' earlier stuff. It's good music...and it's Yes.....but it just doesn't come close.
I do like Hold On, it's my favorite on the album; and I like Hearts as well. Good stuff.....but Talk rules for the Rabin stuff.
I agree BG still blows....
satyam
01-03-2005, 12:58 PM
Big Generator was the album that got me into YES it was Rhythm of Love, and I still think it is one of the most underrated songs ever released in the 80's it was much better than OOALH and I must agree that this album was very consistant
Scaramouche
01-03-2005, 01:24 PM
Personally its the Rabin songs that shine more so than any particular album. There are certain tracks of all of the Rabin albums I love but I can't say I am too fond of any of the albums as a whole.
Owner, leave it, Changes...love will find a way, I'm Running..... Lift me up, Saving my heart, miracle of life....the calling, state of play, walls.
These are my favourite yes songs of the Rabin era. Put together on one album it would probably be one of my most treasured cd's in my Yes collection.
Love and light.
Scaramouche xx
I know a lot of people hold 90125 as their favorite album; and no disrespect to them, but I just don't get it. It's pop music compared to Yes' earlier stuff. It's good music...and it's Yes.....but it just doesn't come close
I just listed to 90125 again and I came back to stress that it's still SO much better than any pop music out there. I suppose people getting into Yes at that time, would pick up on that right away.....
LOL! Can you tell I'm trying so hard to understand the people who like Rabin stuff better 70's stuff? I think I should just give up! :)
umgekehrt
01-03-2005, 02:27 PM
Pop is good.
90125 is pop.
_____________+
90125 is good.
Nairauqa
01-03-2005, 02:56 PM
90125 without question.
AMY go listen to it again.
Changes
01-03-2005, 03:56 PM
It´s a hard choice, but... My Fav is Talk Sorry about my English is not good, I´m brazilian....
90125 without question.
AMY go listen to it again.
ok....if I ever change my mind, I'll let you know.
allgoodyes
01-03-2005, 05:07 PM
This is a difficult question because I like 90125, Big Generator, and Talk equally well. However, if I had to choose one album, it would be Big Generator. My favourite tracks from that album are "Shoot High Aim Low", "Love Will Find A Way", "Final Eyes", and "I'm Running".
I can see how people can say 90125 is their favourite album from the Trevor Rabin era. Even though it has been seriously overplayed over the years, "Owner of a Lonely Heart" is still a tremendous song. "Hold On","Changes" and "Cinema" are great songs too.
It is also not hard to see why some people favour the Talk album. It contains what may be Trevor Rabin's masterpiece, "Endless Dream". It's an outstanding song. I also like "The Calling", "Walls" and "Where Will You Be" from that album.
Jackaranda
01-03-2005, 07:29 PM
I just listed to 90125 again and I came back to stress that it's still SO much better than any pop music out there. I suppose people getting into Yes at that time, would pick up on that right away.....
LOL! Can you tell I'm trying so hard to understand the people who like Rabin stuff better 70's stuff? I think I should just give up! :)
Well the Rabin era Yes was great music. And it was Yes, if in an augmented form.
I got into Yes in the 70's, but I love a lot of the Rabin era material as much as anything, especially Talk, which, for me, is as good as almost anything Yes has ever done. Different, yes, because it was recorded in 1993 and not 1974. But still great.
Dr Yes
01-04-2005, 10:49 AM
Much to my own surprise and deep sense of shame (having slammed the album quite happily for many years) I am going to go for Talk - on the strength of how it came across live. It was one of their best tours I think. Mind you, Changes, Hearts, City of Love, It Can Happen, Hold On.... they're all good toons.
Big Generator = big pile of steaming doggie doo doo.
Dr Yes
01-04-2005, 10:50 AM
I think I am one of those who really hates the production of the Talk studio album. But live....it's just good music without the horrible compression.
Talk for me.
It was more of an old style Yes album.
franknet
01-04-2005, 12:13 PM
I like all 3
umgekehrt
01-04-2005, 12:14 PM
I would've voted for Union, but it's not one of the choices.
Jackaranda
01-04-2005, 07:41 PM
I agree BG still blows....
Well I don't agree with that.
It may not be as good as it could or should have been, but it has some great moments. I rate "I'm Running/Holy Lamb"(I tend to think of them as one long song in two parts) as one of the best ever Yes songs.
ROL and Shoot High are also pretty descent as well. Shoot High was great live.
Well I don't agree with that.
It may not be as good as it could or should have been, but it has some great moments. I rate "I'm Running/Holy Lamb"(I tend to think of them as one long song in two parts) as one of the best ever Yes songs.
ROL and Shoot High are also pretty descent as well. Shoot High was great live.
You know, it's only what I like or dislike....and when it comes to Yes, I'm probably just spoiled....expecting CTTE's and Relayer's to come bouncing back at me when I spin a Yes album. Certain albums grab me right away. Talk, The Ladder, Keystudio....grabbed me right away. I didn't have to TRY to like them. I liked them immediately. I do like Shoot High Aim Low and Rhythm of Love was fun in concert, but the album as a whole, took a lot of effort to listen to. Same with Union. That's just not what I expect when I put Yes on. Maybe someday, I'll listen to it enough times and start to like it. I try and keep an open mind, but I'm pretty sure BG will remain at the bottom of my list....as far as Yes albums go.
Scooty
01-04-2005, 10:19 PM
Maybe someday, I'll listen to it enough times and start to like it. I try and keep an open mind, but I'm pretty sure BG will remain at the bottom of my list....as far as Yes albums go.
Yeah, dont try for too much longer..you'll just get more frustrated at how bad it really is and curse yourself for spinning it again....
Yeah, dont try for too much longer..you'll just get more frustrated at how bad it really is and curse yourself for spinning it again....
:D
You might be right
joecool
01-05-2005, 05:44 AM
I guess I'd say Big G. I really like Talk, except the production at times is really heavy and plodding. I also agree with what Chris had to say about how the Rabin era served to bridge the gap through the 80's.
joecool
tommyhawk
01-05-2005, 01:57 PM
The Dead never needed to change. I don't think Yes did. Anyway, the argument is moot. They did change. For the better or worse hmmmmmm...... that is the question.
I disagree with that statement and I’ll tell you why.
The Grateful Dead changed constantly and that kept them fresh. They rarely played a song in consecutive nights and never was a song played exactly the same way twice. There's no way a dead fan can compare the music they were producing in the late 90's to the late 60's and say they didn't change.
Yes music is far more structured and needs attention to detail. The songs are not mere jamming vehicles for the members in the magnitude that Dead songs are. So there is a limitation there that may cause some staleness with the members. I feel that, along with the tremendous personalities in the band led to the different breakups over the years.
Yes is more of a commercial band than the Grateful Dead. I usually hate to use that statement because it paints too broad a brushstroke. Obviously both bands wanted to sell records. But Yes is in this sense a bit more concerned with record sales than the Dead.
Are they the most commercial band ever? Obviously they're not. But you must consider that early on, the Dead had no use for the studio and toured almost constantly.
Please don’t look at this statement as being a shot at Yes, because it’s not. I love both bands and enjoy the inspiration both have given me over the years.
To answer the topic question after veering off to this tangent, I feel ‘Talk’ is the best Yes album from the Rabin era.
Jackaranda
01-05-2005, 06:03 PM
You know, it's only what I like or dislike....and when it comes to Yes, I'm probably just spoiled....expecting CTTE's and Relayer's to come bouncing back at me when I spin a Yes album. Certain albums grab me right away. Talk, The Ladder, Keystudio....grabbed me right away. I didn't have to TRY to like them. I liked them immediately. I do like Shoot High Aim Low and Rhythm of Love was fun in concert, but the album as a whole, took a lot of effort to listen to. Same with Union. That's just not what I expect when I put Yes on. Maybe someday, I'll listen to it enough times and start to like it. I try and keep an open mind, but I'm pretty sure BG will remain at the bottom of my list....as far as Yes albums go.
Well I never said BG was my favorite Yes album. It was really fairly disappointing, but it was Yes and it had some great moments. Of course, when I heard 'Almost Like Love' I was sick.
Now Union WAS awful.
The thing is, those classic Yes albums of the 70's will never be duplicated. For me, they almost did it with Talk, and Keys was great as well. But I don't expect another Tales or Relayer from them. If they do it, great. I just want something new and groundbreaking and memorable. But if they never record another thing, I'll be forever grateful for what they've done.
All that said, I still would like to see Rabin back. With Steve.
cinderella
01-05-2005, 06:20 PM
Mind you, Changes, Hearts, City of Love, It Can Happen, Hold On.... they're all good toons.
Wow I don't think I've ever heard anyone mention them all in one sentence and actually liking them.
I feel faint!
Oh and by the way......I LOVE BIG GENERATOR!
(Except for the song "I'm Running". Get it away from me.)
Jackaranda
01-05-2005, 06:54 PM
Wow I don't think I've ever heard anyone mention them all in one sentence and actually liking them.
I feel faint!
Oh and by the way......I LOVE BIG GENERATOR!
(Except for the song "I'm Running". Get it away from me.)
I'm Running I'm Running I'm Running I'm Running I'm Running
cinderella
01-05-2005, 08:04 PM
You better run.
SonicDeath10
01-06-2005, 11:22 PM
talk but not by much: these albums are all VERY good and very interesting and very solid. i just love endless dream a lot, so talk gets the nudge. plus 90125 has city of love.
RABARKS
04-29-2005, 04:58 PM
Big Generator. It's the most sophisticated album of the Rabin-era. It doesn't show at all that it was so very difficult to get this album recorded and produced... :headset:
RABARKS
04-29-2005, 05:01 PM
Well I never said BG was my favorite Yes album. It was really fairly disappointing, but it was Yes and it had some great moments. Of course, when I heard 'Almost Like Love' I was sick.
Now Union WAS awful.
The thing is, those classic Yes albums of the 70's will never be duplicated. For me, they almost did it with Talk, and Keys was great as well. But I don't expect another Tales or Relayer from them. If they do it, great. I just want something new and groundbreaking and memorable. But if they never record another thing, I'll be forever grateful for what they've done.
All that said, I still would like to see Rabin back. With Steve.
What's wrong with Almost Like Love? I like this Yes-goes-soul experiment.
It sounds like they had a lot of fun doing it.
Trevor And Steve? What universe would that be in?:headset:
luckeydoug1
09-26-2005, 07:36 PM
90125. An outstanding masterpiece from start to finish. Owner of a Lonely Heart is what brought me to Yes. Changes is truely moving. But, the a capella section of Leave It still sends chills down my spine.
That being said, delete Holy Lamb from Big Generator and we've got a competition. I'm Running is a true music masterpiece.
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