I've put multiple choice on this one, I know I would've loved another YesWest album, a Classic Lineup after Magnification and that elusive ARW album that was promised.
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52The Peter Banks Years, 1968-19709.62%5The Early Classic Years, 1971-197223.08%12The Late Classic Years, 1973-197842.31%22Drama/FFH Lineup, 1980 + 201117.31%9Rabin (YesWest) Lineup, 1983-199426.92%14ABWH, 198911.54%66 man Lineup, 1997-19993.85%2Classic Lineup, 1996-1997, 2002-200417.31%9Modern Lineup, 2014-20221.92%1ARW, 2016-201919.23%10The Definitive YES Albums
-The Yes Album-Fragile-Close to the Edge-Tales From Topographic Oceans-
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Another album with Patrick Moraz.Sometimes the lights all shining on me, other times I can barely see.
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The Union lineup with a couple of songs with all 8 members and the other songs with different combinations of musicians. It could potentially have opened the door for Banks and Moraz to appear on a song since they left the band.Comment
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Count me in for another album with the Relayer era. There are glimpses of greatness on all of the solo albums but I genuinely think if they had pooled all of that into one group album it would have been Yes's greatest LP.Comment
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I just need three answers:
Yes-West, a congenial follow-up to Big Generator
A consequent development of Relayer with Patrick Moraz
Another One from the Drama lineupLast edited by PeterCologne; 02-13-2022, 07:00 AM.Comment
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I'd have liked another with Igor.Sometimes the lights all shining on me, other times I can barely see.
Lately it occurs to me what a long strange trip it’s been.Comment
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I would have liked to see an album released in around 1985, between 90125 and Big Generator. A follow up closer to 90125 would have helped give this era of the band some momentum.Comment
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Oh, and I also would have like to have seen Peter included at any point or multiple points. All of the members had plenty of opportunities to make that happen in 40+ years, there is no excuse.Comment
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ARW.
Drama and Relayer would have been interesting, but not as surprising.Comment
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After the unexpected events of Union, I entertained the crazy notion of a new album from the original line up.Originally posted by Gtkgasman View PostComment
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Relayer 2 please.Comment
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Yep. Another album with Pat Moraz in the lineup.
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I put 2 choices. One more album with Patrick Moraz and an album from ARW.Comment
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I would like to expound a little more on why I would have liked to see an album between 90125 and Big Generator.
YES doesn't really have a strong 80's representation. (I am not counting Drama, which I associate as the end of the 70's era.) I suspect that there are a lot of people who are vaguely familiar with Owner of a Lonely Heart but are not sure of who the artist is. To them, this band might as well be a one hit wonder as far as they are concerned. It was like there was no follow up to 90125, in a timely manner. If they could have found a way to strike while the iron was hot and released an additional album in 1985, it could have reinforced their 80's era presence.Comment
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