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Album Rating: 5.0
b00m
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Album Rating: 4.5
No Cl0ver start with Fragile, it's better.
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Fragile def isn't better but it's probably an easier starting point especially for someone who doesn't listen to much prog yet
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Album Rating: 5.0
I disagree. Close To The Edge is a perfect classic album. One of the best ever. Fragile is less balanced. It has some weak points. Some of the individual tracks of the band members are really very weak. Perhaps The Yes album be a better proposal for a non-prog beginner with this band.
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I'll just listen to Heaven and Earth and call it good. hue.
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yeah treat yerself to a beer as well
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The longer tracks on Fragile are fantastic though and easily make up for 1 or 2 weaker shorter ones. It was the first Yes album I'd ever heard and I was hooked from the start when I heard the bassline in Roudnabout (I was already into Rush at the time so it felt like an extension to that bass-heavy, rockin prog style).
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Album Rating: 5.0
I'd say their best starting point is Relayer since it goes into a more sensitive side instead of pure wankery
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Album Rating: 4.5
I don't like Relayer much at all honestly, trust me start with Fragile. Close to the Edge rules hard, but it's more alienating and doesn't have "South Side of the Sky" or "Heart of the Sunsrise" on it.
Oh and "Long Distance Runaround" fucking love that song.
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Album Rating: 5.0
But dude! Gates of Delirium!
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Album Rating: 5.0
@Clover:
As you can see we have different opinions, but all are really good. The Yes Album and Fragile are more in the same line and both have some of the best tracks ever made by Yes. Close To The Edge is more symphonic and has the better track made by them, the title track. Relayer is more heavy and is most appropriate to fans of heavy and hard rock and The Gates Of Delirium is their second best track. These are probably the four best albums from Yes.
@Scream!:
You're right. Fragile has some of the best tracks of Yes. However, I still think that it's unfortunately somehow an unbalanced album. I think it has all about with the history of the album. Yes was forced by their record label to make a new album in a very short time to can pay the new keyboards bought by the group to Wakeman when he entered to the group.
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Album Rating: 4.0
@CL0VER if you're already a prog fan, just check out the t/t from this, then decide where to go from there. I'm with Jamie that it completely overshadows the other two on here.
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And You and I is nearly as good though
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Album Rating: 5.0
yeah mostly for its instrumental parts. Pure magic.
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Album Rating: 4.5
"I'd say their best starting point is Relayer since it goes into a more sensitive side instead of pure wankery"
I don't know dude, Relayer is a little more indulgent. Fragile is a lot catchier.
@SCREAM! agreed.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
this. not relayer or fragile. T H I S
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Album Rating: 5.0
I GET UP!!!! I GET DOWN!!!
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Album Rating: 4.0
Good album and that cover, man!
That's obviously a great cover.
Green and all, great.
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Album Rating: 5.0
This record always blows me away.
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