Album Rating: 3.5
Well, finally. You were the one who introduced me to The Allman Brothers in the first place.
Yeah true that, but don't ask me what their musicians were looking like. Prog faces are more easy to detect for the proghead I am.
I was so afraid of being wrong once more..pheww.
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Album Rating: 3.5
double post
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Album Rating: 3.5
I am passionate for prog rock since always, yep.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Jethro42: loving prog since 1969.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Nice.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Jethro42: loving prog since 1969.
There! Prog loves me as well. We maintain a good relationship actually.
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Album Rating: 3.0
NOW THAT IT'S ALL OVER AND DONE
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damn i was hoping this would be worth a listen
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Album Rating: 3.5
NOW THAT IT'S ALL OVER AND DONE
^whatz that
yet another quizz o_0
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Album Rating: 3.0
damn i was hoping this would be worth a listen
I'm sure you were.
^whatz that
yet another quizz o_0
No, just quoting Close to the Edge. I should've put that as first comment.
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Album Rating: 3.5
I get up
I get dowwwnnnn
I get up
I get DOWWwwWWWnnnNNNnnnNNNNN
*shivers*
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well written as always, have a pos.
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Another great review Nag, pos'd.
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Album Rating: 2.5
Well done Nag. Have a congratulatory pos. This will be a feature in a few days; calling it.
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I'm sure you were.
i'm not sure i understand this response, unless it's a foreign language thing...
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Album Rating: 3.0
This will be a feature in a few days; calling it.
I guess not haha.
i'm not sure i understand this response, unless it's a foreign language thing...
Well I thought you were being sarcastic in the first place.
Thanks guys.
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Album Rating: 3.5
It's well known, the modern prog act Spock's Beard was hugely influenced by Yes. Here, it seems that roles are reversed. I also find that the music is mainly straight, nearly bland; In effect, Yes play way more safely and are way less dynamic and adventurous than I was expecting from their last (last?) effort, hoping for a striking, memorable album. I may be too harsh, but I badly miss Rick Wakeman (who doesn't believe at all in Yes without Jon) since the keys are in much more of a supporting role on here. Maestro Steve Howe is too often discreet or 'back seat' for my taste, and I'm not a fan of his acoustic track 'Solitaire' which sounds pretty much like a warm up. Also, Allan White is increasingly uninspired and lazy, affecting the efficiency of their famous rhythm section. Bruford would be the ideal remedy, in my dreams of course. Overall, as found in any pop music standards, Fly From Here is more like a vocal driven album, so Bravo Benoît!!! At some extent, It sounds like Fleetwood Mac meets either Electric Light Orchestra or Alan Parsons Project.
Good album but not great Yes'.
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Album Rating: 2.0
dude i gota check this
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So someone explain me this.
The version with "Return Trip" on the title under comps here is this same album but with Anderson?
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Oh nevermind, it's Trevor Horn!
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