I agree Brabiz, "The Ladder" is also very good and consistent. And the others, in general, have some nice tracks too. And according to the changes in their line up, that it's really amazing.

In relation to their line up, in this moment they've only one classic member Steve Howe, which isn't properly a founder member.

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In a way, it’s interesting to me. Sort of like King Crimson, although Yes doesn’t have a Fripp to put things together. This album is still very distinctly Yes, even with all of the lineup changes and I don’t mind that at all.

Yes don't have in this moment a member to put things together but they had, Chris Squire, till he passed away.

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Indeed, which is another reason I respect this album so much in particular. They pulled off something this solid and genuine without Squire. Actively anticipating whatever they do next.

copy-pasting my rym comment to show a little more positivity (thought the thread was a lot of worse actually!):

The title track is by far the best Davison song so far, and I really like the intro/outro parts of Luminosity. Not *that* bad of an album imo, at least I can listen to it this time lol

Magnification was the last album that I liked. Yes is a No nowadays.

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Kinda fascinating that this is their highest rated album in over 40 years

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Magnification is a phenomenal album. I think people dog on a lot of their albums way too much. The band is surprisingly consistent considering how much people shit talk them. The record before this one was doo doo, but aside from that, at their worst theyre just a bit boring

Agreed. Magnification is an excellent album, maybe their best of their last albums, despite I also like of Fly From Here.