After all this love for Close to the Edge, it may bear mention that today is the 40th anniversary of its release.
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09-13-2012 10:24 AM #41Road Warrior
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09-14-2012 11:41 AM #42Rawwwwwwr!
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In terms of Classic Yes...Close to the Edge, can't beat it
2nd gen Yes - 90125, A lot of diversity and a couple of gems....Hearts is really underplayed and under-rated.Lawdog1521 - I'll go with two. Why? Anytime you have a dead clown you come out ahead.
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09-14-2012 03:39 PM #43Washed Up
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I'd say my favorite post-Drama Yes album would likely be Magnification, or Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe if you count that.
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09-15-2012 02:53 AM #44Prog-nosticator
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Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe blows almost all Yes albums after Going For the One completely out of the water
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09-16-2012 03:54 PM #45Washed Up
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Hence why it's a bit unfair to include it
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04-19-2013 05:48 AM #46
old thread but thought id add my thoughts
1. Close to the edge - Masterpiece
2. Relayer - so dense yet more and more rewarding with each listen, Delerium is my favorite Yes song
3. Drama - Say what you will about The Buggles but Steve Howe is on fire on this album and "Into the Lens" got me into Yes.
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