Yes

[Hart of the Matter]

Igor Khoroshev

Got peddled for inappropriate behaviour on tour... Suggestion was it was quite serious...

 

[Victorinodennistua]

The Camera Eye, what a complete waste of vinyl grooves; ten odd minutes amounting to the square root of f*ck all imho. I love the band to bits, but that track was so underwhelming and marked the death knell of their longer tracks. There are genuinely good reasons why they avoided playing it live for so many years.

Ha

 

[Hart of the Matter]

The last album I enjoyed was the Ladder and that was (bloody hell) 1999!

Great album and worth a revisit. Saw them plenty on this and the orchestral tour which follewed Magnification (which I have seriously warmed to over Lockdown). A shame Open Your Eyes was so shit (another Steve Howe takes control album that sucks)

 

[Bill Walker]

The last album I enjoyed was the Ladder and that was (bloody hell) 1999!

Bloody hell, from 1999

Don't remember that one

 

[Saddleworth2]

Bloody hell, from 1999

Don't remember that one

It’s worth a listen Bill

 

[Protein Junkie]

It’s worth a listen Bill

Yes I think it was the last really true Yes Album. I love Homeworld and Nine Voices especially.

 

[Bill Walker]

Does anyone know of any books about Yes ?

 

[Protein Junkie]

Does anyone know of any books about Yes ?

Yes I’ve got a book by Dan Hedges which goes up to 1980 then Close to the Edge by Chris Welch which goes up to 1999. I think the latter has been updated a bit in a revised version and it’s very good.

 

[Bill Walker]

Yes I’ve got a book by Dan Hedges which goes up to 1980 then Close to the Edge by Chris Welch which goes up to 1999. I think the latter has been updated a bit in a revised version and it’s very good.

Thanks mate I'll look out for those.

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

Yes is one of my favorite bands, whose oeuvre encompasses a wide range of experimental styles which one could classify as simply progressive but which I think of as more in the genre of hard rock



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