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Poll Question: Which one is your favorite junior effort
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I chose The Yes Album because it was THE first prog rock album I ever heard. Back 30 years ago a friend thought I would like prog so he lent me his copy of The Yes Album and the rest is history. It would be difficult for me to vote against the album that awakened me to prog.
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Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

Yes Album
Lizard
Nursery
Same although Lizard may over-take the Yes Album soon.
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Lizzie is great
The other two also appeared in polls :)
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I've always loved The Yes Album.  I personally like it second behind CTTE from Yes' discography.

Then Nursery Cryme then Lizard.
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Lizard (the epic) is the best song out of these albums, but overall album against album I'll go with TYA, It is more consistent. I always thought Indoor Games and Happy Family brings Lizard down a bit, but also unlike TYA no other album sounds like Lizard. So Lizard is much more special but TYA is better.
Nursery Cryme has two amazing songs, the rest are OK and sometimes boring.
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The Yes Album by a mile.
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nursery crimes just barely beats out lizard for me. fountain is possibly my favorite song ever. 

i don't really like yes album.... 
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Nursery Cryme
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Originally posted by Dayvenkirq Dayvenkirq wrote:

Originally posted by ProgMetaller2112 ProgMetaller2112 wrote:

Originally posted by Sumdeus Sumdeus wrote:

god, progmetaller, I truly hate your opinions on KC :P

The Yes Album for me here, I dig the other two but their not on the same tier for me, although Lizard comes close. But Yes Album is my favorite Yes record.

god, progmetaller, I truly hate your opinions on KC :P 

can i ask why????
I don't think Mr. Sumdeus chose the right words. I think what he meant was that he hates your guts. And nobody around here likes anybody else's guts, especially when it comes down to arrogance and mockery of somebody else's favorite band/artist. Stern Smile Plus, I don't understand the purpose of your condescending quote.
 
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Nursery Cryme, but I do like Lizard!
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Originally posted by Dayvenkirq Dayvenkirq wrote:

I don't think Mr. Sumdeus chose the right words. I think what he meant was that he hates your guts. And nobody around here likes anybody else's guts, especially when it comes down to arrogance and mockery of somebody else's favorite band/artist. Stern Smile Plus, I don't understand the purpose of your condescending quote.


nah I truly meant his opinions, just something about this part of the OP made me lol

"Cirkus-***** 5 Stars Great Song
Indoor Games(feat, Stewie Griffin)** Off beat guitars and instruments are lame
Happy Family** sound the same as Indoor Games
Lady Of The Dancing Water***** another great song
Lizard*** fails as an epic"

I dunno, just find it really comical to imagine someone writing off something like Indoor Games as "off beat instruments are lame" or Lizard as simply "fails as an epic", whatever that mean. it reminds me of those reviews you find every once in a while where you just feel like the person listening was just searching for any possible reason to dislike something, like a doom metal review that starts with "i never 'got' doom metal or why they play slow"

@Hercules I don't think Dayvenkirq is upset that someone doesn't like KC, pretty sure his issue is with progmetaller's condescending attitude


Edited by Sumdeus - December 28 2012 at 05:19
Sumdeus - surreal space/psych/prog journeys
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Nursery Cryme just a bit ahead of The Yes Album.
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Originally posted by Eärendil Eärendil wrote:

I've always loved The Yes Album.  I personally like it second behind CTTE from Yes' discography.


I agree on both parts.
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Points: 2506 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 28 2012 at 09:03
Long live the mighty Lizard, but I also like Nursery Cryme very much and the Yes album is the only album I listen to from that band.
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Points: 16130 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 28 2012 at 09:21
Three gems!

In order of preference:

Nursery Cryme
Lizard
The Yes album
Ultimately bored by endless ecstasy!
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Tough choice between Nursery Cryme and The Yes Album, both of which are stellar albums that are among the respective band's best. Both are of consistently high quality, yet with a few obvious highlights, and both show a band in the process of forming their sound. I've been in a Yes mood lately, so I'll give the edge to TYA. As for Lizard, I never liked it, and although my stance has softened on it (I enjoy "Cirkus" and "Lady of the Dancing Water"), I fear that will never change.
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Originally posted by Sumdeus Sumdeus wrote:

Originally posted by Dayvenkirq Dayvenkirq wrote:

I don't think Mr. Sumdeus chose the right words. I think what he meant was that he hates your guts. And nobody around here likes anybody else's guts, especially when it comes down to arrogance and mockery of somebody else's favorite band/artist. Stern Smile Plus, I don't understand the purpose of your condescending quote.


nah I truly meant his opinions, just something about this part of the OP made me lol

"Cirkus-***** 5 Stars Great Song
Indoor Games(feat, Stewie Griffin)** Off beat guitars and instruments are lame
Happy Family** sound the same as Indoor Games
Lady Of The Dancing Water***** another great song
Lizard*** fails as an epic"

I dunno, just find it really comical to imagine someone writing off something like Indoor Games as "off beat instruments are lame" or Lizard as simply "fails as an epic", whatever that mean. it reminds me of those reviews you find every once in a while where you just feel like the person listening was just searching for any possible reason to dislike something, like a doom metal review that starts with "i never 'got' doom metal or why they play slow"

@Hercules I don't think Dayvenkirq is upset that someone doesn't like KC, pretty sure his issue is with progmetaller's condescending attitude

But that's how I hear the music and I'm not gonna hold it back. I'm gonna lett loose the criticism no matter who the artist isStern Smile
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^ Yeah, but you have to have to have to have to have to have to hold some criticism in check. Some things are better left unsaid. You don't see me dancin'-n'-prancin' 'round, going "Rush blows four characters", do you?

Edited by Dayvenkirq - December 28 2012 at 13:37
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Originally posted by Dayvenkirq Dayvenkirq wrote:

^ Yeah, but you have to have to have to have to have to have to hold some criticism in check. Some things are better left unsaid. You don't see me dancin'-n'-prancin' 'round, going "Rush blows four characters", do you?

you can say whatever you want about any artist. Plus, My opinions should be of no importance to you
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