Yes: Heaven & Earth (2014)

lazland wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: AFlowerKingCrimson wrote: This is the only Yes studio album I've never bought and never heard. I've heard a track here and there but not the whole thing. Maybe I'll get it eventually but it's not a high priority(especially since it has such a lukewarm reputation).   I'm hoping to improve Heaven & Earth's lukewarm reputation amongst Yes fans  by posting this thread. Sorry, you won’t. It excels itself in utter mediocrity.

This is my current Top 10 line-up of Yes albums:-

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - August 26 2020 at 06:01

^ You have the right to respectfully disagree, and I'm sure I would find your Yes Top 10 to be equally "ridiculous" too.

Cristi wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: ^ You have the right to respectfully disagree, and I'm sure I would find your Yes Top 10 to be equally "ridiculous" too. Please have a look at it and tell me what's ridiculous about it.  here it is, I posted this in your Yes top 7 thread The Yes Album self-titled debut Time & a Word TFTO Close to the Edge Drama 90125

When I think of you two I often think of The Odd Couple (or an old married couple who often bicker). It's actually quite endearing in a way.

To each his or her own tastes. "In matters of taste, there can be no disputes".

Psychedelic Paul wrote: ^ You have the right to respectfully disagree, and I'm sure I would find your Yes Top 10 to be equally "ridiculous" too.

I have noticed that people say things like "You have the right to respectfully disagree" but I don't hear people saying "You have the right to disrespectfully agree." I'm sure it's been said, I just haven't heard anyone but myself say it. I've also heard "You have the right to be wrong" but not "You have the wrong to be right" or "You have the right to be left and the left to be right."

Edited by Logan - August 26 2020 at 06:16

Tom Ozric wrote: ^ Both lists are personal choices, and both look fine to me. And remember, regarding The Doors - I rate Other Voices very highly. Yet I’ve never met anyone, not a soul, who rates post-Jim Doors with anything but scorn.

Logan wrote: When I think of you two I often think of The Odd Couple (or an old married couple who often bicker). It's actually quite endearing in a way. To each his or her own tastes. "In matters of taste, there can be no disputes". Psychedelic Paul wrote: ^ You have the right to respectfully disagree, and I'm sure I would find your Yes Top 10 to be equally "ridiculous" too. I have noticed that people say things like "You have the right to respectfully disagree" but I don't hear people saying "You have the right to disrespectfully agree." I'm sure it's been said, I just haven't heard anyone but myself say it. I've also heard "You have the right to be wrong" but not "You have the wrong to be right" or "You have the right to be left and the left to be right."

Psychedelic Paul wrote: Cristi wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: ^ You have the right to respectfully disagree, and I'm sure I would find your Yes Top 10 to be equally "ridiculous" too. Please have a look at it and tell me what's ridiculous about it.  here it is, I posted this in your Yes top 7 thread The Yes Album self-titled debut Time & a Word TFTO Close to the Edge Drama 90125 That looks like a perfectly sensible list to me, and not ridiculous at all.

chopper wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: Cristi wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: ^ You have the right to respectfully disagree, and I'm sure I would find your Yes Top 10 to be equally "ridiculous" too. Please have a look at it and tell me what's ridiculous about it.  here it is, I posted this in your Yes top 7 thread The Yes Album self-titled debut Time & a Word TFTO Close to the Edge Drama 90125 That looks like a perfectly sensible list to me, and not ridiculous at all. It's clearly ridiculous to rank the debut above TFTO and CTTE.

Psychedelic Paul wrote: If you wonder why I like Heaven & Earth much more than the classic Relayer album, I just find Heaven & Earth to be more melodic and easy to listen to than Relayer.