90125

With the exception of Owner of a Lonely Heart, a half decent pop song, and Changes, a well-constructed 80s prog tune, this album fails to please. All I hear is commercially appeasing songs with no sense of experimentation, creativity, or artistic influence. I'm really disappointed with this (not a) Yes album. There are virtually no remnants of the old Yes, at all. There's nothing here to engage interest. It's this sort of music that prog stood and stands against