90125

90125 is always critisized by the devout prog followers as being 80s pop. But it's good 80s pop, and there isn't much of that. However, yes is being used as a tool for a songwriter named Trevor Rabin to release all his songs. Rabin had all these songs before he started working with yes, and jon took a minor spin on the lyrics. It's definetly not bad, but it's NOTHING like the Yes we remember. I suggest The Yes Album, Fragile, and Going for the One if you want an introduction to real Yes music. It seems that there is an entirely different sect of 90125 followers which quite outnumber those of us who actually like prog.

I like it, but I would have liked it 10X more if someone else had done it so I didn't have to see Yes turn away and die from what I loved. The only remotely good release prior to this not done in this same "air" is keys to ascension.