90125

This allbum has gotten alot of flack from the Progressive purists. True, it does not have any of those motifs that made YES famous in the 70s, the long mesmerizing suites, the mystical lyrics and the powerful keyboard solos of Wakeman. The album is good on an other level. Trevor Rabin has gotten so much flack from the masses that he is overlooked as musician and songwriter as well. My personal favorite songs are, Cinima and Leave It. Those tunes show that their musical intricacy is still in tact despite the commercial motiffs like Owner Of A Lonley Heart and Hearts. LIke the above rating says it is good but not that important if you are a Prog-Purist