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Originally posted by dbp220 dbp220 wrote:

Best Yes song? That's sort of like picking a favorite child (David, 2nd oldest).
I'd have to go with The Ritual - Nous Sommes Du Soleil. So many great moments in that song.

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"Best" again, eh? Then it has to be "YOU AND I AWAKEN CLOSE TO THE HEART OF THE PARALLEL GATES OF STARSHIP AMERICA TO BE OVER PERPETUAL RITUAL DISGRACE."

Always really liked that one!Big smile

Others equally well too.... Wink



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Gates of Delirium.

All band plays with some intensive force!!!
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Originally posted by Phil Phil wrote:

My personal favourite is Siberian Khatru. Sounds less complex at first than the other tracks on CTTE but after repeated listenings, for me its the track that offered them most opportunity to head in a new direction, whereas instsead we got "obese son of CTTE" in Tales.

Less complex, its in 17/18 time, I didn't know that was possible
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Originally posted by sleeper sleeper wrote:

Siberian Khatru- i just dont understand what all the fus is about over CttE

You and too many others
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Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

The Gates of Delirium.

Gates!!!!!!
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Don't laugh then, you miserable proghole b*stards!Angry

 

 

 

At least smile -- I'll pay for the stiches....Stern Smile

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Best song:  Owner of a Lonely Heart (ha ha!) 

Or maybe Lift Me Up?  Or maybe Changes played live, with Jon Anderson in a short-styled hair and makeup, prancing and shimmying around the stage like an elf.

Oh, the guys in Yes.  Do they really take themselves seriously?  They should have called it quits after the Drama album, while they still had some dignity.

 



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Good question, but hard to answer... i dont think Yes are the sort of band one masterwork,rather they have several milestones.

My favourite songs of the earydays have to be 'No oppertunity neccessary', 'Time and a word', 'Beyond and before' and 'Something's Coming'

From the mid era, I like Heart of the Sunrise, Southside of the Sky, Round About and all the tracks on CTTE

After CTTE, Their best works came in the form of 'Turn Of the Century' 'Going For The one' and 'To Be Over'.

If i had to choose just one it may have to be 'Turn of the Century'.
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   Revealing Science of God

 

   (followed by Heart of the Sunrise)
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