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Poll Question: Which is your favourite album?
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2 stars 1998: Bruford Levin Upper Extremities - Bruford Levin Upper Extremities - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_TaS3ukydpIVtH7JPIpVGO05csJO7f5p
4 stars 1998: Steve Howe - Quantum Guitar - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coyLZOMCQ4k
3 stars 1982: Rick Wakeman -  Rock 'n' Roll Prophet - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoIDt_C5y1Lufpi2OwFqSUvl2Czroe9Ia
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I only have heard Yes' 90125, and that was decades ago. It did not leave a very positive impression on me at the time.
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I only have heard Yes' 90125, and that was decades ago. It did not leave a very positive impression on me at the time.
90125 was the first YES album I ever bought and it still remains one of my favourites. The classic 1970's YES era completely passed me by during my teenage years. Embarrassed
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Yes 90125 album cover
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Yes - 90125
Jon Anderson - The More You Know
Steve Howe - Quantum Guitar
Rick Wakeman - Rock 'N' Roll Prophet
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1. YES - 90125
2. Steve Howe - Quantum Guitar
3. Jon Anderson - The More You Know
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Steve Howe, followed by Yes.
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I only have heard Yes' 90125, and that was decades ago. It did not leave a very positive impression on me at the time.

90125 was the first YES album I ever bought and it still remains one of my favourites. The classic 1970's YES era completely passed me by during my teenage years. Embarrassed
It still remains one of my favorites also. Great album.
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None of this albums is on the top of my list. I finally decided to vote for Patrick Moraz.
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I only have heard Yes' 90125, and that was decades ago. It did not leave a very positive impression on me at the time.

90125 was the first YES album I ever bought and it still remains one of my favourites. The classic 1970's YES era completely passed me by during my teenage years. Embarrassed


I have shared this before. The album that most got me from Yes as a teenager (this was in the lase 80s while in high school) was Fragile. A friend introduced it to me and I immediately adored it. A couple of years later I was staying over with someone and 90125 was in the collection and I put that on. That was a very memorable night, but not for the music, or at least not for that music. I did know "Owner of Lonely Heart" well already for the radio edit and music video.
generally speaking with Yes, I loved Fragile so much back then that anytime I heard other Yes I just wanted to change it to Fragile. I can be obsessive.
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^ Well, that was different, although I've heard worse. Tongue
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^ I believe in the biz they call that an alternative take. With shreds, bad is good, but some shreds are brilliantly bad in their ways. I have heard/seen much better shreds.
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

^ I believe in the biz they call that an alternative take. With shreds, bad is good, but some shreds are brilliantly bad in their ways. I have heard/seen much better shreds.

It may not be the greatest alternative take, but it made me smile anyway. That's the main thing. Smile
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Quantum Guitar is one of Steve Howe's very best solo albums, but NOTHING compares to 90125!
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Originally posted by Steve Wyzard Steve Wyzard wrote:

Quantum Guitar is one of Steve Howe's very best solo albums, but NOTHING compares to 90125!


Not a very apt comparison to be sure, but...
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Logan, I had no idea you were around my age or actually probably about four or five years younger. I was 15 in 1985. There might be more of us "80s Yes fans" and prog fans than I previously thought. ;)

I knew about Yes before 90125 because my dad had TYA but it was really the release of 90125 that made me a fan. 
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Originally posted by AFlowerKingCrimson AFlowerKingCrimson wrote:

Logan, I had no idea you were around my age or actually probably about four or five years younger. I was 15 in 1985. There might be more of us "80s Yes fans" and prog fans than I previously thought. ;)

I knew about Yes before 90125 because my dad had TYA but it was really the release of 90125 that made me a fan. 


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