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My fave Yes albums:

1) Relayer
2) Close to the Edge
3) 90125


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Originally posted by jamesbaldwin jamesbaldwin wrote:

My fave Yes albums:

1) Relayer
2) Close to the Edge
3) 90125


(Find what is embarrassing)

nothing embarrassing here. Smile
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^ Agreed. I like 90125, even "Owner of a Lonely Heart".
 
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Originally posted by jamesbaldwin jamesbaldwin wrote:

My fave Yes albums:

1) Relayer
2) Close to the Edge
3) 90125


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That's not embarrassing at all. Close to the Edge isn't even close to being in my Top 3, and your Top 3  would only be embarrassing if it included Open Your Eyes. Smile
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I quite like Dream Theater's The Astonishing
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I once listened to "Mystery Tour" by Yes all the way through.
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

I once listened to "Mystery Tour" by Yes all the way through.

I did that, too, unfortunately. LOL
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Originally posted by Gerinski Gerinski wrote:

I quite like Dream Theater's The Astonishing

Now, that's just perverse... LOL
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

I once listened to "Mystery Tour" by Yes all the way through.

I did that, too, unfortunately. LOL

OK Gents, this is one I've missed.. Embarrassed

I haven't heard The Quest yet and haven't really garnered much of an appetite for exploration, but you've piqued my interest. I note that it's on the 13 minute long second disk, even though disk 1 is only 47 mins long? Confused  Is it so bad it's only on the Special Edn??
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

I once listened to "Mystery Tour" by Yes all the way through.

I did that, too, unfortunately. LOL

OK Gents, this is one I've missed.. Embarrassed

I haven't heard The Quest yet and haven't really garnered much of an appetite for exploration, but you've piqued my interest. I note that it's on the 13 minute long second disk, even though disk 1 is only 47 mins long? Confused  Is it so bad it's only on the Special Edn??

I wouldn't bother, just go listen to a Yes album you enjoy instead. Tongue
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by jamesbaldwin jamesbaldwin wrote:

My fave Yes albums:

1) Relayer
2) Close to the Edge
3) 90125


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nothing embarrassing here. Smile


Except that 90125 should be 2 places higher…and CTTE dropped😲

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I still struggle with Magma.
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Very much a neo fan and early classic prog.
For me everything after Tales from Top Oceans, Red, Trilogy, and DSOTM is a wasteland until the first Twelfth Night, IQ, and Marilion albums.
The only exceptions are Genesis, as I only listen to the Collins albums, and Jethro Tull and Camel whose entire catalogues are great.
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A"Big Generator" and "ABWH" are not my top three Yes albums.....But, they are top 10.  I adore Big Generator. Every song. Ear truffles.  
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Love the self titled Genesis album.
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I adore Yes "Oignon", Genesis "And then they were finished". Don't like some of the old King Crimson material, but have a blast with Thrak and Discipline. Can't get into Jethro Tull and Magma.. but for the rest I am on the "normal" side from the majority of the community.
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Originally posted by rdtprog rdtprog wrote:

I adore Yes "Oignon", Genesis "And then they were finished". Don't like some of the old King Crimson material, but have a blast with Thrak and Discipline. Can't get into Jethro Tull and Magma.. but for the rest I am on the "normal" side from the majority of the community.

If you say "Genesis "And then they were finished", I will only assume you have not listened to their work from Abacab to WCD which it's much worse IMO. 

Yes's Union is an uneven album, it's got a few good songs, but overall a bit of a chore to listen to. 
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I have listened to all Genesis album and since the album And Then... they begin to go on a decline route but big fan of the band I still enjoy those last albums including some songs from Duke, Abacab and even the long epics on they Way we we walk


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Originally posted by rdtprog rdtprog wrote:

I have listened to all Genesis album and since the album And Then... they begin to go on a decline route but big fan of the band I still enjoy those last albums including some songs from Duke, Abacab and even the long epics on they Way we we walk

oh, ok then.
I agree the long ones from WCD are really good. Pop era Genesis has a few good songs, but a few terrible songs on each album from Abacab to WCD make me use the skip button quite a bit these days. 
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by rdtprog rdtprog wrote:

I have listened to all Genesis album and since the album And Then... they begin to go on a decline route but big fan of the band I still enjoy those last albums including some songs from Duke, Abacab and even the long epics on they Way we we walk

oh, ok then.
I agree the long ones from WCD are really good. Pop era Genesis has a few good songs, but a few terrible songs on each album from Abacab to WCD make me use the skip button quite a bit these days. 


I usually don't skip songs when I am listening in surround which make something bad a little better.Wink
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