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Poll Question: Do you prefere Turn of the Century performed by Anderson or Haslam
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    Posted: November 30 2005 at 22:02

I love Annie Haslam's voice, she is absolutely great. But I think Anderson performs Turn of the Century slightly better than Haslam. Overall his voice creates a more spacey atmosphere and mixes with other instruments, but Haslam’s voice overshadows other instruments and there is a sense of disconnection between her voice and instruments, IMHO.

 

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I agree, as much as I too love Annie Haslam's voice, the original is best.
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How is Annie Haslam, sorry my knowledge
THERE`S TO MUCH MUSIC AND SO LITTLE TIME TO LISTEN TO IT

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Originally posted by Ekzodo Ekzodo wrote:

How is Annie Haslam, sorry my knowledge

I assume you mean "who is Annie Haslam"? She was the lead singer of Renaissance - check out their entry on this site for more info.
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Excuse my ignorance. Where can I hear Annie Haslam singing this song..? I've never heard it....I'm starting to feel left out..!

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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Originally posted by Ekzodo Ekzodo wrote:

How is Annie Haslam, sorry my knowledge

I assume you mean "who is Annie Haslam"? She was the lead singer of Renaissance - check out their entry on this site for more info.

yes, sorry my english, i know Renassaince, is great band and she`s a great singer
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why would annie haslem even be compeard to j. anderson?????
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Originally posted by ranger ranger wrote:

why would annie haslem even be compeard to j. anderson?????

Because apparently Haslam covered a yes song. I didn't know this, and I'm dying to hear it..
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On which album is the Annie Haslam version and is it worth getting?
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Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

On which album is the Annie Haslam version and is it worth getting?
Wasn't that on a Yes tribute album, with Steve Howe on guitar? I heard it some years ago, but I prefer the Anderson version, which is just hard to be topped. It's nice that Annie sang it, though. The song is in some ways in the same vein as Renaissance music.
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HASLAM´S VOICE IS BEAUTIFUL, BUT TURN OF THE CENTURY... MY VOTE IS DEFINITELY TO JON ANDERSON

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I haven't heard the version by Annie Haslam, I'm intrigued! Can't really vote if I haven't heard it....

.... BTW although I know a lot of people like this song, to me it's a rather pleasant, extended pop song rather than a piece of progressive music.
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Originally posted by Phil Phil wrote:

I haven't heard the version by Annie Haslam, I'm intrigued! Can't really vote if I haven't heard it....

.... BTW although I know a lot of people like this song, to me it's a rather pleasant, extended pop song rather than a piece of progressive music.

It would be in my Yes top 5!

True, it's not among their most progressive pieces, but it is a beautiful song, thanks to a combination of Howes classical guitar, Wakemens keyboard work, Andersons soaring vocals and also the lyrics. It's not often I really take much notice of lyrics, but in this case there are some very moving lines and wonderful imagery.
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The version I've heard is on "Live under Brazilian Skies" - see here http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0007ULNFY/qid=1133 453960/sr=1-5/ref=sr_1_9_5/202-1215961-6501422 . I think Moogtron is right about it being on a Yes tribute album as well - possibly this one http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00000AYG5/qid=1133 454088/sr=1-4/ref=sr_1_8_4/202-1215961-6501422

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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Originally posted by Phil Phil wrote:

I haven't heard the version by Annie Haslam, I'm intrigued! Can't really vote if I haven't heard it....

.... BTW although I know a lot of people like this song, to me it's a rather pleasant, extended pop song rather than a piece of progressive music.

It would be in my Yes top 5!

True, it's not among their most progressive pieces, but it is a beautiful song, thanks to a combination of Howes classical guitar, Wakemens keyboard work, Andersons soaring vocals and also the lyrics. It's not often I really take much notice of lyrics, but in this case there are some very moving lines and wonderful imagery.


...I agree about the lyrics, not often you can say that about a Yes song!! Although I'm a big Yes fan this particular track isn't one of my favourites.
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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Originally posted by ranger ranger wrote:

why would annie haslem even be compeard to j. anderson?????

Because apparently Haslam covered a yes song. I didn't know this, and I'm dying to hear it..

Annie has performed that song in a CD called "TALES FROM YESTERDAY – A Tribute to Yes", released in 1995. You can hear an excerpt here:

http://www.magnacarta.net/audio/yesterday.html

She has also performed Genesis "Ripples".



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  1. I love Annie Haslam's voice.
  2. I hate Jon Anderson's voice.

But let each one sing their own music, Yes is outstanding despite and because (contradictory but accurate IMO) Jon Anderson's unique voice (Unique doesn't mean good always) sounds perfect with Yes (Another contradiction).

Annie Haslam is incredible with Renaissance stuff.

Why search for covers if you have the real deal? Unless is a Springsteen cover by Manfred Mann

Iván

BTW: Ekzodo, if you want to enjoy Annie Haslam's voice, get Song of Sheherezade, if you can buy the Renaisance "Live at Carnegie Hall" album better.

http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_CD. asp?cd_id=3024



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Originally posted by Gomah Gomah wrote:

Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Originally posted by ranger ranger wrote:

why would annie haslem even be compeard to j. anderson?????

Because apparently Haslam covered a yes song. I didn't know this, and I'm dying to hear it..

Annie has performed that song in a CD called "TALES FROM YESTERDAY – A Tribute to Yes", released in 1995. You can hear an excerpt here:

http://www.magnacarta.net/audio/yesterday.html

She has also performed Genesis "Ripples".

Thankyou Gomah!

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