Anyone like "Yes" ?

"No"

 

Too obvious?

Anyway in addition to "Fragile", get "Close to the Edge" (my favorite, for sentimental reasons) and
"Tales from Topographic Oceans"

 

Santa may bring a sense of humor next year

 

What on earth would you think that.

 

I saw metal_fan's first response

 

Since "Strawberry" Lindfield 4-Ever is obviously on holiday-

Why isn't this thread under RECORDINGS?!

BTW, yes, I just received Yes' debut(ie FIRST album)for Christmas...all these years, never had nor heard it. I've played 3 tunes thus far; Bruford & Squire are happenin'(the 2nd tune is especially 'jazzy').
And Squire's solo disc from the '70s is worth checking out.

Get 'em, Brad!

 

I second "Close To the Edge". My favorite.

 

Yes is a wonderful band.

 

You dick.

Next question: Does Gruffpuppy like it that Brad beats him to the punch line 9 times out of 10?

Same answer No

damn I have to stop sleeping.

 

Face it, kid... you're just a hair too slow

 

Less than 2 minutes for a response. Pretty darn good on the draw you are. What do you keep like ten windows open and keep hitting refresh.

 

Luck of the draw... it only seems like it. It was just sitting there... I swear

 

You expect us to believe that Brad.

 

I can prove it... watch!









See?


Told ya

 

Reminds me of a review of "The Ladder" in a local newspaper:

 

I am a '70s Yes fan, then an '80s Yes fan, then a 90's Yes fan, now a 00's Yes fan. I remember going to the Yes Reunion concert in Tampa a few years back. A whole bunch of people jumped up and roared when a song off of Fragile was played and strangely, a whole group just sat there. Then they played Owner of a Lonely Heart, and the quiet group shot right up. So not being familiar with the whole body of Yes work is understandable. But I do understand the humor! Excellent timing. Squire is a rock bassist par excellance. However, he does not have the chops of say a Victor Wooten of modern days. He did elevate the bass to feature instrument status in the rock world. As for the bass lines, there many many.

 

Listen The Yes Album...
Very cool basslines, it was my first and I fell in love with that RIC tone...

 

Try the "Classic Yes" album. It is a live CD of a lot of their great songs like Roundabout, I've Seen all Good People, and Heart of the Sunrise.