YES is the greatest progressive rock band in my opinion. I just subscribed. I subscribe to anyone who reacts to them as will many other YES fans so keep them coming. Loads of greats including "Roundabout", "Awaken", "The Gates of Delirium", "Close to the Edge", "And You and I", "Turn of the Century", "Starship Trooper", "Perpetual Change", "The Revealing Science of God", lots more.
You need to go back to the 70's for the Yes magic. Start with Roundabout from the 1971 album Fragile. Studio version only. There you'll find the entrance to the rabbit hole 🙏
So, it’s a yes, to yes! Some other similarities to the Moody blues as they also had some really artistic album covers unlike the one that was here that you were playing from. Also, the synthesizer kind of reminded me what the Moody blues did earlier in their career with a melotron only it was more 80-ish. Again, they kind of fit into that progressive rock ‘n’ roll like Emerson Lake and Palmer, electric light, Orchestra, and a couple of others I can’t think of right now, but that’s my opinion anyway, some others might disagree. In fact, I believe there is an album of a full orchestra, playing some of their music as well.
YES is the greatest progressive rock band in my opinion. I just subscribed. I subscribe to anyone who reacts to them as will many other YES fans so keep them coming. Loads of greats including "Roundabout", "Awaken", "The Gates of Delirium", "Close to the Edge", "And You and I", "Turn of the Century", "Starship Trooper", "Perpetual Change", "The Revealing Science of God", lots more.
You need to go back to the 70's for the Yes magic.
Start with Roundabout from the 1971 album Fragile. Studio version only. There you'll find the entrance to the rabbit hole 🙏
So, it’s a yes, to yes!
Some other similarities to the Moody blues as they also had some really artistic album covers unlike the one that was here that you were playing from. Also, the synthesizer kind of reminded me what the Moody blues did earlier in their career with a melotron only it was more 80-ish. Again, they kind of fit into that progressive rock ‘n’ roll like Emerson Lake and Palmer, electric light, Orchestra, and a couple of others I can’t think of right now, but that’s my opinion anyway, some others might disagree.
In fact, I believe there is an album of a full orchestra, playing some of their music as well.
you actually need to start with the YES album and go forward