Thomas H. PtacekIt Is My Understanding that none of the rest of Yes sounds like "Owner Of A Lonely Heart", which is a very silly song that I nonetheless LOVE VERY MUCH. Please advise.
Where Chuck once stood, only I will remain.@tqbf Yes "came back" in the '80's for reasons I don't understand 100%, other than it sounded like they just wanted to participate in some 80's shit by cutting an album with a new sound. Lot's of artists were doing that, so why not. Yes' 90125 has no congruence with albums like Fragile, and I think it confused and maybe even upset lots of the Yes/Jethro Tull-from-the-70s-loving crowd but has it's place. I liked it.
🐀 ␆@chux0r @tqbf I am *exactly* who you are talking about, and curse myself every time I hear that damn tune because it is likable despite Yes doing their best to make me hate them - a task Asia was more than equal to. For @tqbf's benefit - Yes music is easily classified. If the LP cover could be on a sci-fi novel from the 60s or 70s, it's approachable prog. If not, approach with caution.