Recent User Reviews
I think there always will be a YES. It has evolved so many times I agree with the classic lineup of Anderson, Wakeman, Bruford, Howe and Squire. But I am still a huge fan of Trevor Rabin. Also Trevor Horn, one of the world's most respected producers. H
FULL REVIEWposted Sep 15, 2008
Album Review for - Close to the Edge
This is the ultimate Progressive Rock album of the ultimate Progressive Rock band. This is Yes at their best and that's the best it can ever get.
FULL REVIEWposted Mar 6, 2007
Album Review for - Fragile
The Yes album Fragile is probably why I took up guitar... the first time I heard this album was for a very few seconds but it was a turning point in my life because I'd always believed in The Banana Splits and Paul Revere and the Raiders but that sound...
FULL REVIEWposted Dec 23, 2006
Fragile is my favorite Yes album and I advise all to stay away from 80's Yes. I hate 80's Yes!!!!
FULL REVIEWposted Oct 25, 2006
Album Review for - Going for the One
Moving into the modern rock era was surprisingly effortless for prog's greatest band
FULL REVIEWposted Nov 13, 2005
