05-04-2018, 11:08 AM
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Re: YES: My favourite band. Analysis, thoughts about Yes or/& any derivative
Originally Posted by Floydy
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I too never knew about the Phil Collins and Yes connection Bobby. Great info there, and I always class Supper's Ready on a par with the great Yes epic Close To The Edge. Fantastic songs both.Question: Did you ever get to see Steve Howe with Asia?
I saw the first album tour in 1982. Great concert.
Another good link there actually....Bill Bruford of Yes and John Wetton from Asia both played with King Crimson at one time. Funny how all these prog bands tend to be connected in some way!
And Crimson were great!
07-04-2018, 10:11 AM
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Re: YES: My favourite band. Analysis, thoughts about Yes or/& any derivative
Although I don't dislike Yes, they - and prog in general - never really did it for me. I think it's an age thing. I was just 10 in 1976 and was listening to my siblings play the Beatles, Stones, Abba, whatever.The closest prog that I like is In The Court Of The Crimson King- King Crimson, a couple of Moody Blues albums and some Jethro Tull.
I did try to get into Genesis and Yes, Emerson Lake and Palmer too but never quite could though I don't doubt the quality of the music.
07-04-2018, 07:50 PM
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Re: YES: My favourite band. Analysis, thoughts about Yes or/& any derivative
Originally Posted by Ffosse
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Although I don't dislike Yes, they - and prog in general - never really did it for me. I think it's an age thing. I was just 10 in 1976 and was listening to my siblings play the Beatles, Stones, Abba, whatever.The closest prog that I like is In The Court Of The Crimson King- King Crimson, a couple of Moody Blues albums and some Jethro Tull.
I did try to get into Genesis and Yes, Emerson Lake and Palmer too but never quite could though I don't doubt the quality of the music.
Thanks for posting, Frosse!
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