I've been hearing about SOAD, but haven't heard them - YET. I read a review likening them to Frank Zappa, and I LOVE Zappa, so I'm definitely looking forward to hearing them! WHOA! I dunno...I'd say whoever did that review had a leadear...or a deadear. I guess there is a comparison to bed made....

http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:TAA7k2326E7xCM:http://www.musicmirror.de/yes%2520f.jpg http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:3N7Nk4NLbhH_FM:www.hollywoodjesus.com/movie/lotr_fellowship/61.jpg Chris Squire Boromir "Lord of the Rings" Sorry, bad shots, but the others were way too big.

[quote="Roan's Lady"]


When Steve puts his suit on. ]

Maybe its been done before ~ so much has at YesTalk ~ but if you think there is a look alike to any Yes member, show us! http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.warofthering.net/quintessential/movieshots/elrond_rivendell_tn.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.warofthering.net/quintessential/movieshot...

Come on guys ~ help a comrade out! I haven't listened to all of the solo albums yet. They are a recent obcession. I'd like to hear what you guys think of Wakeman and Bruford's endeavors at this time. I plan on getting my hands on all of the solo albums possible from Yes...this will take...

Roan's Lady wrote:You think Jon is sexy now?
LOL. He looks like a little raisin.

~[color=darkorange]A golden raisin~ ]

[|)] Figuring how I'm so lazy, I decided to review all of the post-Relayer albums, all of which I find very interesting and revealing, in one place. First, "Fish Out of Water" is a fantastic solo album. It was what I expected from Squire, but "Silently Falling" is very beautiful. I had hear...

Put in simple Brit terms it's a BLOODY GOOD ALBUM ! and if you knock it i will come to your house and bite your bum :p In general, after reading through the posts, I felt that Doogee's sentiment reflected my own quite well. The Ladder contains many of Yes' sounds, and I think its a good representat...

[quote="Squire*Fan725"]OH YES, PLEASE DO!!

Especially art of Chris from back in the days when he was drop dead SEX-AY!!! (Not that he isn't still sexy!) ]

Anderson's sexier...

Yeah, they totally took in the Navajo costume bit!

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I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to Geico.

There's just WAY too many to name, but if I had to choose one, I'd have to go with THE FISH (Schindleria Praematurus) for the obvious reasons... [:f3] That's a fun song, but I really like "Can You Imagine" from Magnification the best, in the way of Squire songs. My favorite Yessong ...

[quote="Kalingzeye"]Hehe! Of course you can! :p I'd be honored to be on a desktop. Yey for anime! :D Never played the Final Fantasies much, tho I love the art. I do play FFXI... greatest game ever. & <3 Harvest Moon! I actually saw an anime intro to ToS the other day and was totally blown ...

Z ~ Zenith of 20th century music (maybe 21st )

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OOOO, the bridge protects the tree of life, or Yggdrasil. You've definitely tapped into Dean's style, Andersong. My interpretation of this would be that life exists within the protection of connections between all things. But that might be the ecologist and romantic in me speaking

OH, MY GOSH! :eek: Unbelievable! The first image was so cool, but the second anime one...CUTE CUTE CUTE! Kalingzeye, that must be so hard. I love anime, mainly through my interest in video games such as Final Fantasy, Tales of Symphonia, Harvest Moon, etc, as well as watching things like Inuyasha. G...

Funny discussion...that's just not something I can answer once a day...sometimes I can't answer it once an hour... but for now, its "Onward."

Greetings to you all, I've been roundabout the other Yes forums for a while, this is my first time here. As an English Lit graduate and a student of Yes things and the Romantic poets, it has always struck me how 'Leaves of Green' could so easily have come from the pen of William Blake. All the Blak...

With all due respect to Mr. White, (I too agree that in the long run Alan was an excellent choice for Yes) but let's look at what Bruford did after leaving Yes for "greener pastures". Larks' Tonguess in Aspic, Starless and Bible Black, USA (Live Album) and Red. I would argue that Bill hardly "limit...

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Self expression wise, I think Yes at were at thier groundbreaking best with Bill Bruford behind the drums which led to irreconcilable differences, from a commercial success stance I think Yes were at the top of thier commercial success with Trevor Rabin, which also led to irreconcilable differences...

will do, qman. Hey, speaking of reviews, do we have a thread, topic, or forum in which we rate Yes' work...ya know, where people come in, give a number 1-10, the computer automatically averages it with everybody else's feedback, and then you can give your reasons why you reviewed it that way? I thin...

Played "Starship Trooper" as guitarist for an audience of drunken prats once. That's when I decided not to major in music anymore...really unappreciative louts

[color=indigo]I, too, have always been impressed by the dignity of Yes that you speak of, Serynn, and appreciated the fact that their lifestyle was atypical of the rock and roll one - at least as far as any sexual exploits went. Most members being married probably helped, imagine that actually bein...

http://www.eclipserecords.com/other/rpbl3693_192.gif My two above are jazz, or perhaps more to the point, fusion. Coryell and Mouzon grab into funk and jazz and the whole album is really diverse; I'd go as far as to say there's something for everyone on that album. Mahavishnu Orchestra/ McLaughlin ...

Thanks, qman! I figured that had to be a Jon-thing. :dazzler1: I just ordered Ramshackled earlier today. My Dad (who introduced me to Yes) has been goin on and on about having me get it. Strange that he never said anything about "Spring-Song of Innocence" - I bet he ignored it. He goes in for songs ...