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Interessanter optischer Einblick in die Original-Dreifach-Vinyl-Version von "Yessongs", unterlegt mit Steve Howe's "Mood For A Day":[BBvideo 425,350][/BBvideo]
[INFO!] YESSONGS
(VÖ: 27.04.1973)
Re: Album der Woche: YESSONGS (Vö: 27.04.1973)
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He's seen too much of life,
and there's no going back...
and there's no going back...
Re: Album der Woche: YESSONGS (Vö: 27.04.1973)
Das Booklet ist bei meiner CD-Version auch mit dabei.
Re: 40 Jahre YESSONGS (VÖ: 27.04.1973)
Ja, schade, dass man da immer noch auf die japanische Version angewiesen ist. Hätte man ja mal in der Form im vergangenen Jahr als "Yessongs - 40th Anniversary Edition" in vereinheitlichter Form veröffentlichen können. Vielleicht sogar analog zur "Yessongs"-BluRay.15. Aug 2014, 18:51 » pink-nice hat geschrieben:Das Booklet ist bei meiner CD-Version auch mit dabei.
He's seen too much of life,
and there's no going back...
and there's no going back...
Re: 40 Jahre YESSONGS (VÖ: 27.04.1973)
Chris Squire über "Yessongs":
"It was great to have played with two very different drummers. Bill Bruford’s playing was almost diametrically opposite to Alan White’s. Bill led with his snare drum and used his bass drum for accents in a jazz influenced way whereas Alan came, as we all know, from the simplicity of playing Imagine – just very straight rock, pop drums and so a completely different drummer and you can hear the difference on the live album 'Yessongs.'"
Roger Dean über das Cover von "Yessongs":
"The first thing I had to do was re write history on the 'Fragile' world because when the 'Fragile' world breaks up those little lumps of world are very square, little segments of the world with vertical cliffs and things like that and I figured I needed something more pie shaped or triangular so I sketched a new disintegrating world which was different to the first 'Fragile' one. Then I took those different pie shapes and had them drifting through space, finding a new planet, life starting and a city growing in the background but that revisit of 'Fragile' stayed a sketch in my sketchbook for forty year."
Quelle: The Yes Dialogue (http://stereo33books.com/yes-dialogues/)
"It was great to have played with two very different drummers. Bill Bruford’s playing was almost diametrically opposite to Alan White’s. Bill led with his snare drum and used his bass drum for accents in a jazz influenced way whereas Alan came, as we all know, from the simplicity of playing Imagine – just very straight rock, pop drums and so a completely different drummer and you can hear the difference on the live album 'Yessongs.'"
Roger Dean über das Cover von "Yessongs":
"The first thing I had to do was re write history on the 'Fragile' world because when the 'Fragile' world breaks up those little lumps of world are very square, little segments of the world with vertical cliffs and things like that and I figured I needed something more pie shaped or triangular so I sketched a new disintegrating world which was different to the first 'Fragile' one. Then I took those different pie shapes and had them drifting through space, finding a new planet, life starting and a city growing in the background but that revisit of 'Fragile' stayed a sketch in my sketchbook for forty year."
Quelle: The Yes Dialogue (http://stereo33books.com/yes-dialogues/)
He's seen too much of life,
and there's no going back...
and there's no going back...
Re: 40 Jahre YESSONGS (VÖ: 27.04.1973)
Steve Howe, Chris Squire und Roger Dean äußern sich in einer knapp einstündigen Doku über "Yessongs":
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[BBvideo 360,250][/BBvideo]
He's seen too much of life,
and there's no going back...
and there's no going back...