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14 Nov, 2007
The best of the Yes 70's solo outings.
Like all good supergroups during the bloated 1970's, the 5 members of Yes decided to take a studio hiatus during 1975/76 (the band continued to tour through this period despite no new album between late 74 and 1977's Going For The One) and record solo albums. This effort from squire showed conclusively how vital the Yes sound he truly was. The material is melodic, uplifting but without the spaceyness of Anderson's lyrics - more grounded if you will. Squire is reunited with his old Yes chum Bill Bruford and they interlock as tightly and as pleasingly as ever. Other contributions come from Patrick Moraz and a particularly fine turn from Mel Collins. In addition, Squire has former Syn alumni Andrew Pryce-Jackman do the orchestrations for the tracks, which are delightful. Of course, given that this is a bass players album, said playing is very much to the fore and as always with Squire, a total delight, along with his equally clear and expressive vocals. Highly recommended to fans of symphonic prog and essential to fans of Yes' 70's work.