Reviews (page 4 of 14)
Familiar with the first song - honestly a bit tired. Love the progressive rock elements and experimental style. The opera elements and choral singing style in track 3 are a little off putting. Second half of the album was wonderful. Ended up favoriting 4 tracks and 2 that Spotify delivered once album was over. I will be back. 4/5
I didn't realize Yes was around in the early 70s. I first heard them in the 80s with Owner of the Lonely Heart and Leave It. Roundabout was familiar, and I would have thought that Long Distance Runaround was from the early 80s as well. 4
I like that one, may relisten
Pretty good with a catchy base line. Nice album
Nearly made the mistake of listening to the super deluxe edition… the fist song was good vibes and then got a bit bored
I was quite enjoying the first track but it all became a bit too noodly and self indulgent for me later on. The pseudo classical seemed unnecessary showing off really. Very much of its time. 3
Roundabout Long Distance Runaround Heart of the Sunrise
The quintessential Prog album by the quintessential Prog Rock band. Yes really got into their stride here. Their previous albums were good for sure, but this one reaches far above that. It has the variety you'd expect and long for in Prog. From classic rock staple Roundabout, right into a classicaly inspired piece. The album is also just really well made and produced. I'll never get tired of the Bass on Yes albums.
All roads lead back to JJBA.
Just not my genre - this kind of psychedelic rock... Could work for a BBQ, idk
Fun to see where the famous riffs and opener came from!
I repeat from the last Yes album. Only gig I’ve ever walked out on and I stand by it.
I'm a sucker for the upbeat and dynamic acoustic guitar sound, and found this enjoyable, if a bit inconsistent
Lots of memories associated with this album. First introduction to it was in high school by classmates. It’s been a while and only recognized three of the songs. Seemed longer than I remembered. Maybe I had more patience back then. Stoners across the hall in college borrowed it (a lot). lol. Worth the time to listen and will likely stick it back in my rotation.
Great album of course from a super-group. I've heard these songs many times though it's been a while. I was really hoping to pull some nuance that I hadn't heard before but no. The album sounded muffled. It is a known issue with the recording that the re-issues have tried to fix. Oh well. Maybe the 60th anniversary AI edition will fix it!
Desperado goes to the circus. I'm here for it.
Really good album. Roundabout is an all-timer. Lots of really interesting ideas. I really liked Cans & Brahms. About a 3.5 rounded up.
The instrumentals were not really my thing. But I enjoyed the actual songs (ha). 3.5
If you like prog rock, I can't see any reason why you wouldn't like this album. But if you don't, then aside from some iconic guitar riffs, there isn't much for you here. It could be a solid introduction to what prog rock from this decade was, but there's always a certain pill you have to swallow when it comes to this genre. It's nerdy, it oozes nostalgia, but ultimately it just feels too niche to really shine. Highlight: Roundabout (the guitar parts of it)
Roundabout is practically a 5 star album on its own but the totality of Fragile comes just shy for me. Still a fantastic album overall.
I don't think everything on here works as well as Roundabout and Long Distance Runaround (best track on the album by the way) but I love this
I like my music Past Progressive
I expected to hate this - pretentious, noodly, soulless prog. But it had some nice moments when they stopped showing off and noodling about.
Это определенно один из знаковых, значимых релизов жанра прогрессивного рока. И неспроста. Очень воздушный, приятный альбом с замечательным вокалом от Джона Андерсона. Понравилось что некоторые большие произведения на альбоме сопровождаются короткими сюитами и, своеобразными, музыкальными зарисовками, вместо того чтобы наваливать 5-6 треков длинной по 15-20 минут, как это делали некоторые из групп этого жанра. Альбом как минимум стоит прослушивания хотя бы из-за Roundabout, который знают многие, но на Fragile и помимо него есть отличные: South Side Of The Sky, Long Distance Runaround и Heart of the Sunrise.
19. Yes - Fragile (1971) Вывод: как сложное может звучать естественно, а кажущееся хрупким выдерживать любые испытания временем. Пять индивидуальностей становятся одним организмом, не теряя лица. Музыкально он строится на чередовании полновесных групповых вещей и коротких сольных фрагментов каждого участника. Симфонический размах с вокалом Джона Андерсона (я обожаю его узнаваемый голос) парит над всем этим, не вступая в борьбу с инструментами, а дополняя их. Обожаемая мною атмосфера ранних 70-х, когда рок впервые задумался о жанровых границах и сочетаниях. Fragile звучит как идеально настроенный механизм, но с яркой энергией. Это достаточно уверенная попытка удержать красоту в мире, где всё стремится к хаосу.
RYM 3.5
Very much enjoyed the instrumental interludes and the heavy focus on instrumentals throughout, even in the longer songs. Very pleasant to listen (and of course, Roundabout is a classic!)
While some songs do not stand out, the whole project is a great listen. I am not the biggest prog rock guy but this is the best album I have heard in this genre so far.
Tedious and pretentious
Liked the first song and the last song. Unfortunately, there is a double album of well-played but forgettable songs
Definitely a mixed bag.
Maybe if I listened to this more I'd get into it, but it never really caught me on two runs through. A bit too clever and nerdy?
Yes, I'm so sorry I'm not familiar with your game. I really need to be. This rules. I think a couple of the solo tracks are a slight miss, but I'm not going to hold that too much against the album, since it was limited because of money/time, but this album would be so much better if it didn't have them. I loved this a lot more than I thought I would. Even the music, for being rock, is very melodic and developmental. And now I feel like I need to be on the lookout for Yes albums on vinyl. Favorite Song(s): Roundabout, Long Distance Runaround
It's no steely Dan but it's close
1001 albums bizarre adventures
Prog rock just isn’t my thing. There were a couple of good songs on here but I didn’t enjoy the majority of this album.
A great start to the album with Roundabout kicking things off. Very cool guitar licks and a soulful bass coming through to complement the high end vocals and synthesized keyboard. Things were tempered quickly thereafter. One song (Five per cent for nothing) sounded straight out of a video game and I have no idea why that was included on the album. Middle of the road for the rest of the tunes. It’s decent rock and roll, but there is nothing special about this album in my opinion.
Maybe I’m not sophisticated enough to get Prog Rock, but I bet it sounds great when you listen to it sitting alone in your parent’s basement on a Friday night. I penalized them one star for that cover of America. That was unforgivable.
I like prog rock, but I don't "like" like prog rock. Fragile is super proggy prog rock. I like it. Roundabout is an absolute classic banger, always a favorite. The rest is a fun and intersting listen, but not something I revisit very often.
fuckin CLASSIC front to back? listened a million times already. south side of the sky underrated as hell
Purely Yes. Very virtuous musicians. The voice captivate the mood of the song.
It's fine. Probably the prog rock band that I like the most. But just not my thing
One of my favourite prog albums of all time and a clear prog masterpiece this is. Easy 5 stars from me, without too much pondering needed here.
Yes.
Progressive rock.
This was so bizarre. I knew the first song out the gate, but don't ask me how I know it. The rest of the album wildly swung between something incredibly 70's and something that could've been made in the mid 00s. An eclectic album, one that I strangely enjoyed.
Prog rock is absolutely not my favourite. In particular, I dislike self indulgent guitar solos. The voices sound so young! Which was strange to me as I associate Yes with old men. That was the case in the 1970s, even more so now of course.
I’ve always been very fond of Roundabout, but I’ll admit I've never listened to anything else from this album before. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety and the musicianship on display here. The keyboards, bass, guitar, and drums are all outstanding. It was certainly much better than yesterday’s prog rock album, Larks’ Tongue in Aspic, which I somewhat hesitantly gave 3 stars to. I feel inclined to give this 4 stars by comparison, a relatively solid 4 stars though.
Not Great.
Fun vibe/beat. Enjoyed 'roundabout'. Enjoyed the piano moments. 3/5
Definitely an interesting experimental kind of album, but not really something I'd consider a "must listen".
4 Rest of the album doesn't quite live up to Roundabout but it is one of the best songs ever written to be fair. Still a solid album though
Prog isn’t for me, but this was less meandering and 70s fantasy rock than some of their other albums so it was tolerable.
I recognized Roundabout. Great song.
Hard to review this album as I've been listening to it since I was 16 years old. There's quite a bit of nostalgia involved so I may be really biased here but it's one of the best albums out there. But I gotta say this website did help me appreciate this album a bit more. Given that I have one album a day. I really had to pay attention to each song and just enjoy the ride. It gives me classical, experimental while also giving me a sense of futurism that I could never comprehend. It's really an expedition through different genres.
Weird. Like Renaissance Fair rock.
If any of you were planning to get into progressive rock, Yes's Fragile is practically the perfect choice. This album is easy to listen to and not overly complicated. It sounds beautiful, if a bit heavy in places. However, if you start to analyze it in more detail, you realize that none of the parts are easy to play, and yet the musicians have managed to juxtapose them without degenerating into cacophony. Are there any downsides? Of course there are. Of the nine songs on the album, only four are full-length; the rest are short vignettes from each musician, a sort of "talent showcase". Here's a keyboardist arranging a piece from Brahms. Here's a short drum fill. Here's an acoustic guitar number with a medieval sound, and so on... They're all skilled guys, they've proven themselves, there's no denying it, but these performances could have been reserved for live performances only. What else can I say? ⬅️To Be Continued
This album is one hell of an experience, it throws you from prog rock to classical to beautiful instrumentals and back again. I had to listen to it twice through, and once more a bit later on, just to work it out. Some of the shorter tracks aren't the best and a bit forgettable, but the strong tracks are STRONG. My favourite songs were Roundabout, South Side of the Sky, Long Distance Runaround, Mood for a Day and Heart of the Sunrise. Mood for a Day is a gorgeous instrumental track. Roundabout is a classic and Heart of the Sunrise is just as good. My first experience listening to Yes was a very enjoyable one.
8/10
***An ok album, easy listening
banger absolu surtout l'intro et l'outro
it was fine but morning stuck out to me
It was fine, a bit too repetitive
Kende alleen het eerste nummer van tiktok
4.5
Beetje te experimenteel maar wel goed
super cool music, guitar, musicianship, psychedelia.... there are many points where I can really hear where KGATLW got inspired for their early sound. but also, I don't think it warrants 4 or 5 for me as a matter of personal preference.
Although this has easily Yes's most popular song on it, I actually find it more disjointed than its surrounding albums, owing to the structure of mostly short solo compositions sandwiched by the group-led prog epics. It's still a 5 though
Shoutout to the reviewer who said that this was Roundabout and an album full of scrapped Super Mario 64 music and weird experimental jams. They were not wrong, however, I did enjoy listening to it!
I vaguely remember giving multiple attempts to this album at some faraway point in my life, influenced by a certain anime and hunting for more Roundabout-type songs. I suspect I bailed pretty quickly each time when the second and third tracks sounded nothing like the ending theme of my favourite show, because nothing past 'We Have Heaven' sounds familiar to me now. ...This album is excellent. The band takes many sorts of left-field detours, which I've learned is due to every song being written by a different member? But I just chalked it up to your usual prog fuckery, and from a band like Yes that's more than welcome. Maybe that’s just something I’ve grown to appreciate more with time. What’s funny is that the album ends with exactly what younger me was looking for: a longer, proggier Roundabout-type song. It might honestly be the best cut off the album! I now curse my past self for never sticking around long enough to hear it. What a fool 😭 Standouts: Roundabout • Cans and Brahms • We Have Heaven • The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus) • Heart of the Sunrise
This album is good but it lacks the cohesion of Close to the Edge and I feel like a lot of the middle is kind of soft and forgettable. The ends are perfect.
Yes, yeah even. The full-band songs are taking much of the credit here, but those solo songs add to the experience. It's satisfying to hear We Have Heaven reprise at the end (9/10, 5/5 on this scale)
Wow, this album held my attention the whole way through, what a creative collection of pieces. Very cool, much enjoyed.
Saw them in concert when I was 20, they have some hits you forget are them. Decent album.
Brings back fond memories of my college buddy since he put it on often. About a third of it was good, but I have a problem with the rest. Too prog-rock for my general listening.
lol I mean it’s fine? some songs way too long but it is funny how hard Roundabout goes despite its new connotation
I enjoyed it, it was some good fast driving music.
i think i only knew "Roundabout", so this was an interesting listen-- with "Roundabout" in a vacuum for me I wouldn't have guessed this was a mostly prog rock group, and that sound is way more evident on later tracks. we haven't rolled a lot of prog rock (that I can remember, anyway), but this stands out as the best (read: the only good) prog rock album so far. "Long Distance Runaround" was also a lot of fun.
This was a cool album. I'd only listened to Roundabout before, but the whole thing was filled with such an impressive wall of finely layered sounds. What a joy.
I'm not sure what the deal is with this one but it didn't do it for me. It felt like the cry for help of someone struggling with HPPD. 1-1.5
The story behind this album's inclusion on the list is actually quite interesting, as it was intended for the companion book "1001 Albums that Make Brandon Want to Die" but ended up here due to a publishing mix-up. An understandable, though unfortunate, error.
Roundabout fucking rules, the rest of the album has lil’ flashes of brilliance. But I’m learning that’s the prog rock thesis statement: “We’re going to try a whole bunch of wacky shit, and maybe some of it sticks”
Classic prog
Meh. Roundabout is the only somewhat redeemable song and that isn't even very good. The rest of this album was a giant question mark that I didn't enjoy at all.
I love the unique idea of “each band member gets his own song for the album”. It’s a super fun concept that gives the album flavor, though there are better Yes albums out there
Great background noise
A strange album. There are some very cool moments on here, especially Roundabout, but then most of the album sounds like a recorded jam session - and while technically the playing is very good, I didn’t find most of it very interesting.
What an amazing album that I know very well. It's interesting how on this album Yes works well as five masterful individuals and as one cohesive group. Liked Songs Added: Roundabout South Side Of The Sky Long Distance Runaround The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus) Heart Of The Sunrise
ok another jojo’s reference
4 disks, 4 hours running time! FML. Made the decision to judge this off the 1st disc, as the others seemed to be the same songs just remixed. It was ok, not sure if I’d be rushing back
Felt like it dragged a bit
One of the best prog bands of all time. This album is a masterpiece.
Roundabout - найкраща, інші теж добре впринципі
Moeilijk, raar, gedurfd, geweldig! Niemand klinkt zoals Yes hier, zelfs Yes zelf.
Delightfully silly! I used to listen to a lot of prog back in the day and I loved it. Listening back now it does seem like a lot of self indulgent twaddle! But fun none the less.
Really enjoyed it
Its more of like a 3.75 than a actual 4 its good, but not amazballs. It was also weird in the timing of each song it was like 7min song, 1.5min song, another 7min. overall would buy to have on record I think.
I love this album!! The harmonies, vocals and keyboards are perfect.
Strong start, and generally I quite like prog rock, but this was pretty uneven and all over the place.
WUGH. happy and bright and nostalgic 10000/10
03/03/2026 *1. roundabout - more acoustic than i thought it would be... oh my god i've heard this before! bass is great!! really like the vocals :) love the quieter bit about 5 mins in. 2. cans and brahms - harpischord-y? sounds like something off of the soundtrack for a clockwork orange. nice! 3. we have heaven - kindof folsky... love the bass and the drums. love the layering... like the ending! *4. south side of the sky - very atmospheric... why do so many prog songs start with wind blowing. love the drums.... guitar and bass are so great! love the organ (keyboard?) in the back. love the electronic thrumming noise.. 5. five per cent for nothing - ooo liking this :) only 35 seconds though.... nice palette cleanser after a longer song. 6. long distance runaround - reeaaally liking the bass and drums on this album. *7. the fish (schindleria praematurus) - nice! 8. mood for a day - nice as well :) *9. heart of the sunrise - really liking the start...feel like i've heard this before... love it!!! bass is great again!!! <3 great ending.... found out about the song starship troopers literally two days ago and made a mental note to listen to yes and this showed up! really liked it. maybe because yesterday was pink floyd, i don't think i enjoyed this as much as i probably would've if it was a shit album yesterday - but still wanting to listen to the other albums of theirs on this list :)
Me: Mom, can we get the Pink Floyd album Mom: We have Pink Floyd at home This is the album at home ...
Dużo różnorodności, Roundabout oczywiście znałam. 3,5/5
Ultra lange lieder omg Funky i like Bisschen weird/anstrengend ein ganzes album so zu hören Experimentell, wie weniger palatable pink floyd
Eu amei o álbum
I've never really understood prog rock... and listening to this entire album did very little to further that understanding. Talented musicians for sure, I just can't get my head around the concepts.
Unfortunately faded into the background for me after Roundabout, which is not enough credit to the band that went from this album to do "Close to the Edge" (which surely will pop up on this list if this did?) to somehow going on to write quintessential 80s pop cheese in the form of "Owner of a Lonely Heart"
Pretty sure putting a bunch of really good songs surrounded by some filler songs is actually a jojo reference 3.5
not my type
meme song was cool but otherwise unremarkable
Un po' troppo sperimentale per i miei gusti
Ej, this looks familiar! Album, k sm ga v avtu že kar nekajkrat poslušala. Ta začetek z "Roundabout" je fakin amazing. Tko lepo počas, dokler te kar naenkrat ne fukne v najbl hitr kitarski (basovski?) ritem (glih berem, ker nism bla zihr - I guess je to dejansko bas del, v zadnjem verzu zaigran na električno kitaro). "South Side of the Sky" je hud. Prog rock je I guess ful hit or miss za ljudi. Na tem albumu maš skoz vmes kratke komade, k so al variacija na klasiko ("Cans and Brahms"), general weirdness ("Five per Cent for Nothing") ali pa čudovita akustična kitara ("Mood for a Day"). Po pa te 7-12 minutni komadi, k te popeljejo na celo potovanje. And I love it. "Heart of the Sunrise" je insane, sploh prvih neke 4 minut, potem se pa malo umiri. Kinda. Not really. V glavnem, kul.
I found it interesting that a prog-rock album could have moments of whimsy by incorporating folky aspects, perfectly encapsulated by "Mood for a Day". I was completely entranced by the album, I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did. The groove, weirdness and great composition is undeniably incredible!
Sharp Distance 1001 Albums Generator 238 (3/2/2026) They way that as long as you start and end strong, people will forget if you slumped in the middle? What if you start and end with two of the greatest prog rock songs of all time (and the stuff in the middle aint bad either)? Roundabout is totally a quintessential prog song. It's one of the most famous in the genre, and it showcases a band at the peak of their abilities. From Buford and Squire's insane groove in the verses to Howe's iconic guitar work, especially in the intro, to Wakeman's fun electric piano arpeggios and organ solo, Yes is firing at all cylinders. With that said, my favorite song on Fragile has always been Heart of the Sunrise. Everything that I said about Roundabout still applies, but I think the flow is even better and Jon Anderson's SHARP! DISTANCE! is always stuck in my head. Beyond the bookends, this album is structured really strangely, with lots or short ditties, showcasing that all the members had serious composition chops. South Side of the Sky is the other epic here, and it's great. Long Distance Runaround is a really underrated, gentle track here. I don't have much negative to say about Fragile except that Five Per Cent For Nothing is a little annoying but it's 37 seconds long so I'll allow it. One of my favorite prog albums ever. 5/5. Favs: Roundabout Long Distance Runaround Heart of the Sunrise Least Fav: Five Per Cent For Nothing
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I wasn’t aware of this band before now and then the first song came on and I was like yooo the meme song. The rest of the album is a very different vibe from the first track and honestly I’d rather it wasn’t on this album because it just makes me think of instant regret tiktoks. I can’t really blame them for that though. The guitars are definitely the main attraction here, and the other instruments support them well. They know their place and let the guitars take the limelight 90% of the time. There are a lot of shorter instrumental pieces and even when the guy is singing it’s not overbearing, which I’m fine with as I don’t really love his voice anyway. Songs like mood for a day are so stripped back and I feel like I’m listening to a medieval squire or something. And then other songs are more rocky or jazzy but it all feels consistent and flows still somehow. I enjoyed this! It’s so noodly and whimsical and fun.
Being a prog-rock album, Yes's Fragile is full of fascinating rhythms and melodies that create songs with immense depth and incredible energy. It would be impossible to catch every little detail in each song on first listen, which is why it's practically impossible to ever get tired of this album. 4.8/5
i like the first song because of the meme, i like how complex and groovie the songs are, but its not up my alley yet i apreciate them
Very cool
Just from the opening track! YES LET'S GOOO. I got a bit bored further into the album. The fire died down.
UUUUUUUUHHH i wanted to give the time to listen to this. So the that time has come. So they hit you full force with Roundabout and leave you hangin with quirky classical music. I'd hang out with the band integrants, they seem like fun. And they do it again... and again, quirky interlude after quirky interlude, we have bangers.
Très sympa!! bien séquencé, bons morceaux, bons mix, bonne longueur. pas de point haut TRÈS haut, cependant. 3.5+/5
Some great tracks but the personal solo fillers aren't are compelling except maybe Squire's Fish. Still in the top 5 Yes albums though.
JoJo reference; roundabout is peak.
5/10
I prefer my progressive rock to have more bite than this. That memey lick on Roundabout is amazing though.
ACTUAL RATING: 4.5 These characters are NOT teenagers, dude.
Weird but fun. Also, we’ll be right back
Wasn't incredibly impressed.
No
Let's go, this was really cool. Roundabout is iconic, thanks JoJo, but there are some great songs here, including the very sentimental feeling Mood for a Day, which was probably my favorite. It's not as good as the other Yes albums, as there are some strange interludes that seem like the guys just messing around. I didn't mind it, but it does make for a weaker album experience, in my opinion. Heart of the Sunrise was also awesome. Cool album.
Better than Tommy
Massively surpassed (admittedly low) expectations. So many wonderful moments - found it a pretty joyful listen that I’m glad I’ve had (even if some of the keyboard touches sound a little cheesy/dated).
Yeah. OK.
Yes. A thousand times, yes.
There's a tendency to say prog rock is endless, purposeless noodling, but I didn't get that impression from this album at all. I thought it was tight and super inventive. I can hear the influences even in post-rock or post-hardcore 20-30 years later. Came out two years after the Who's awful Tommy that I had to sit through two days ago, and sounds light years ahead (I know light years are a measurement of distance). Fav track: The Fish Least fav: Mood for a Day
Yes, I liked!
Not my style
Todo álbum que começa com clássico, é um bom álbum.
Classic
Glad I know where the audios from now. You know the one. Also some genuinely good rock in here but some that wasn’t totally for me. Cool ending though
Top 3 South side of the sky Long distance runaround
Didn't save any songs but it was fine
Nothing wrong with it at all. Interesting. But I didn’t like it.
Yes indeed. Also just want to acknowledge that for a classic British prog rock album, there’re curiously a good deal of Latin rhythms & flavors going on here.
Not for me.
would be 5 if it wasn’t for all the filler
What a ridiculous album, that opening bassline on Roundabout just kicked me in the balls
I used to like this album a lot more than now. Technically it's impressive and enjoyable but also feels empty?
I really did not like this album very much. I can appreciate the musicianship however, this was not my cup of tea. I’m not a big fan of just endless guitar wanking.
I did enjoy this album more than I thought would. I won’t be listening to it in full again, but I’ve taken a couple songs from it. I also love how short it is. Not my vibe, but not bad at all!
Some really banging music brought down by nonsensical intermissions.
sim FAVS (top 3): roundabout, south side of the sky, mood of the day mençoes honrosas: we have heaven, lond distance runaround, heart of the sunrise MEU DEUS É O ALBUM Q TEM A MUSICA DO TO BE CONTINUED KKKKKKK AMO. tirando isso, legal o album eles arrasam nos instrumentos de corda fez uma baita diferença nota final: 3.5/5
MAGA men.
Roundabout is a grrrreat track. The rest of the album is all flash no substance. Seriously what is the point in the extracts from Brahms - so pretentious. Its great to have this sort of craftsmanship and ambition in music, but I don't think this is it. Yes have better albums. 2.8/5
Release the incredible The Yes Album, tour the world, recrute Rick Wakeman, record and release the at least equally incredible Fragile. All in the space of less than a year. As far as a gameplan goes, Yes got it spot on in 1971. Yes, please!
one of the few i have on vinyl. a classic
Roundabout - 3.5/5 Cans and Brahms - 2.5/5 We Have Heaven - 3/5 South Side of the Sky - 3/5 Five per Cent for Nothing - 2.5/5 Long Distance Runaround - 4/5 The Fish (Schindleria Praemeturus) - 4.5/5 Moddo for a Day - 3/5 America - 3/5 Roundabout - Early Rough Mix - 3/5 3/5
preciso ouvir ainda omg depois eu mudo
Not really sure how to place this album genre. Wasn't bad, but not great either.
Sounded like the nerdiest kids in your music program got together and formed a band. Haha. I enjoyed it mostly but it's not something I'm going to be going back to.
Always fun to listen to a song and be like "Oh that where that meme/trend came from" Anyways, "Roundabout" "We Have Heaven" and "South Side of the Sky" are great, and I enjoyed "Long Distance Runaround" "The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)" as well.
Yes have influenced several of my favorite bands, and I wish I could get into their music, but this just doesn't really work for me.
Too self indulgent. Minus one star for absolutely butchering America.
Side 1 is about as good a prog rock can possibly be. Side 2 🤷♂️
cult asa woodstock music
Yesss but not their best work
Went in knowing it was a prog rock big deal, and while the musicians are super talented, the genre just isn't my general thing. I dig the technical stuff and that killer bassline in "Roundabout", but the rest of the record was kinda hit or miss. All the experimental bits and those short, solo instrumentals felt more like each member showing off than a good cohesive listen. Overall, it was whatever for me. There are some awesome moments, especially in the longer songs, but the whole pretentious, over-the-top art rock thing made it feel like a drag. It's clearly amazing for people who love that kind of complex, symphonic rock, but as someone who isn't into that whole musical wizard thing, I found it to be kinda forgettable and not something I'd listen to again.
A really strong opening song for an album. It's between a 3 and a 4, but I really love the beginning. We'll see how my feelings change over time Favorite Song: Roundabout
keb maar enkel deel 1 geluisterd want wtf 4uur ma twas wel een vibe 3.5
Zeppeli: "Bastard... How many bland proggy dad rock albums are on this list!?" Dio: "Do you remember how many breads you have eaten in your life?" <----TO BE CONTINUED---|\| Genuinely, when I saw that this album had come up I rushed to see if "Roundabout" was on it - at the time, I thought this was the one Yes song I knew, having not realised that "Owner of a Lonely Heart" was also theirs. I found myself genuinely getting hyped seeing that it was the opening track, and was ready for some JoJo's Bizarre Adventure vibes. "Roundabout" is great. It's way too long, but it's great. It grooves, it rises and falls, it's just a good time. The rest of the album is more eclectic and proggy, and unfortunately every other song is also too long. This results in an album that feels drawn out and unanchored - a slightly torturous mess that doesn't give you a sense of stability for even a moment. Sometimes this would be a good thing - an album constantly keeping you in suspension and holding you there, forcing you to engage as it pulls you further along... unfortunately this isn't one of those. It's somehow both too bland and too nonsensical. It's a shame, I usually like experimental, proggy stuff. It's not completely dreadful, it's just... not great and too much of it.
Phenomenal bass work from Chris Squire. An overall solid prog-rock album. The highlights being Roundabout - obviously - and South Side of The Sky. I also really like the cover of America on the deluxe version.
Not a fan.
Yes! My first reaction upon seeing this album, was No! But then I listened to the album. And now it is Yes. Somehow, I ended up liking this one a good bit, easily the most enjoyable of the three Yes albums we’ve had. “Roundabout” goes crazy and exists as a perfect opening song. Sparks intrigue immediately, has a flare for the dramatic, gets a little tension & release. “We Have Heaven” was a very peaceful little interlude style track. Which would normally be odd this early in an albums track sequencing, but this is Yes doing prog rock stuff, where rules are intentionally thrown out the window. “Mood For A Day” kinda mirrors the same placid feeling amidst a flurry of proggy chaos. Feels like sitting in the sunshine. Then there’s a cover of S&G’s “America” that goes over pretty well. Nothing will beat the original, but this is a refreshing take on it. Can’t believe I’m giving this album a light 4/5, but Yes gets rewarded for locking in a bit more on specific melodies and motifs for Fragile, finally ditching their penchant to switch up the time signature every ten seconds just for the fun of it. That being said, this can be the last Yes album. Three is plenty.
first song on the album is FIRE
Roundabout (Of Course) Lond Distance Runaround Mood for a Day Heart of the Sunrise
It's the Jojo meme song.
8/10
Solid project Roundabout is a feat of music and the rest of the album doesn’t really reach the same heights that song does Feels like a bunch of pretty good or ok songs sandwiched between two prog rock masterpieces
This album rates this highly for me simply on the strength of Chris Squire's bass on "Roundabout."
This is a tough review to write because there was a time when I would have given this a 5/5. In fact, upon seeing this album pop up, I thought 5/5 was within reach! But after giving it my full attention for the first time in 15 years, I feel that even a 4/5 isn't quite correct. In many ways, I love Yes. They've written some of my favorite musical moments—and some of them are on this album. But, like so much of prog, there are also a lot of moments that seem to exist for stroking the band members' egos, rather than contributing to the song. It's maximalist to a fault, overwritten and under-felt. I saw a video of Rick Rubin working with Flea on "Give It Away." Rubin keeps telling Flea to "give it space" and not to be "too note-y." Yes could have really used a producer with that mindset on Fragile. "Long Distance Runaround" is a great and underrated track though. No notes on that one (except for the many, many notes throughout it).
Yes is one of my all time favorites so I was pleasantly surprised that this one was chosen.
So weird. When it was good, it was good. Much needed funk...
At least it wasn’t Too Loud™️
Yuck. Long and boring.
i liked the songs but at times the instrumentals felt like legend of zelda theme music. 8/10
What a great album
Roundabout is incredible, great lyrics, interesting instrumentation, long play time with development over the song. Rest of the songs are more a mixed bag. I would have rated this album higher if 3-4 of the duds were left out of the album and it was just a tad more cohesive between songs.
Not quite. 5 but roundabout is lovable
this band is responsible for the only enjoyable part of jojos bizarre adventures. thank you yes, you're the best
A+
The songs with lyrics are good, but fillers like “Five percent for Nothing” really harms it
There isn't anything that needs to be said about this album. The production is insane for 1971. The three long songs are perfection, and Long Distance Runaround and The Fish together make great companion pieces. ...Alright, I guess there is one thing that needs to be said: do the short indulgences from the individual band members enhance the experience or detract from it? For me, Cans and Brahms and Five Per Cent For Nothing have always been whatever inclusions, Cans doesn't work as an epliogue to Roundabout, Five Per Cent doesn't work as an intro to Long Distance runaround. And I've always hated We Have Heaven. The Fish and Mood For A Day at least stand on their own as good listenable material within the context of the tracklist. I have to wonder, if those three Side 1 indulgences had been cut, would this album be regarded as even better than Close To The Edge? But as it is, it feels like The Yes Album, but with untrimmed fat. I prefer The Yes Album to this. But come one, its still at least a 4/5.
This is the second Yes album for me in this project. And just like last time, I still can't really get into their music. I like the genre. In some ways, the music reminds me a lot of Genesis, a band I love. But still, I can't get into Yes' music. And that was also the case with this album. 3/5
Roundabout
V/Rv
I liked dis one
+ roundabout, baaaass - a lil wacky
Prog blæææh
⭐️⭐️1/2
Top songs: South Side of the Sky
This is pretty good. The first song hit me with a wave a nostalgia. This a 3 but like a good 3, not like these other 3 albums out here
Loveee the breakdown in Roundabout but way too long for no reason. didn't really care for the instrumentals except for Heart of the Sunrise.
This was ok
I've only enjoyed certain classic prog-rock artists, but not all. This isn't quite my cup of tea, even though the first is an all time classic, incredible musicianship and performance. Wish i was into it more.
Comes accross as pretentious, self-indulgent claptrap, including the alleged standout track Roundabout. 'Wanky' should sum it up.
Certified banger. Amazing bass, fun lyrics just a good time
Wow this ones fantastic- Roundabout is a great opener. The rest of the track list compliments each other in motion. I give this a 4.5 but ill give it a 5 here since there are no half stars
Enjoyable, upbeat background music for today.
Just a bunch of noise. The vocals are good. I could barely hear the lyrics.
Long forgotten album. Very nic eto hear it again. I remember well the Roundabout, but also the log distance runaround. Or is this inly a remindrer on the Yessongs Live album?
Heel afwisselend. Heel leuk! Toffe ontdekking
Super leuk en gevarieerd
This was ok, I guess? It had some interesting use of difference musical influences (think I spotted some Latin-style instrumental stuff) but some of these were way too long without actually developing a great deal. Felt like jamming within the confines of a song at times. Bleh
I think I was intrigued for about 20 seconds. I then got the annoying vocals and just to make matters worse there was organ music like it was taken from Brighton pier. Seaside organ anyone. Nope! At times it was also like there was an exorcism going on and could be taken from a dodgy film. I did enjoy the delivery, recording quality and skills, but it was so chaotic and mashed that I failed to engage with it as an album. OK, I could probably find a song or part of it I enjoyed. "Mood for the day" I thought the album had finished and I was listening to a new artist to enjoy. The next and last song was then another shift from the norm which typified the album. It was largely excellent, but it went on too long and had too many elements to it that ultimately ruined it. Interesting experiment I guess but too much I didn't like about it to consider it a coherent masterpiece.
There are three good tracks on this album. 'Roundabout', 'Mood for a Day', and 'Heart of Sunrise'. The rest of the album feels like unnecessary padding. Have I mentioned my hatred of the electric organ? Overlayed with the squeaky vocals, it got quite grating. Also, despite its varied nature, most tracks seemed to be quite shallow arrangements. Certainly not as expansive sounding as other prog rock offerings. The album has a peculiar, very British vibe that somehow remind me of films like 'Willow' or 'Time Bandits'. It's interesting that I just can't imagine anything like this being recorded now. I've always thought that Yes have a pretty middling ranking in British prog rock and this album just cements that view.
Sometimes felt a little bit like a disjointed sampler album (for example, when it stumbles into part of a Brahms symphony...)
First song’s a banger then it kinda fizzles.
Awful. One of the worst things I've ever heard.
The only Yes I know is Roundabout and Owner of a Lonely Heart. One of those is on this album, and it's 8 and a half minutes long and I liked it. The rest of the album is OK, it gets a little too proggy and Jazz Odyssey-y at times. Not bad, not great. I'd rather spend the time listening to Floyd.
Wasn't really expecting the old school vibes - decent listen
Fragile is undeniably beautiful, full of rich instrumentation and those soaring, sky-high vocals feel god damned transcendent. I appreciate the ambition and the progressive spirit, but a lot of it drifts into vibing and fiddling around - great as a background listen, less so if I’m looking to be fully locked in or emotionally grabbed.
Not my cup of tea. I'm just not into jam band type music and this was no exception. As a dear friend of mine once said, "It's like they got ripped to the gills and just stepped into the studio: 'LETS JUST FUCK AROUND, BOYS'"
Seriously though, this is what you get when you let musicians do whatever they want.
Bit over technical for its own good but enjoyed it
4/10
Very interesting.
Well, no-one pops fragile on so thry can specially listen to Tin Cans and Brahms or Five Percent for Nothing. The album really consists of four songs - Roundabout, South Side of the Sky, Long Distance Runaround, and Heart of the Sunrise - with the solo bits and bobs thrown in as, well, not padding, but bonuses. So then; the bonuses. Tin Cans and Brahms is a surprisingly accurate transcription for keyboards of the third movement of Brahms 4th Symphony and, to be honest, is the sort of thing Wendy Carlos did better. We Have Heaven is Jon Anderson being all hippy and cosmic, if you like that sort of thing. The slamming door and footsteps seem a bit Atom Heart Mother to be honest. Five Percent for Nothing is a Bill Bruford drum solo that the band play along with: all tricky time changes and rhythm tricks. The Fish is Chris Squire overdubbing unfeasible numbers of bass riffs. Mood for a Day is a sort of folk flamenco guitar piece.by Steve Howe. They're all short, they're all palatable and they're apparently there to save money on studio time. The other tracks are group songs. This was Wakeman's first outing and he brings a level of virtuosity and classically trained skills that push the band into a new level of playing. Bruford and Squire have two of the most distinctive sounds in rock music, Anderson has a voice like no other (you may think this good or bad) and Howe is a guitar dynamo. Of course the band songs are over the top and the lyrics are pretty dopey and it goes on too long and has pretensions to symphonic grandeur. But these songs rock like Grandma's chair. I put down my hard earned pocket money when i was 14 to buy the vinyl and never regretted it. 4 stars, but only because you need somewhere to go when you get to Close to the Edge.
Prog rock! I definitely enjoy me some Yes. Roundabout and Long Distance Runaround are highlights here. And very cool version of America. Didn’t even know Yes covered it. Love what they did with this. As much as I like much of the record, it does meander a bit. And the a few of the tracks are self-indulgently long. I think there are better Yes albums, but on whole, a quintessential prog rock Yes work.
It’s just not for me. Talented sure and there are moments of greatness throughout, but I just don’t really like it. Most prog rock just sounds cheesy/corny to me and this one is no different. 4/10
Me, a disgusting Zoomer: Holy shit it's the song from that meme... Wait a sec, this actually goes hard
yes
Interesting listen, not really for me but I gave it go
The series of Yes albums in the 70’s mean so much to me. These are the albums which ignited my love for progressive music and which were at the forefront of the genre. Whilst Fragile is an excellent album it does not quite reach the heights of The Yes Album or perhaps their best ever album Close To The Edge. However the stand out tracks Roundabout and Heart of the Sunrise are up there with the very best of Yes and worth the 5 stars alone. 5/5 27/1/26
tijekom: sada sam skontala da je ovo neka Vicina muzika, vec prvu pjesmu Roundabout poznajem i ovo mi je prečudno iskustvo. vidim da neke pjesme traju i po 11 min, cant wait. u roundaboutu je ova gitara PREDOBRA, ovo kao akustično, ja ne znam zašto mi je to toliko poznat zvuk. nažalost sam bila preokupirana učenjem grčkog, no cijeli je album odličan i dobit je 5 zvjezdica, definitivno se planiram vratiti i poslušati opet.
Roundabout slaps, the rest not so much. Really wanted to love this one, alas
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Lots of good stuff, a few medium things that feel kinda cheap
Prog rock, wakeman Roundabout
Nothing to really add to the conversation about this album. It’s a classic for a reason. You might be wary of songs longer than a few minutes but honestly, the longer tracks like “Heart Of The Sunrise” will pass faster than you realize. By the way, the “Deluxe Edition” of this album represented by this cover is no longer available on Apple Music, replaced by a Super Deluxe Edition with a fresh remaster of the original mix, a new remix by Stephen Wilson, and some other tracks (including the band’s rearrangement of Simon And Garfunkel’s “America” and the single versions of “Roundabout” and “Long Distance Runaround”).
I loved the sound of this record, but it definitely gives me a British prog for prog's sake vibe. The music is incredible, but it definitely feels like Yes put their intense musicality first before any intellectual substance. Pink Floyd had its social commentary; Jethro Tull had its vivid imagery, Genesis had its British heritage. What did Yes have other than serious musical talent? I'm just not sure yet. The music is unparalleled, but I need more substance for full marks. Four stars.
Good album
Yeah…actually no.
Respectable ability throughout but nothing jumped out to me that I particularly enjoyed
No.
Used to listen to the shit out of Roundabout from a compilation album I had as a younger lad. The rest of this album is garbage though. And not the good kind. +1 rank for the nostalgia of the only good song on the album.
I have a love/hate relationship with "prog" rock. Mostly, I think it can be summarized as I like what prog rock became, but not necessarily where it came from. Yes may be, somewhat, the exception. They impart progressive aspects without losing the plot - that is, musicality that keeps a song appealing. Some progressive bands are just noise and chaos and it sucks. Others, like Rush, are just annoying. Of what little I've heard of the whole Yes catalog, they seem to keep it real, and I appreciate that. This album sits in there somewhere, but it does stray a bit.
Первая и последняя топ, остальное какие-то инструментальные малослушабельные филлеры. Но я обожаю Roundabout, поэтому меньше 4 поставить не могу...
Liked it. Didn’t love it.
If you have heaven, then for the love of god send me straight to hell.
As an old punk I fully expected to hate this but I found myself locking into to the virtuosity, the bananas timing and arrangements and the baroque weirdness of it all. I must be getting old.
Didn’t like this sadly.
8/10 Favourite: Heart of the Sunrise Least Favourite: The Fish
No. I got two yes albums in a row and I tried, I really tried. Very instrumental heavy and I get it's a story telling album, but I couldn't really get into the story because I was just so relieved to hear lyrics. Again, if you like long instrumentals and clever storytelling through sound, this is for you. Just not for me
Bello, ci starebbero le 4* ma già le darò a Close to the Edge, e non li voglio entrambi
Nice albummmmm. Good but I'd like it if it was a little heavier
Roundabout is good and south side of the sky but even that. Please end the songs. Everything is too long. not for me I think this is a one and a half but since we dont have a half I’ll give it 2 reluctantly
It’s jazz for people who are afraid of jazz
Wowzers! I've had this thing on repeat all day. The musicianship is bananas. They manage to be so technical without it ever feeling dorky. At least in my book :P I'm a sucker for fanciful, prog, rock opera type stuff, but more groove, soul, dimensions than folks like Rush (❤️). Each instrument is off the hook. Unearthly rhythm section. I'm in love with Jon Anderson's vocals. Sci fi soul ballads. All types of keys. The whole is, dare I say, perfect? Yes! A 20 minute America cover?? YES! I've been under a rock! 🙌
All of us will be the roundabout some day
Progressive rock is very versatile. I am more of a Golden Earring or Klaatu fan. On this album, only “Roundabout” really deserves attention.
Couple of goods songs but mostly music you have to pretend to understand and look very serious and nod at.
Great prog rock album. The keys, base and vocals are really nice.
Such a fun album! I loved it, and. I am a very generic Yes fan.
10/10 Great Stuff. I love this album. Got through it all immediately after it was assigned.
Slightly disappointed by this given how much I love ‘Roundabout’. Opener and closer are incredible. What lies in between is more of a mixed bag.
bello, sopratutto un paio di canzoni (long distance runaround aggiunta alla playlist). buona scoperta, da approfondire
Changed my life!
Brain damaged pink floyd, but like, I didn't hate it
Started out strong and I enjoyed it, but by the end it lost some of the initial charm. Happy to listen to it when it comes on but I’m not going to actively search it out or put it on.
Oh, no, another progressive rock from the 70s. Mood for a Day is very good classical guitar composition.
The guys know how to compose, and play songs
This is excellent. I think I'd listened to it once through before but hardly remembered anything other than Roundabout, but Heart of the Sunrise also fucking slaps hard. Love the little intermissions as well. ⬅️ To Be Continued
Doing this right after Emerson, Lake & Palmer is interesting, and reaffirms that part of the reason I like Emerson, Lake & Palmer is that I can feel them having fun, where as with Yes I get the old prog rock feeling of them being *serious*, and therefore harder for me to appreciate the noodling...but the breadth was good, and I very much enjoyed We Have Heaven, so ugh no I can't put this at the same level as Public Enemy or Curtis Mayfield, THREE FOR YOU
Is that a motHER FUCKIN JOJO REFERENCE?!?! (I don't have much else to say, this album fucking rips dude)
Liked this a lot, Roundabout is a revelation and there are other great jams too, like that this has either massive sprawling prog rock masterpieces over 8 mins or short two minute noodlers
I never thought I’d be a prog rock fan but here we are. Having previously only known Yes for Owner of a Lonely Heart, this was not what expected. The bass on the 8min long (!!) Roundabout absolutely had me in a hold. Ditto for Heart of the Sunrise. Also loved The Fish, South Side of the Sky and Long Distance Runaround. Genuinely listened to this whole album 20 times over the weekend. The pitfalls were some of the filler songs like Cans and Brahms, but I suppose you need some palette cleansers. It was hard to tell when one song started and another ended, which was annoying when I wanted to parse out names of songs, but it generally lulled me into listening to the whole thing on repeat. Given I can’t give this a 4.5, gonna just splurge and give it a 5. Am I a fan now? Yes.
Only 3.5 songs and then a bunch of noodling, but still good. Was stuck between a 3 or 4, but decided to lean generous, I think this is about the best prog we're going to listen to. Looked at the other reviews and these ones from less generous ratings made me laugh: "Nerd wizard rock that I do not want." "Guess again fuckface!! All you're getting is an album full of scrapped Super Mario 64 music." "Goblin Slop" "You know those girls who really dig Yes? Yeah, me neither."
Nothing very inspiring or exciting to hold on to.
If you dissected their songs, there are parts that are truly great. But for me, this is the sonic equivalent of wearing a paisley shirt with plaid pants.
Yes and ELP are top competitors in the effort to explore the soundscape elements of prog rock, envisioning an artistic environment not physical but sonic, woven together and undulating to carry the listener on flights through fantastical realms. Sometimes these work, and work well, such as with Roundabout, but often the listener is left behind, having missed the flight, confused and disappointed. If are in the mood to get taken along on the flight though, it can be enjoyable. Three stars, with an extra one for creativity.
Sheesh - just roundabout
# Album Name: Fragile # Artist: Yes # Rating: 3/5 # Comments: Like one good song on the album. The rest are fillers or just ok. # Top Tunes: roundabout # Would I listen to it again? No. Just some of it
Looooots of bangers and work on this one
Need to come back to this one!
Kinda dorkier than I remember
I have quite enjoyed previous Yes albums I've listened to, however this album fell a bit flat compared to those.
kinda of weird album, it even has classical music as one track
Strong 4,5
For those of you who don't get this album or refer to it as "dad rock"..... Well, you can listen to the tone-deaf musings of Radiohead while sipping bong water through a non-plastic straw.
I feel like it's a good album to listen to when I want to feel like a teenager again; I feel like it has a rebellious and somewhat villainous touch.
Roundabout Long Distance Runaround Mood for a Day - Renaissance sound Heart of the Sunrise - nice singing Nice contrapuntal sounds, good use of classical influences and incorporating favorite pieces, prog rock - not exactly happy w/high pitched singer but like their sound overall Rococo keyboard by Rick Wakeman
I don't think this is a bad album, and despise the comments saying "Tidbits of noise don't make music", however i also agree with comments saying this isn't a masterpiece either. I only wish the entire album was made of songs such as Roundabout, South Side of the Sky, Mood For a Day and Heart of the Sunrise. Sadly, rest of the album falls short.
The long songs are long (7:57, 8:29, 11:16) and the short songs are short (ranging 0:35 to 2:55), with only 'Long Distance Runaround' seeming appropriate for a radio single for a progressive rock band of the time. (Saying this ignores that I grew up hearing 'Roundabout' in all its glory on my local classic rock station, but surely you know what I mean). Somehow the long songs were so transportive they were over too quickly, and the short songs were so captivating that time stretched itself out. The first interlude "Cans and Brahms" was jarring, albeit a little funny/cheeky (I hope humor was part of the intent). To follow with a second solo interlude at first felt like a 'wrong' choice (I do imagine sequencing decisions were at the mercy of physics for pressing LPs, to be fair), but 'We Have Heaven' quickly becomes so loopy and weird in contrast to the preceding classical organ arrangement, that the two songs together quickly become a mutant diptych distillation that hints at an overall thesis for the record. Ultimately, for these little solo jaunts on Fragile, they take space that could have been other complete songs. The sketches, while entertaining and sufficient contributions to the album as a whole, place the album short of a clear higher potential. What I love about this record, especially in comparison to it's prog rock contemporaries (fun fact: Yes drummer Bill Bruford went on to be in King Crimson for over a decade, across some of their best albums.) is how accessible they make their music without sacrificing heady ideas, instrumental showmanship, and non-four-divisible time signatures and phrasing. 'Roundabout', 'We Have Heaven', and 'Long Distance Runaround' are each outright catchy. Particularly 'Roundabout' carries a thinly disguised pop sensibility that could have come from the NYC's Brill Building powerhouse studios. Particularly notable to me, are the clear and implied impacts that this album had on Alternative Rock of later generations. The 'Heart of the Sunrise' repeated centerpiece is a rapid, heavy, tremolo, band-in-unison blues lead-off that we hear uncanny echoes of from the Red Hot Chili Peppers in 'Life is Beautiful'. 'We Have Heaven' is entirely predictive of Dan Deacon's science-experiment pop vocals and electronic looping. The moody, delay-laden, motorik 'The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)' although doing work entirely contemporary of Can, for this time, foretells aspects of Tortoise, Primus, and Mars Volta. The pop precision and vocal harmonies of 'Roundabout' sound at home with much of the New Pornographers work. Also noteworthy, just in anecdote and not really in sound, the Replacements drummer and bass player came together over a love of Roundabout.
Self-indulgence never tasted so good.
"Roundabout" is an absolute banger. The album as a whole is a bit uneven. Starts out with the 8 1/2 minute classic, but then follows that awesomeness with 2 tracks that together are less than 3 minutes. Maybe if they had found a way to flow them together into the following 8 minute track it might have worked better for me. Overall, I love the 3 long tracks, but the shorter ones don't do much for me.
I love prog rock, and this is one of the ultimate classics in the genre. I listened to both the streaming version and the Steven Wilson Mix on Vinyl. There is no doubt, this is a must listen on vinyl kind of album! So classic!
A prog rock classic.
Great album. The first song i recognise from social media