The Yes Album by Yes

The Yes Album

Yes

3.31
Rating
28895
Votes
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4%
2
16%
3
37%
4
29%
5
13%
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Reviews (page 14 of 14)

Not like to much

I couldn't even make it through the first track

Awesome!

pls stop

Me la pasé bien, así nomás. Tampoco regresaría mucho a él, pero para acompañar mientras haces otras cosas no está mal. Sobre todo con sus canciones de largo aliento. Tiene una apertura muy movidita, que luego no se recupera, "The Clap" también fue una canción curiosa dentro del conjunto. En fin, "Starship Trooper: Life Seeker - Single Version" me gustó. 7/10

- Solid prog rock with a taste of psychedelia in the longer songs

Another good album by Yes. Not as ambitious as the Edge but I enjoyed the use of the Portuguese guitar and the more traditional rock elements.

I liked the album but didn't love it.

I really like a lot of prog rock and prog metal, and I know yes is a big part of that, but I've never been able to really get into them in the past. This album was better than expected, but the song I recognized 'all good people' was definitely the low point IMO. There were good instrumentals throughout and i found myself enjoying a lot of it, but feeling embarrassed by other cheesy pieces. It's a 3.5 that I will begrudgingly rank up to a 4 because I gotta back up prog as a genre.

Progressive history. Quality over quantity

Some grown ass white men have Dungeons & Dragons; I have classic Yes albums. Finally something I actually own! If this album is on the list in place of “Close to the Edge” that’s a shame, but I’ll take what I can get. Steve Howe is on my guitar Mt. Rushmore.

alcune ascoltabili.. altre si perdono

Very prog much wow. Great instrumentation.

this was a great listen

i'm down to jam hard to "owner of a lonely heart" any time but this prog rock stuff.....not for me.

Sounds very influential. Enjoyed

Fantastic! Already listened twice and will definitely be in regular circulation. Note: this is an album that is best listened to cover to cover.

Like rush but boring

Decent I guess

Great album

All over the place. It was pretty ok but not really something I’d bother with on the reg.

Pretty fun, I need to spend more time with Yes because their catalog seems huge.

Country music could do better. Half of the songs were garbage

Probably a 4 star album of I was rating 20-30 years ago.

Good European big-hair 70s rock.

Not bad, a bit generic.

Not peak Yes (ie Close to the Edge) but still very good!

Fav song: I've Seen All Good People

Prog? Yes

Starts out amazing. Some great tracks go into some ok tracks. Then "I've seen all good people" comes on and it'd amazing. Rest of thr album is ok 3.5

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Yes has always been a great band to mellow out to and enjoy. I am enjoying these moments of discovery.

A Yes Album with some good tunes.

The 2nd Yes album in the list. I really enjoy this band.

Nothing to stand out here, but enjoyed the album. Probably needs another few spins.

Didn't love it. 70s prog rock always feels like they're trying to squeeze so many showy performances and studio tricks into a song they forget to write a compelling tune. This is a whole album of that.

Really like this record, and Steve Howe's guitar playing in particular. However, it was in the albums that followed where I feel Yes really hit their stride, both in terms of composition and performance. Regardless, a nice collection of songs and a sign of what was to come.

Better than I anticipated. Wide-ranging and fun.

While worse than their other album, it's still above average and warrants a 4, although it's closer to a 3.5 than a 4

Really good, some great guitar work on the less well known tracks. Loved it

Better than expected

Pretty decent album. had no idea "Your Move" was part of a medley.

Generally pleasant to listen to and some interesting sounds but overall, not my most favourite album

8/10 FT: A Venture

The instrumentals are amazing. There was a lack of lyrics, but the instruments made up for it.

of course it's great

sick riffs