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Post by Dyolf on Jan 14, 2019 18:03:53 GMT
Yes - RelayerBecause "The Gates of Delirium" just might be in the top five progressive rock songs of all time. Relayer is an amazing album. "Sound Chaser" and "Gates of Delirium" are two of my all time fav Yes songs. CHA CHA CHAAA CHA CHA As blasphemous as it may be to hardcore/long-time Yes fans, I think Drama is going to end up as my favorite album of theirs. I listened to the 5.1 mix of Relayer only yesterday - epic!
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Post by Midori on Jan 14, 2019 18:19:34 GMT
I've grown to love how Yes could make music that dense without it feeling "busy" or "cluttered". Props to their producers and sound engineers for that as well, I'm sure!
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Post by Dyolf on Jan 14, 2019 18:57:16 GMT
I've grown to love how Yes could make music that dense without it feeling "busy" or "cluttered". Props to their producers and sound engineers for that as well, I'm sure! A lot of their 70s stuff was produced by Eddie Offord (plus the band, of course) who also produced ELP. I'm not 100% sure about Relayer (edit: it was Offord). The 5.1 was mixed by Steve Wilson who does a great job of 5.1 mixes but always seems to flatten stereo mixes. The circa 2003 remixes by Rhino are better and they come in nice slipcases.
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