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The twelfth episode of the Yes Music Podcast featuring the eleventh studio album, ‘90125’.
- Is this a Yes album?
- How did Yes come to be the sound of the 80s?
- Is there any classic Yes in this album at all?
Listen and see if you agree with me then let me know by leaving a comment or contacting me via the different routes on the right hand side!
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Show links
Trevor Horn’s ‘Art of Noise’:
Queen:
Hemiola:
Theme music
The music I use is the last movement of Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite. This has been used as introduction music at many Yes concerts. My theme music is not take from a live concert – I put it together from the following two creative commons sources:
Homework for next time:
Listen to Big Generator:
Buy Yes music, don’t steal it. Take a look at this but then go out and buy the album:
6 replies on “Episode 12 – ‘90125’”
Check out 90124 !
90124 is an album by Trevor Rabin consisting of previously unreleased demos and session work prior and during to his time in the progressive rock supergroup Yes. The name 90124 (as well as the cover art) references Yes’ 90125 album.
Cool! Thanks so much, Greg. I will definitely check it out!!
Kevin this is the most enthusiastic I’ve heard you about any of the Yes albums up to this point in the podcasts! 90125 might not have any heavyweight prog epics, but it’s great fun to listen to, and an exciting snapshot in time. I agree with you – thank goodness for Trevor Rabin!
Thanks Ben! Indeed – where would we be now without 90125? Not writing comments on this website, that’s for sure!
Still catching up with past podcasts. You mentioned earlier that “Wonderous Stories” was difficult to listen to because it was over played. Well here in the U.S. I would say the same about “Owner” – it seems to be the only Yessong on classic rock radio – in fact I just can’t listen to it anymore (especially when Steve plays it live). Cheers
Shame. It’s a great song. I understand though… Pity radio doesn’t play classic stuff! There’s a lot to choose from… In fact, there’s an episode idae there, so thanks!