[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Genesis vs Yes (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 5/28/2017 7:21:02 PM EDT
| In the ARFCOM battle of the bands, we drift into prog rock with this selection. |
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Any group that can make a song and a video about this wins.
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A random submission. Not Genesis or Yes, but prog-rock-ish. It has a trait common to a lot of prog-rock for me: I liked it more the second time I listened to it.
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| I rode up West Alpine from Pescadero in NorCal yesterday with this song in my head. |
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Yes went off the rails with Tales of Topographic Oceans. It was a take-myself-too-seriously POS. I did stick with them for a long time, and they did redeem themselves with the 90125 album, going in quite a different direction.
Genesis was better when Peter Gabriel was the lead singer. They went pop when Gabriel left and Collins took over the vocals. |
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The songs on 90125 were almost Asia songs, but Rabin decided form a band named Cinema (which ended up being the re-formed Yes)and use his new songs on 90125. Quoted:
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harsh fuckers. looking for lines of delineation between the fragile yes and the 90125 yes. |
This thread needs some Six Wives
 Wakeman Six Wives Catherine Howard CarbineKid was born to this. As in this disc was playing in the delivery room.  Rick Wakeman - Quiet Valleys |
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This thread needs some Six Wives  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xppFJJanCk
CarbineKid was born to this. As in this disc was playing in the delivery room. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RByBPZbN4A |
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I saw this performance in concert at Ohio Stadium Horseshoe in 92.
Absolutely one of the best concerts ever. (not my pic, but they had this setup, and this is the 'Home by the Sea' graphic.) 
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