Title: The End of the Eighties
Product review: This album pretty much defines my freshman year in college. I was very into the "new" YES and bought it out of curiosity. I was not disappointed. Trevor Rabin is supremely talented. After listening to songs such as Cover Up, and Eyes of Love showed me what Rabin contributed to Big Generator and 90125. Sorrow had an interesting South African rhythm. It was the instrumentals though that hooked me.Etoile Noir, Sludge, and The Cape really proved Trevor Rabin's talent to me. I enjoyed his talent for composition and instrumentation. Truly amazing!My only complaint is that there is now a definite "80's" sound lurking through some of these songs. It is not enough to distract from my enjoyment, but that might be nostalgia. Thus, I have given this CD 4 out of 5 stars to err on the side of caution.
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