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Title: Only "Yes people" ...
Review: ... can find this to be "philosophical" or deep in any way. Musically decent, as one should expect from musicians of this caliber, but often disoriented and strained to create long pieces, since, presumably, long means "complex," "artistic" and "serious." Yeah, right. The irritating, screeching Anderson's voice disturbs as always, but is fortunately not too present, with all the showing off Wakeman and Howe try to pull off. The lyrics are retarded as one is used to get from Yes, not that they deserve any attention. Still, this has the air of naivete and wanna-be artistry that the band would later abandon for pure unadulterated greed and commercialism, starting around the truly disastrous Tormato and on.Two stars - one deserved, for any Yes album, another for the reduction in Anderson's participation.
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