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Title: One song morphs into the next
Review: As a long-time fan who appreciates "classical" Yes and "Rabined" Yes, I was very underwhelmed by this release. Each piece sounds like the one just before it, especially on the vocals. Try listening for the melody on any song (except the title track, which does carry quite well)--the subtle complexities they're known for are missing.Yes' trademarks--and the reason most pieces are still relevant today--are songs that build, that drive emotion, that leave you wanting for more. It's not here. Let's hope that the next release bears more fruit and fewer pits.
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