The message from Scott Rhodes rises higher:
 CR> That was the first Yes LP I ever heard and bought.  I bought it back
 CR> when there was no such thing as CDs.  Yes, I'm actually old enough to
 CR> remember that time.
 SR> It was my second Yes album, after _90125_.  As with you, this was
 SR> pre-CD (or maybe CDs had *just* come out).
 SR> I bought it because I was playing _90125_ to death and figured I
 SR> should  check out some other stuff by them.
I played _90125_ a lot too.  I remember really liking "Changes" and
everything after "Leave It."  I should get that out and play it again.
It's been years since I've heard it.
 SR> After hearing the opening
 SR> three  seconds of "Heart of the Sunrise", I knew I'd made a *good*
 SR> move.
Oh, yes.  I'd never heard anything like it.  It wasn't until some time
latter that I learned that it was called Progressive Rock.  Actually, I
was hearing Art Rock and Progressive Rock being used interchangeably.
Many books did that.
NP: "Going Under" -- Marillion
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- Clark Ray                                                  -
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