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Well, now I think it's the pinnacle of Yes's work and a real spine-tingler, but then I didn't quite get it, but I'm totally with you on GFTO though (what a pair of sad acts we areMayorOfLongview wrote:For shame! I think I'm totally sold on every single track on that album. I listen to GFTO more than any other album I own. As for Awaken - pure magic (for me).


It reminds me of the time I saw Yes at the Royal Albert Hall on the Ladder tour. I bought tickets for both nights as I figured I'd travelled far enough. So the first night, Awaken comes on and superb it was and then Jon gets to "Shall we now bid...Farewell...Farewell", Igor goes mental on the keys and then right where it goes into the crescendo (BOM! BOM! - what a description!


So the second night comes and I get talking to a French guy in the row in front of me. We'd both been to the signing session that day and I shook Jon's hand and generally acted like a moron



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