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| | 90125 (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | 90125 was remastered and reissued in 2004 with several bonus tracks. | | | 90125 is a rock album by Yes released in 1983. | | | The album is notable for marking a radical shift in style, with Yes largely trading in their trademark progressive rock sound for contemporary, synthesized 1980's pop. |
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| | 90125 |
| | 90125 is a rock album released in 1983 by Yes. | | | The title refers the album's number in the Atlantic Records catalog (and appears as the central group of digits in the album's UPC code). |
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| | 90125 - definition of 90125 in Encyclopedia |
| | 90125 is a rock album by Yes released in 1983 (see 1983 in music). | | | The title refers to the album's number in the Atlantic Records catalog (and appears as the central group of digits in the album's UPC). | | | 90125 was the second album from the crossbred Yes and The Buggles, and was much influenced by Trevor Horn's production work. |
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on 90125 [Remaster] - Yes at Epinions.com |
| | 90125 is absolutely astounding to my ear, and its musical complexity and accurate sonic quality make it my favorite album to dissect. | | | It is a flawless performance by a band recreating itself for a new generation of listeners, a re-invention that stunned their long-time fans, a reference recording for the entire music industry. | | | Instead of the nearly symphonic musical passages the band had become famous for, the songs of 90125 were relatively compact and edgy with a rock sound that was ahead of it's time in places. |
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| | The entire “90125” album was performed during the course of the shows at the beginning of the tour. | | | The “90125” album, released in November 1983, was hailed as up-to-the-minute music, proving that this lineup could indeed invent fresh and commercially popular arrangements without sacrificing their reputation as tight, technical musicians in a progressive mode. | | | One of the strangest tracks on “90125” is “City of Love.” It doesn’t sound remotely like anything they’ve done before, and except for Jon’s screaming vocals, doesn’t even sound like anything else on this album. |
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| | 90125 (album) -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article |
| | 90125 is a (Material consisting of the aggregate of minerals like those making up the Earth's crust) rock album by (An affirmative) Yes released in 1983 (see (Click link for more info and facts about 1983 in music) 1983 in music). | | | 90125 was the second album from the crossbred Yes and (Click link for more info and facts about The Buggles) The Buggles, and was much influenced by (Click link for more info and facts about Trevor Horn) Trevor Horn's production work. | | | The title refers to the album's number in the (Click link for more info and facts about Atlantic Records) Atlantic Records catalog (and appears as the central group of digits in the album's (Click link for more info and facts about UPC) UPC). |
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| | Trevor Rabin: Capturing adrenaline |
| | With 90125, it’s all about the band, the music and the work you’ve put into it. | | | Five of its tracks pre-date 90125 and show how fully formed his songs were prior to his involvement with the band. | | | 90125 came out, which is to this day by far the most successful record the band ever did. |
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| | YES Album discussion volume 1: 90125 |
| | 90125 is one of my favorite albums of all times! | | | Aside from the music and structure of the songs being tremendous, the album countless musical and life memories attached to it. | | | 90125 was the first album I ever became obsessed with. |
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| | YES 90125 reviews and MP3 |
| | Some of the songs for his then planned new solo album were recorded for "90125" (there is a Rabin`s album called "90124", released last year, I think, with demos of songs which were recorded for "90125"). | | | In the case of YES: 90125, it is album written and performed by a group of very talented muscians combined at perhaps the peak of their muscial prowess, and consiting of music that was not exactly what was what they were known for. | | | ‘90125’ is a much more poppy and song-oriented album than e.g. |
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| | NewBeats: Yes |
| | 1983's 90125 album was emblematic of this shift from prog rock pomposity to streamlined rock. | | | The days of Fragile and Close to the Edge were a distant memory on the album but it still remained a solid rock album with touches of the old Yes with Anderson's high voice and prescient virtuoso instrumentation. | | | Producer Trevor Horn (who ironically replaced Anderson as vocalist on Drama) brought a sleek, meticulously crafted sound to the band (he would later perfect that for Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Seal). |
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| | A 90125 |
| | Song Hearts (7:34) found as track 9 on Album 90125 |
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| | Daily Vault - May 2, 2001 |
| | On one side, 90125 is one of the most approachable Yes albums in their entire discography... | | | 90125 has its moments, but in the end, does show that Yes wasn't totally comfortable with this change in their musical philosophy. | | | And I refuse -- let me emphasize that, refuse -- to apologize for liking a song such as "Leave It." Always picturing the video in my mind whenever this song comes on, "Leave It" demonstrated that Yes was now a band with, minimally, three strong vocalists -- bassist Chris Squire, Anderson and Rabin. |
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| | Yes : 90125 (Bonus Tracks) - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect |
| | A stunning self-reinvention by a band that many had given up for dead, 90125 is the album that introduced a whole new generation of listeners to Yes. | | | The vocal harmonies of "Leave It" and the beautifully sprawling "Hearts" are additional high points, but there's nary a duff track on the album. | | | [90125 was reissued by Rhino in 2004 with six bonus tracks, including the previously unissued "It's Over," plus remixes of the singles "Leave It," "Owner of a Lonely Heart," and "It Can Happen."] ~ Paul Collins, All Music Guide |
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| | Amazon.com: 90125: Music |
| | So Yes was finally reformed and their first real 80s album, 90125 was released (named after the album's # in the Atlantic records catalogue). | | | I like brevity and cohesiveness and 90125 is just 9 songs and 40 minutes in length. | | | Don't listen to their 1-star reviews because most of them are hardcore fans of former 70s prog/rock bands who cannot accept a little change in their favorite bands. |
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| | Reviews on 90125 by YES |
| | »90125« is clearly the Yes album most known to the general public. | | | 90125 had the hard rocking edge and straightforward riffs (thanks to Trevor Rabin's guitar) that previous Yes albums lacked. | | | 90125 is often regarded by Yes purists as not being "proper" Yes music. |
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| | Review: "Yes: 90125 (remaster)" - Sea of Tranquility - The Web Destination for Progressive Music! |
| | 90125 is not only an exceptional Yes album, but it is a great 80's rock album, period. | | | In my opinion, 90125 is an album that had to happen to take Yes to a new level and breath live into a band that had basically fallen apart. | | | Trevor Rabin brought a wealth of musical ability as well as a talent for writing and arranging crafty pop songs, which, when mixed with the prog sensibilities of Chris Squire, Jon Anderson, Allan White, and Tony Kaye, made Yes a household name again and helped them see successes that the band had never reached before. |
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| | Yes in the Press: YES: 90125 - Rolling Stone Magazine |
| | Although 90125 occasionally falls back on old tricks, as in "Cinema" and the overblown "Our Song," most of the album is surprisingly spritely and poppish. | | | Given the personnel, 90125 counts as a reunion album of sorts, but considering the sound, reinvention might be a more apt term. | | | Applying the same kind of flashy pop sensibility he showed on ABC's Lexicon of Love, Horn has rechanneled Yes' predilection for sonic excess, and the result is a sound that relies on production and arranging tricks instead of instrumental flash. |
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| | Ground and Sky review - Yes - 90125 |
| | Anyway, fifteen years later, 90125 is now generally dismissed as a dated relic or a horrific AOR soul-sale on the part of a once-great band. | | | For the heavy prog fan, this may not have enough for you, but if you are willing to listen, you will hear some great music. | | | In short, I think 90125 often gives a spark of imaginative integration of pop with prog, and is a worthy companion to other proggified pop albums in the same vein from that particular time, like The Police's Synchronicity or Rush's Grace Under Pressure. |
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| | DrBacchus’ Journal » One down, one to go |
| | The entirety of the album 90125, but most particularly “Leave it”, take me back to 1988 or thereabouts. | | | I must admit that I did not know that it was from the 90125 album though and consequently this lead to me mistaking 90125 for 90210 and leaving me in a state of confusion for a few moments. | | | The Rhino remaster is great, by the way, if anybody hasn’t bought 90125 for their CD collection yet. |
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| | Yesfans.com: Founded 4/01 - Remastered Edition?? |
| | With the bonus tracks included in the re-release of the first four albums, I wonder if the re-release of 90125 will give us the full 20-minute "Cinema" (of which the officially released bit is just the ending.) | | | i've only came to realize this after listening to 90125 and big generator and realizing they're great albums. | | | The tracks from this disc that are included on the "In A Word" boxset are so much more crisp sounding. |
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| | Rock Ahead CD Album Review - Yes - reissues - progressive rock |
| | By the time of the bands 1978 album Tormato the band were on a high. | | | The real interest will lie with the previously unreleased It's Over which is a track that would have fitted in to the 90125 scheme of things had CD been available at the time otherwise 90125 still sounds excellent which in some ways is down to the wonderful production by another former Yes man Trevor Horn. | | | The songs are all excellent and again in my opinion there isn't a duff track on 90125 although I have to admit that for me Hearts is a stand out track from any period of Yes. |
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| | Yes in the Press: Yes: 90125; Atlantic. - UCLA Daily Bruin |
| | 90125 is a consistently listenable album of songs which, though not often inspired, are so well produced that things keep humming alone nicely throughout. | | | With the release of Yes' new album 90125, the last of the mega-progressive rock groups of the early 1970s has navigated its way safely into the port of pop music. | | | Also, unlike Genesis, Yes is unable to quite hit on a definitive sound on this album, achieving instead a chameleonic mixture of sounds borrowed from numerous other groups. |
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| | All Good People - The Family of Yes! - Asia/Alpha vs. 90125: best guitar work? |
| | 90125 has several modes of music going for it. | | | As much as it pains me to say it, 90125 comes away the winner for me. Asia's first 2 albums seem SO formulatic to me. The same sounds, same Rhythms, same beats. | | | Trevor Rabin in the 80's was what Steve Howe was in the 70's, creative, innovative, trying to find new means for the use of guitar on every Yes album as well as in his solo work. |
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| | DPRP : Counting Out Time : Yes - 90125 |
| | Emphasis on 90125 has switched from the keyboard to the guitar, and the result is a much louder, harder edge to the music. | | | Before 90125 was released though, after most of the album had been completed, Kaye had left the band after falling out with Horn and Rabin. | | | The longest song on the album and obviously a team effort, since this song opens with a more classic piece of Yes-music, in a style that later would be exploited by ABWH. |
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| | PROGRESSIVEWORLD.NET: REVIEWS BY STEPHANIE SOLLOW |
| | 90125 is markedly different from previous Yes albums. | | | Each track is solid and surefire
and I don't mind telling you that I love them all. | | | As I mentioned in my Progression column in the Fall 2003/Winter 2004 issue (#44), Yes' 90125 has long been a favourite of mine, and, in fact, the very first Yes album I bought. |
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| | eBay - CD: 90125 Remaster (UPC: 075679012524) |
| | Mostly, the band was concerned with trimming the musical fat to keep pace with the onslaught of the 1980s. | | | The unusual time changes and complex riffs of tunes like "Changes" and "Cinema" leave little doubt that this is still a Yes album, but the band succeeds in giving their sound a contemporary overhaul on 90125. | | | The quartet had already begun writing and recording, but Anderson was able to insert himself into the proceedings with such ease that the new combination sounds completely natural on 90125. |
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| | Amazon.com: 90125 [EXTRA TRACKS] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]: Music |
| | The most classic "Yes-sounding" song on 90125 is the exquisite and intricate "Hearts," which starts off extraordinarily slowly and quietly, and builds into a beautiful melody/counterpoint that really stays with the listener. | | | But the best song on the album is "It Can Happen," with its upbeat sitar intro and excellent chorus sung in part by Chris Squire (I'm partial to any Yes song with strong vocal presence from him). | | | First off, anyone cynical about Rhino releasing Yes albums for the umpteenth time should shut up after listening to the remaster of 90125. |
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| | Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe - encyclopedia article about Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe. |
| | When Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe toured, they titled their shows "An Evening Of Yes Music Plus." ABWH were sued by Yes in an attempt to prevent any mention of Yes in the ABWH promotional material. | | | This seems to stem from an agreement before the release of Yes's 90125 90125 |
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| | 90125 - Yes - album reviews, lyrics and info - 1983 year |
| | 90125 is one of the very best albums to come from the new line-up of YES as well as one of the very best of its era. | | | 90125 ranks very high on my personal top 20 of 'Greatest Albums of All Time'...prog rockers do not miss out on this one! | | | 90125 - Yes - album reviews, lyrics and info - 1983 year |
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| | Yes - 90125 |
| | 90125 è un buon album nel contesto poco movimentato degli '80 secondo me. Tre generazioni hanno assistito al concerto: diciottenni, trentenni (tra i quali io) e cinquantenni: questa è la chiave. | | | Possono non piacere tutte le scelte, ma nessuno può affermare che 90125 sia un album brutto ed insignificante. | | | L'album con cui gli Yes mostrarono di aver capito a fondo il mood musicale dei primi anni 80. |
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| | Dayson's YES Page: 90125 + Big Generator |
| | Cinema tracks document a continuous jam session, including early versions of 90125 songs with lots of tuning noise and discussions. | | | Sound quality is OK. "Run With The Fox" is a clean-sounding alternate version of the single released by Squire/White. |
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| | An answer to all of the answers to Yes |
| | Remember that these reviews are not supposed to be a substitute for actually listening to the music! | | | Rhino Records has re-released every Yes studio album from Yes through 90125, all with bonus tracks! | | | Visit Rhino Records or Yesworld for more information. |
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| | Yes - 90125 (Bonus Tracks) (Rmst) - Yahoo! Shopping |
| | Shopping > Music > 90125 (Bonus Tracks) (Rmst) | | | Yes - 90125 (Bonus Tracks) (Rmst) - Yahoo! | | | To hear an audio sample, click the song title below. |
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| | New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock Y |
| | In 1983 this quintet released 90125, the most popular Yes album ever, which featured the #1 hit "Owner of a Lonely Heart." A tour album and video followed: 9012Live (1985). | | | The process of making the next album was difficult, and Big Generator wasn't released until 1987. | | | In 1994 a new Yes album was released, Talk. |
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| | Amazon.com: 90125 [IMPORT] [LIMITED EDITION] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]: Music |
| | 90125 ranks somewhere in my top ten fave CDs of all time, but i always thought the quality of the original U.S. CD release was rather poor. | | | Amazon.com: 90125 [IMPORT] [LIMITED EDITION] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]: Music | | | Note: This item is only available from third-party sellers (see all offers). |
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| | Yes: 90125 |
| | Yes 90125 Full Release United States Atco/Atlantic 7 90125-2 4:27 Owner Of A Lonely Heart 5:15 Hold On 5:39 It Can Happen 6:16 Changes 2:09 Cinema 4:10 Leave It 4:16 Our Song 4:48 City Of Love 7:34 Hearts |
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