Yes – Close To The Edge
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Atlantic – ATL 50012 |
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Netherlands |
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Genre: |
Rock |
Style: |
Prog Rock |
Tracklist
| Close To The Edge | (18:12) | ||
| A.a | (I) The Solid Time Of Change | ||
| A.b | (II) Total Mass Retain | ||
| A.c | (III) I Get Up I Get Down | ||
| A.d | (IV) Seasons Of Man | ||
| And You And I | (10:40) | ||
| B1.a | (I) Cord Of Life | ||
| B1.b | (II) Eclipse | ||
| B1.c | (III) The Preacher The Teacher | ||
| B1.d | (IV) The Apocalypse | ||
| B2 | Siberian Khatru | 9:50 |
Credits
- Bass, Vocals – Chris Squire
- Coordinator – Brian Lane (3)
- Guitar, Vocals – Steve Howe
- Keyboards – Rick Wakeman
- Percussion – Bill Bruford
- Photography By – Martin Adelman
- Photography By, Painting [Cover], Design – Roger Dean (4)
- Producer – Yes
- Tape Op [Tapes] – Mike Dunne
- Vocals – Jon Anderson
Notes
"(P) 1972" printed below the "Stereo" printing on the white bar of the center labels.
Textured sleeve shows cat nbr K50012 bottom left of back cover and at bottom of spine.
Textured sleeve shows cat nbr K50012 bottom left of back cover and at bottom of spine.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Rights Society: STEMRA
- Matrix / Runout (Runout A-side): K 50012 A3 A1
- Matrix / Runout (Runout B-side): K 50012 B2 A1
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Close To The Edge (LP, Album, Stereo, Textured Gatefold) | Atlantic | K50012, K 50012 | UK | 1972 | ||
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Close To The Edge (LP, Album, Stereo, RI - Richmond Pressing) | Atlantic | SD 7244 | US | 1972 | ||
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Close To The Edge (LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold) | Atlantic | ATL 50 012 | 1972 | |||
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Close To The Edge (LP, Album) | Atlantic | GX 01-588 | Mexico | 1972 | ||
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Close To The Edge (LP, Album) | Atlantic | SD 7244 | New Zealand | 1972 |
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Reviews
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I must it, I'm not a big fan of Yes. 90125 with Owner of a Lonely Heart is one of the two albums Yes made that I liked. Close to the Edge is the other one. It's like it supposed to be a symphony, but like many they failed to make it a proper one because there are only a few bands that succeeded in making a symphony sound. To me, Queen is a great example in that area.
But Close to the Edge (and now I mean the 18:12 minute epic A side) had some elements that I really like. Not hard though. Use an organ like this and I'm sold.
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