VA - Tales From Yesterday: A Tribute To Yes (2008)

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Title: Tales From Yesterday: A Tribute To Yes
Year Of Release: 1995 (2008)
Label: Irond Ltd.
Genre: Progressive Rock
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans) / MP3 320 Kbps
Total Time: 01:16:27
Total Size: 582 / 239 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Roundabout - Perfopmed by Robert Berry (7:04)
02. Siberian Khatru - Perfopmed by Stanley Snail (8:06)
03. Mood for a Day - Perfopmed by Steve Morse (2:50)
04. Don't Kill the Whale - Perfopmed by Magellan (6:06)
05. Turn of the Century - Perfopmed by Steve Howe & Annie Haslam (6:27)
06. Release, Release - Perfopmed by Shadow Gallery (6:17)
07. Wonderous Stories - Perfopmed by World Trade (3:46)
08. South Side of the Sky - Perfopmed by Cairo (7:59)
09. Soon - Perfopmed by Patrick Moraz (5:26)
10. Changes - Perfopmed by Enchant (6:17)
11. Astral Traveler - Perfopmed by Peter Banks (6:59)
12. The Clap - Perfopmed by Steve Morse (3:09)
13. Starship Trooper - Perfopmed by Jeronimo Road (5:34)

Beware the perils of the tribute album: as often as not, they only serve to remind you how great the originals are, and that's certainly the case here. A cover should bring something new to a composition, either by enriching its original elements or by transposing genres. Instead, here you have slavish fealty paid by bands who are no doubt sincere in their Yes worship: note-by-note renditions of "Siberian Khatru" by Stanley Snail and "South Side of the Sky" by Cairo, for example. Ironically, the biggest risks are taken by bona fide Yes members -- Patrick Moraz's piano variations on "Soon" and Peter Banks' lumbering surf-metal version of "Astral Traveler" are easily the standout tracks here; Steve Howe and Annie Haslam's gentle rendition of "Turn of the Century" is a nice touch as well.





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