If Yes had broken up after Relayer

[Raja, The Great]

They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...

Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...

* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
- Yes
- Time and a Word
- The Yes Album
- Fragile
- Close To The Edge
- Yessongs
- Tales From Topographic Oceans
- Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.

Discuss...

[Chris Jemmett]

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

No, now please fuck off.

[Araj]

If Raja had lubed his vag...

[mcnews]

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

if apes would evolve just a little faster...

[richforman]

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.

We all know this is your opinion, you've said it a hundred times
already, why bother saying the same thing over and over again? Okay
you think Yes jumped the shark after Relayer. Fine! Mission
accomplished.

richforman

[Raja, The Great]

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.

We all know this is your opinion, you've said it a hundred times
already, why bother saying the same thing over and over again?  Okay
you think Yes jumped the shark after Relayer.  Fine!  Mission
accomplished.
richforman

I don't think I have ever mentioned this topic before. This topic is
regarding whether Yes would have been considered one of the greatest
bands ever if they stopped with Relayer.

[richforman]

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.

We all know this is your opinion, you've said it a hundred times
already, why bother saying the same thing over and over again?  Okay
you think Yes jumped the shark after Relayer.  Fine!  Mission
accomplished.
richforman

I don't think I have ever mentioned this topic before. This topic is
regarding whether Yes would have been considered one of the greatest
bands ever if they stopped with Relayer

(2008 Raja-started thread, named "Why Yes started sucking after
Relayer", quote from his initial post: "They should have seriously
stopped after Relayer and ended on a high
note. Nothing they ever did after has added to their legacy. ")


http://groups.google.com/group/alt.music.yes/browse_frm/thread/3ada3404ebc90faa/94c132b75ab7905e?lnk=gst&q=raja+relayer#94c132b75ab7905e

richforman

[Raja, The Great]

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.

We all know this is your opinion, you've said it a hundred times
already, why bother saying the same thing over and over again?  Okay
you think Yes jumped the shark after Relayer.  Fine!  Mission
accomplished.
richforman

I don't think I have ever mentioned this topic before. This topic is
regarding whether Yes would have been considered one of the greatest
bands ever if they stopped with Relayer

(2008 Raja-started thread, named "Why Yes started sucking after
Relayer", quote from his initial post: "They should have seriously
stopped after Relayer and ended on a high
note. Nothing they ever did after has added to their legacy. ")
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.music.yes/browse_frm/thread/3ada34...
richforman- Hide quoted text -
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My bad... I don't remember stuff I wrote freaking 2 years ago.. sue
me.

[richforman]

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.

We all know this is your opinion, you've said it a hundred times
already, why bother saying the same thing over and over again?  Okay
you think Yes jumped the shark after Relayer.  Fine!  Mission
accomplished.
richforman

I don't think I have ever mentioned this topic before. This topic is
regarding whether Yes would have been considered one of the greatest
bands ever if they stopped with Relayer

(2008 Raja-started thread, named "Why Yes started sucking after
Relayer", quote from his initial post: "They should have seriously
stopped after Relayer and ended on a high
note. Nothing they ever did after has added to their legacy. ")
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.music.yes/browse_frm/thread/3ada34...
richforman- Hide quoted text -
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My bad... I don't remember stuff I wrote freaking 2 years ago.. sue
me

Raja I didn't remember that thread specifically either, I did a search
and that result was at the top of the list; but I certainly knew that
we are all well aware because you've mentioned it plenty of times that
Relayer was basically their last good album. If you've forgotten
having ever said this, take my word for it and let me assure you that
you don't need to tell us again. In fact let me be really helpful and
say that the same goes for all of your musical opinions and
observations, you have stated them all, over and over, multiple times
and there is no need to reiterate any of them ever again. You have
said everything you have to say, so I am pleased to inform you that
you don't need to waste any more of your precious time posting, you
can give it up and move on to other more enjoyable activities.

richforman

[Raja, The Great]

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.

We all know this is your opinion, you've said it a hundred times
already, why bother saying the same thing over and over again?  Okay
you think Yes jumped the shark after Relayer.  Fine!  Mission
accomplished.
richforman

I don't think I have ever mentioned this topic before. This topic is
regarding whether Yes would have been considered one of the greatest
bands ever if they stopped with Relayer

(2008 Raja-started thread, named "Why Yes started sucking after
Relayer", quote from his initial post: "They should have seriously
stopped after Relayer and ended on a high
note. Nothing they ever did after has added to their legacy. ")
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.music.yes/browse_frm/thread/3ada34...
richforman- Hide quoted text -
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My bad... I don't remember stuff I wrote freaking 2 years ago.. sue
me

Raja I didn't remember that thread specifically either, I did a search
and that result was at the top of the list;  but I certainly knew that
we are all well aware because you've mentioned it plenty of times that
Relayer was basically their last good album.  If you've forgotten
having ever said this, take my word for it and let me assure you that
you don't need to tell us again.  In fact let me be really helpful and
say that the same goes for all of your musical opinions and
observations, you have stated them all, over and over, multiple times
and there is no need to reiterate any of them ever again.  You have
said everything you have to say, so I am pleased to inform you that
you don't need to waste any more of your precious time posting, you
can give it up and move on to other more enjoyable activities.
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I am most likely to forget this post as well ;-)

[JohnB]

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.

We all know this is your opinion, you've said it a hundred times
already, why bother saying the same thing over and over again?  Okay
you think Yes jumped the shark after Relayer.  Fine!  Mission
accomplished.
richforman

I don't think I have ever mentioned this topic before. This topic is
regarding whether Yes would have been considered one of the greatest
bands ever if they stopped with Relayer

(2008 Raja-started thread, named "Why Yes started sucking after
Relayer", quote from his initial post: "They should have seriously
stopped after Relayer and ended on a high
note. Nothing they ever did after has added to their legacy. ")
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.music.yes/browse_frm/thread/3ada34...
richforman- Hide quoted text -
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My bad... I don't remember stuff I wrote freaking 2 years ago.. sue
me

Raja I didn't remember that thread specifically either, I did a search
and that result was at the top of the list;  but I certainly knew that
we are all well aware because you've mentioned it plenty of times that
Relayer was basically their last good album.  If you've forgotten
having ever said this, take my word for it and let me assure you that
you don't need to tell us again.  In fact let me be really helpful and
say that the same goes for all of your musical opinions and
observations, you have stated them all, over and over, multiple times
and there is no need to reiterate any of them ever again.  You have
said everything you have to say, so I am pleased to inform you that
you don't need to waste any more of your precious time posting, you
can give it up and move on to other more enjoyable activities.
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I am most likely to forget this post as well ;-)

Dementure doesn't usually start so young. Tragic...

[Raja, The Great]

Post by JohnB

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by richforman

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.

We all know this is your opinion, you've said it a hundred times
already, why bother saying the same thing over and over again?  Okay
you think Yes jumped the shark after Relayer.  Fine!  Mission
accomplished.
richforman

I don't think I have ever mentioned this topic before. This topic is
regarding whether Yes would have been considered one of the greatest
bands ever if they stopped with Relayer

(2008 Raja-started thread, named "Why Yes started sucking after
Relayer", quote from his initial post: "They should have seriously
stopped after Relayer and ended on a high
note. Nothing they ever did after has added to their legacy. ")
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.music.yes/browse_frm/thread/3ada34...
richforman- Hide quoted text -
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My bad... I don't remember stuff I wrote freaking 2 years ago.. sue
me

Raja I didn't remember that thread specifically either, I did a search
and that result was at the top of the list;  but I certainly knew that
we are all well aware because you've mentioned it plenty of times that
Relayer was basically their last good album.  If you've forgotten
having ever said this, take my word for it and let me assure you that
you don't need to tell us again.  In fact let me be really helpful and
say that the same goes for all of your musical opinions and
observations, you have stated them all, over and over, multiple times
and there is no need to reiterate any of them ever again.  You have
said everything you have to say, so I am pleased to inform you that
you don't need to waste any more of your precious time posting, you
can give it up and move on to other more enjoyable activities.
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I am most likely to forget this post as well ;-)

Dementure doesn't usually start so young. Tragic...

Might not be a bad thing. Especially when you forget worthless stuff
like who posted what thread in 2008. People have to be really jobless
to dig up old threads to prove a point.

[Terrapin]

People have to be really jobless to dig up old threads to prove a point.

Or post the same mind-numbing list over and over...

[Bill]

Actually, I remember and still have a music magazine speculating that
they were splitting up after the solo records.

Or, maybe that was just the headline/cover copy to sell issues.



Bill

[Raja, The Great]

Post by Bill
Actually, I remember and still have a music magazine speculating that
they were splitting up after the solo records.

May be they should have... They might have gone on to have successful
solo careers if they didnt reform the band in 1976 for Going For The
One. The nude male on the cover signified the demise of their legacy.

Post by Bill
Or, maybe that was just the headline/cover copy to sell issues.
Bill

[Phil A. Scheo]

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

They suck except for a couple of songs. I couldn't imagine a much
worse torture than having to sit through a full album by this boring
band.

[Raja, The Great]

Post by Phil A. Scheo

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

They suck except for a couple of songs. I couldn't imagine a much
worse torture than having to sit through a full album by this boring
band.

Have you heard Miles Davis' Bitches Brew. You must hate it even more.
You must hate any song which goes past the 10 minute mark.

[Superdave]

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by Phil A. Scheo

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

They suck except for a couple of songs. I couldn't imagine a much
worse torture than having to sit through a full album by this boring
band.

Have you heard Miles Davis' Bitches Brew. You must hate it even more.
You must hate any song which goes past the 10 minute mark.

10 minutes ! I usually cum in 3.

[Raja, The Great]

Post by Superdave

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by Phil A. Scheo

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
- Yes
- Time and a Word
- The Yes Album
- Fragile
- Close To The Edge
- Yessongs
- Tales From Topographic Oceans
- Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

They suck except for a couple of songs. I couldn't imagine a much
worse torture than having to sit through a full album by this boring
band.

Have you heard Miles Davis' Bitches Brew. You must hate it even more.
You must hate any song which goes past the 10 minute mark.

10 minutes ! I usually cum in 3.

Premature?

[Red eyed slider]

On Tue, 22 Mar 2011 19:13:40 -0700 (PDT), "Raja, The Great"

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by Phil A. Scheo

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
- Yes
- Time and a Word
- The Yes Album
- Fragile
- Close To The Edge
- Yessongs
- Tales From Topographic Oceans
- Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

They suck except for a couple of songs. I couldn't imagine a much
worse torture than having to sit through a full album by this boring
band.

Have you heard Miles Davis' Bitches Brew. You must hate it even more.
You must hate any song which goes past the 10 minute mark.

10 minutes ! I usually cum in 3.
Premature?

Right, that's what girls want. To look at Raja's face for more than three
minutes. That's why he's usually looking at the back of some dude's head.

[reilloc]

...we'll all be cursed with jackass lists for decades.

LNC

[billy]

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

If little brown indian boys couldnt type

[Manco]

If Rafa never picked his ass....

[s***@comcast.net]

If Yes had broken up after Relayer....

Then that would have been a time when I actually cared.

35 years later, not so much...

[Raja, The Great]

Post by s***@comcast.net
If Yes had broken up after Relayer....
Then that would have been a time when I actually cared.
35 years later, not so much...

Beatles broke up in 1970 and you still care.

[s***@comcast.net]

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by s***@comcast.net
If Yes had broken up after Relayer....
Then that would have been a time when I actually cared.
35 years later, not so much...

Beatles broke up in 1970 and you still care.

And I think that says something about the relative merits of the two
bands.

[Raja, The Great]

Post by s***@comcast.net

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by s***@comcast.net
If Yes had broken up after Relayer....
Then that would have been a time when I actually cared.
35 years later, not so much...

Beatles broke up in 1970 and you still care.

And I think that says something about the relative merits of the two
bands.

No. It says something about what a cunt you are.

[s***@comcast.net]

Post by s***@comcast.net

Post by Raja, The Great

Post by s***@comcast.net
If Yes had broken up after Relayer....
Then that would have been a time when I actually cared.
35 years later, not so much...

Beatles broke up in 1970 and you still care.

And I think that says something about the relative merits of the two
bands.

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I'm not the one obsessing about a band that became irrelevant 35 years
ago.

[Raja, The Great]

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Post by s***@comcast.net

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Post by s***@comcast.net
If Yes had broken up after Relayer....
Then that would have been a time when I actually cared.
35 years later, not so much...

Beatles broke up in 1970 and you still care.

And I think that says something about the relative merits of the two
bands.

No. It says something about what a cunt you are.- Hide quoted text -
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I'm not the one obsessing about a band that became irrelevant 35 years
ago.

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You are obsessing about a band which became irrelevant 40 years ago.

[Jim Beam]

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

The only good album was "Fragile" and that was one too many.
A few other bands better than Yes other than The Beatles:
The Doors
Grand Funk
Mott the Hoople
CCR
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The Monkees
The Partridge Family
The Brady Bunch
Sanford and Son
The Ropers
Ginger, Mary Ann and Mrs. Howell
Ralph and Norton, when drunk on wine (grape juice)

[who?]

Post by Jim Beam

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

The only good album was "Fragile" and that was one too many.
The Doors
Grand Funk
Mott the Hoople
CCR
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The Monkees
The Partridge Family
The Brady Bunch
Sanford and Son
The Ropers
Ginger, Mary Ann and Mrs. Howell
Ralph and Norton, when drunk on wine (grape juice)

Is the band "No" better than "Yes"?

[Jim Beam]

Post by Jim Beam

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

The only good album was "Fragile" and that was one too many.
The Doors
Grand Funk
Mott the Hoople
CCR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------
The Monkees
The Partridge Family
The Brady Bunch
Sanford and Son
The Ropers
Ginger, Mary Ann and Mrs. Howell
Ralph and Norton, when drunk on wine (grape juice)

Is the band "No" better than "Yes"?- Hide quoted text -
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Yes

[who?]

Post by Jim Beam

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

The only good album was "Fragile" and that was one too many.
The Doors
Grand Funk
Mott the Hoople
CCR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------
The Monkees
The Partridge Family
The Brady Bunch
Sanford and Son
The Ropers
Ginger, Mary Ann and Mrs. Howell
Ralph and Norton, when drunk on wine (grape juice)

Is the band "No" better than "Yes"?- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

Yes

Is there a band called "No"?

[Jim Beam]

Post by Jim Beam

Post by Raja, The Great
They would have been considered one of the greatest bands ever. they
have been destroying their legacy with substandard albums ever
since...
Look at this... what would have happened if they broke up after
Relayer...
* Only 9 Yes men ever (Banks, Kaye, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Howe,
Wakeman, White, Moraz)
* Only 8 Yes albums while the band was active of which all of them
could be considered classics except may be Time and A Word
   - Yes
   - Time and a Word
   - The Yes Album
   - Fragile
   - Close To The Edge
   - Yessongs
   - Tales From Topographic Oceans
   -  Relayer
* They would have considered as a classic band that live short from
1969-74 but never really made a bad album.
Discuss...

The only good album was "Fragile" and that was one too many.
The Doors
Grand Funk
Mott the Hoople
CCR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------
The Monkees
The Partridge Family
The Brady Bunch
Sanford and Son
The Ropers
Ginger, Mary Ann and Mrs. Howell
Ralph and Norton, when drunk on wine (grape juice)

Is the band "No" better than "Yes"?- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

Yes

Is there a band called "No"?- Hide quoted text -
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Yes
Post Punk Aussie band 1987-1989
1 EP- Self tilted- 1988
2 LP's -
"Glory For The Shit For Brains"-1987
"Once We Were Scum, Now We Are God"-1989
Thinking this was a trick question, I looked it up and I'd be damned
there was one.