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Tales From Topographic Oceans - LP, CD, Blu-ray

Yes

Progressive rock | Symphonic Prog

1973

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2LP Yes: Tales From Topographic Oceans

Remastered Rhino Gatefold LP Reissue (2016 Europe)

Atlantic | Rhino Records (2) 29. luglio 2016 Europa

Album Reissue Remastered

After the epochal "Close To The Edge" album, Yes could only have collapsed, but barely twelve months had passed and a wonderful triple live LP had been released in between, and they were on the carpet with a new, equally ambitious work of genius. Instead of three tracks ranging from nine to nineteen minutes, Tales From Topographic Oceans offers ...

Per saperne di più ID: 35611 EAN: 0081227965532 Discogs ID: 4892484

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Titolo	Tales From Topographic Oceans
Artista	Yes
Per saperne di più	Remastered Rhino Gatefold LP Reissue (2016 Europe)
Formato	2x LP (vinile)
Casa editrice	Atlantic \| Rhino Records (2)
Paese di pubblicazione	Europa
Data di pubblicazione	29. luglio 2016
La prima uscita è stata	1973
Peso	460 g
EAN	0081227965532
ID prodotto	35611
ID Discogs	4892484
Recensioni su Discogs	4.29

Yes: Tales From Topographic Oceans versione su vinile 2LP in rimasterizzati edizione. Questa particolare edizione è stata pubblicata in Europa nella casa editrice Atlantic in collaborazione con Rhino Records (2) in data 29. luglio 2016.

After the epochal "Close To The Edge" album, Yes could only have collapsed, but barely twelve months had passed and a wonderful triple live LP had been released in between, and they were on the carpet with a new, equally ambitious work of genius. Instead of three tracks ranging from nine to nineteen minutes, Tales From Topographic Oceans offers four long tracks (all around twenty minutes), each of which takes up an entire side of the double-album format and contains enough musical potential to help a less ambitious band overcome ten years of creative starvation. But Yes juggle their flashes of genius as if they were something quite ordinary. Without making commercial concessions to the mainstream market, they defy all familiar rock schemas for 80 minutes and set to music a beautiful, philosophical, emotional story based primarily on Jon Anderson's meditation experiences in India. The result is a harmonious, cohesive unity that, for the length of time they've been playing, is probably unparalleled in a progressive genre where long songs are not exactly in short supply. An absolute classic of the genre! Yes, that's a great cover above by Roger Dean...

Album comprende generi Progressive rock e Symphonic Prog.

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