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kiwiwolf said:Yes? ... No.![]()
Hamletmaschine said:Back in the '70s I was a big fan of YES. Saw 'em in concert twice. Genesis (with Peter Gabriel) was the warm-up act for one concert.
Hamletmaschine said:Back in the '70s I was a big fan of YES. Saw 'em in concert twice. Genesis (with Peter Gabriel) was the warm-up act for one concert.
I'm with you...I had nosebleederes for Yes, but saw Genesis at a big party concert with Flock of Seagulls, Robert Hazard, Elvis Costello, Blondie at JFK in philly back in, umm, like 83. Genesis closed in the dark....what a show!Chuckus said:
hat a show that musta been.
I have seen Genesis and YES, only not together.
YES rocks and so does Genesis.
JerseyBoy said:
I'm with you...I had nosebleederes for Yes, but saw Genesis at a big party concert with Flock of Seagulls, Robert Hazard, Elvis Costello, Blondie at JFK in philly back in, umm, like 83. Genesis closed in the dark....what a show!
Are they a local band? Or do they albums out?Chuckus said:
Since you like YES, check out a band called Dream Theater. Those boys ROCK and are very progressive and very talented!
JerseyBoy said:
Are they a local band? Or do they albums out?
I used to think Blind Melon sounded like them...until he died anyway
Chuckus said:
No man, they are a Huge Progressive Metal band and their albums are quite easily found on the Internet or at a Major Music Store of any sort.
Check 'em out. They ROCK! They are THE BAND of BANDS, IMHO.
Should be able to find em on the Net for an MP3 or whatever.
JerseyBoy said:cool...how a bout a good song title so I can, umm, take a tune for a test drive?
SINthysist said:It does seem a little out of time to be speaking of a current YES album.
Maybe even surreal...
SINthysist said:The ultimate battle of the bands...
Who will be the last to perform!