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Originally Posted by Electrophonic Tonic
Good point. For every Close to the Edge/The Gates of Delirium, there is a Roundabout/I've Seen All Good People/Starship Trooper/And You And I.
Either way, much like many of the prog bands that survived during the 80's, they sold out to MTV and air play. As much as I despise that trend, I can't say I blame them, either.
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I actually liked the way YES transcended from the 70s to the 80s with more funk to their music, with singles like Owner Of A Lonely Heart and The Rhythm Of Love.
I don't really see them as selling out.
All (artist/bands) made music videos in the 80s.