I just downloaded it for the hell of it, seems to be getting some hype. It's very nice so far!

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Titus Groan - S/T (1970)

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Procol Harum - Procol Harum (1967)

Just the very idea of the original this symphonic rock group used to bore the tits off me. I can't say exactly why this album changed my mind.

Love - Forever Changes. Not sure why it took me so long to get this album. But now i have it i cant stop listening to it. Essential for any real music fan i'd say

Great album and i love the cover

it really is a corker but not a patch on the emotional behemoth that is 'Forever Changes' I fear... have you got the version with 'Laughing Stock' tagged on the end with the out-takes? That's my favourite song =D

Well, got some remastered favorite albums and two other new things too! Wheeehee!!!

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Yes - Fragile (Remastered)

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Yes - Close to the Edge (Remastered)

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Screaming Headless Torsos - 2005

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Asia Minor - Between Flesh and Divine

You lucky %$£! ^^^ I've got the remastered 'Fragile' one, playing a remastered Yes on a set of decent speakers is an almost unrivalled listening experience non?

I went to my CD rack recently to find my (old) copy of Close to the Edge gone and after a mild panic attack I now intend to get the remaster and spend the day basking in it's glow.
'The Yes Album' and 'Relayer' would be owrth forking out for aswell

Damn straight!! Only thing I can think of thats even remotely heavenly in comparison is Camel's Moonmadness (which I also have Remastered :laughing:).

I don't have The Yes Album remastered unfortunately, but when I got Relayer off of ITunes last year (before downloading off of blogspots became habitual for me), it was thankfully such. :)

Close To The Edge is such a great album. I'm not a massive Yes fan but I have loved that album for 20 years now.