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Old 07-07-2012, 03:29 AM   #31 (permalink)
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King Crimson. Would be into Yes if their singer didn't sound like his balls were chopped off.
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King Crimson. Would be into Yes if their singer didn't sound like his balls were chopped off.
But I love Jon Anderson's voice ::

I can see how it would be polarizing. Regardless, my vote easily goes to Yes. Yes Album and Close to the Edge are two of my favorite albums. Fragile and Relayer are excellent for a majority of the time but are either too inconsistent or have major weak points. Topographic Oceans is a chore and I don't care for 90125 or anything I've heard from the group thereafter.

Red is my favorite KC, and In The Court... is also pretty good but I always skip "Moonchild". Discipline and Lark's Tongue... are okay.

That being said, I haven't listened to the entirety of either group's catalog, so I'm judging them based on the merits of the albums I have heard.
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King Crimson. Would be into Yes if their singer didn't sound like his balls were chopped off.
the same could be said about Radiohead
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Yea but Radiohead didn't need their balls back until In Rainbows.
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Yea but Radiohead didn't need their balls back until In Rainbows.
What on earth does that mean?
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They were good until In Rainbows? So was Thom? Thom faired well without his balls?
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Thing is, having King Crimson face off against Yes doesn't make any sense: both bands took the "progressive" idiom into completely different yet distinct sonic territories, and there's a lot to love on both sides of the wall.

Now VDGG or perhaps Antonius Rex versus King Crimson....there's a real kicker.
Agree on both points!

In this thread, I would side with Crimson. I'm not too much a Yes listener, but they have moments, and I will say that the instrumental blocks of Tales From Topographic Oceans have some mighty fine playing. Some dig Jon Anderson's singing, I will respect that, but for me it's the speed bump from enjoying their music at full level, but I only don't like it in my more critical moods. 90125 did have at least an iconic Early 80's single, "Owner of a Lonely Heart," with a great video that I think was Directed by Peter Christopherson.
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If I were going to pick best Yes album it would be Fragile.
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Red is my favorite KC, and In The Court... is also pretty good but I always skip "Moonchild". Discipline and Lark's Tongue... are okay.

That being said, I haven't listened to the entirety of either group's catalog, so I'm judging them based on the merits of the albums I have heard.
As for Crimson, In the Court..., Red, and Discipline remain favorites (Seeing the them on Fridays really got me into them), and In the Wake of Poseidon is another album I go for. Islands is somewhat not in my list, but I will have to give another try as the last time I heard it was a long time back...maybe I will be more in the mood for it now. As for post-80's collection, I will have to hear more to have a better say on them.
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