Yeah, Relayer remains my favorite Yes album, too. There was a synergy with
the combination of Howe and Moraz together that isn't present on other Yes
albums (with Wakeman/Kaye). Relayer had a very futuristic sound to it.
Everyone has their own favorite Yes album, no denying it.
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From: "J.K.Beresford" <j.k.beresford@...>
To: <Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 9:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Mellotronists] Relayer
> I tend to take each album individually on it's merits and not based
> on what's gone before or after. Relayer I think does what it was
> supposed to do ie sound sublime, jazzy and just plain evil in
> places. I'm a big fan of Wakeman but I liked Moraz's work on
> Relayer esp his 'tron work tremendously. "Gates...grinds and
> scrapes along, "Soundchaser" is just far out, and "To be over" - not
> thier strongest...but lovely tron. And I think Anderson's George
> Fornby impression on "Gates.." is just great. I love the album!
> Perhaps I'm weird or something.
> John
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