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Yes is idle, at least publicly, right now, but December has been a time of celebration for the veteran progressive rock band. It marks the 50th anniversary of Tales From Topographic Oceans, the band's ambitious sixth studio album. Having released a side-long composition as the title track to its previous album, 1972's "Close to the Edge," on "Tales" Yes constructed just four pieces, one for each side of the double-album (on vinyl), with the shortest clocking in at 18 minutes and 32 seconds. It was a work of acknowledged creative indulgence, but guitarist Steve Howe tells us he's pleased that "Tales" holds up well five decades later: "I've listened to it quite recently and, y'know, I'm still very proud of it and very pleased with it. There's things in there you never would've thought Yes would do, particular on Side Two some beautiful, unusual, folk-like almost Jethro Tullish things. And then we got really out
Yes is idle, at least publicly, right now, but December has been a time of celebration for the veteran progressive rock band. It marks the 50th anniversary of Tales From Topographic Oceans, the band's ambitious sixth studio album. Having released a side-long composition as the title track to its previous album, 1972's "Close to the Edge," on "Tales" Yes constructed just four pieces, one for each side of the double-album (on vinyl), with the shortest clocking in at 18 minutes and 32 seconds. It was a work of acknowledged creative indulgence, but guitarist Steve Howe tells us he's pleased that "Tales" holds up well five decades later: "I've listened to it quite recently and, y'know, I'm still very proud of it and very pleased with it. There's things in there you never would've thought Yes would do, particular on Side Two some beautiful, unusual, folk-like almost Jethro Tullish things. And then we got really out