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    THE SYN

    Oct 22, 2021 1 minute
    SID SMITH

    Tales from the prehistory of Yes.

    Unearthing the archaeology of a band is something that definitely appeals to the Indiana Joneses lurking just below the surface of hardcore fans. Sifting through ancient studio sessions, early demos and lo-fi rehearsal/writing tapes, its galvanising solo bass intro is hard to miss. While it’s not exactly it’s nevertheless ample evidence of a prodigious musicality that refuses to simply sit at the back. Elsewhere, Squire’s galvanising notes buzz with a McCartney-esque melodicism.

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