i agree with you all the way brother. the climax in 11 is the hardest grooving passage of all time! and i absolutely love moraz"s influence on this album. especiall the build up in 3 at around 9 min in where his synth melody just soars over the band (i freakin love that tone he has). Relayer is my personal favorite yes album. probably favorite album in general, with moraz's "the story of i" second.
That was awesome! I love "Relayer". It's like it's the "Forgotten" Yes album. "The Gates Of Delirium" is epic. At times it sounds like it's spiraling out of control, but always pulls itself back together. And the ending-"Soon the light", so beautiful! "Sound Chaser" is a wild piece, at times almost chaotic, with a great guitar solo. Steve Howe is nothing short of amazing. "To Be Over", 9 minutes of bliss. Gorgeous! "Relayer" is a somewhat overlooked and underrated Yes album. Thanks, Scunion.
absolutely incredible!
ProgressiveMachinery 3 weeks ago
i agree with you all the way brother. the climax in 11 is the hardest grooving passage of all time! and i absolutely love moraz"s influence on this album. especiall the build up in 3 at around 9 min in where his synth melody just soars over the band (i freakin love that tone he has). Relayer is my personal favorite yes album. probably favorite album in general, with moraz's "the story of i" second.
tesnexus1 7 months ago
This was pretty awesome. Great song, and great playing. I'm glad to see someone take on yes. FANTASTIC!!
Floydian75 8 months ago
freaking fantastic...
piatrotar 1 year ago
@piatrotar Thank ya brother.
TheScunion 1 year ago
That was awesome! I love "Relayer". It's like it's the "Forgotten" Yes album. "The Gates Of Delirium" is epic. At times it sounds like it's spiraling out of control, but always pulls itself back together. And the ending-"Soon the light", so beautiful! "Sound Chaser" is a wild piece, at times almost chaotic, with a great guitar solo. Steve Howe is nothing short of amazing. "To Be Over", 9 minutes of bliss. Gorgeous! "Relayer" is a somewhat overlooked and underrated Yes album. Thanks, Scunion.
TIMOTHYSAARINEN 1 year ago