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Yes - 1973 Tales From Topographic Oceans HDCD Japanese Remaster 2CD
Review by Bruce Eder
Either the finest record or the most overblown album in Yes' output. When it was released, critics called it one of the worst examples of progressive rock's overindulgent nature. Jon Anderson's fascination with Eastern religions never manifested itself more clearly or broadly, but one needn't understand any of that to appreciate the many sublimely beautiful moments on this album, some of the most gorgeous passages ever recorded by the band.
1 The Revealing Science of God - Dance of the Dawn Anderson, Howe, Yes 20:23
2 The Remembering - High the Memory Anderson, Howe, Yes 20:35
3 The Ancient - Giants Under the Sun Anderson, Howe, Yes 18:37
4 Ritual - Nous Sommes du Soleil Anderson, Howe, Yes 21:33
Jon Anderson Vocals
Steve Howe Guitar, Vocals
Chris Squire Bass, Vocals
Rick Wakeman Keyboards
Alan White Drums
Yes - 1973 Tales From Topographic Oceans HDCD Japanese Remaster 2CD
Review by Bruce Eder
Either the finest record or the most overblown album in Yes' output. When it was released, critics called it one of the worst examples of progressive rock's overindulgent nature. Jon Anderson's fascination with Eastern religions never manifested itself more clearly or broadly, but one needn't understand any of that to appreciate the many sublimely beautiful moments on this album, some of the most gorgeous passages ever recorded by the band.
1 The Revealing Science of God - Dance of the Dawn Anderson, Howe, Yes 20:23
2 The Remembering - High the Memory Anderson, Howe, Yes 20:35
3 The Ancient - Giants Under the Sun Anderson, Howe, Yes 18:37
4 Ritual - Nous Sommes du Soleil Anderson, Howe, Yes 21:33
Jon Anderson Vocals
Steve Howe Guitar, Vocals
Chris Squire Bass, Vocals
Rick Wakeman Keyboards
Alan White Drums
| QUOTE (OlCh @ 06-08-2005, 06:30) |
| thanks to my friends :D Yes - 1973 Tales From Topographic Oceans HDCD Japanese Remaster 2CD Review by Bruce Eder Either the finest record or the most overblown album in Yes' output. When it was released, critics called it one of the worst examples of progressive rock's overindulgent nature. Jon Anderson's fascination with Eastern religions never manifested itself more clearly or broadly, but one needn't understand any of that to appreciate the many sublimely beautiful moments on this album, some of the most gorgeous passages ever recorded by the band. 1 The Revealing Science of God - Dance of the Dawn Anderson, Howe, Yes 20:23 2 The Remembering - High the Memory Anderson, Howe, Yes 20:35 3 The Ancient - Giants Under the Sun Anderson, Howe, Yes 18:37 4 Ritual - Nous Sommes du Soleil Anderson, Howe, Yes 21:33 Jon Anderson Vocals Steve Howe Guitar, Vocals Chris Squire Bass, Vocals Rick Wakeman Keyboards Alan White Drums |
Очень хочу обложки, пожалуйста!
имеются в наличии такие:
| QUOTE (OlCh @ 24-08-2005, 21:03) |
| имеются в наличии такие: |
А так чтоб можно было различить что на них нарисовано нет? :(
| QUOTE (Shurup @ 25-08-2005, 21:36) |
| А так чтоб можно было различить что на них нарисовано нет? :( |
подскажи как можно на страницу захостить изображение 3256x1580x24bx1,1MB то может и почитаешь :rolleyes:
| QUOTE (OlCh @ 25-08-2005, 22:13) |
| Yes-Tales.From.Topographic.Oceans.HDCD.Remaster.scans.rar |
Ура!