8 thoughts on “ Machine Messiah - Yes - Drama (CD, Album) ”

1. The Guardian reporter Robert Denselow wrote that the album's lyrics are tougher than Anderson's "distinctive ramblings on the mystic fringe", and named "Machine Messiah" and "Into the Lens" as tracks that made Drama a distinctive album. Bill Carlton wrote in The New York Times that with Drama, Yes "didn't take any chances alienating the faithful" fans with a new wave or punk direction and Genre: Progressive rock, pop rock.

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2. Great music, there are classic Yes tracks on this album - Machine Messiah and others. The Howe (BEST guitarist ever!) / Squire / White trio still define Yes. Seeing Yes perform live about 18 years after this album was made (, with Anderson back on vocals) confirmed that these 3 guys were the key members. Jon was the icing on the cake!/5().

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3. Machine Messiah Yes. Produced by Yes. Album Drama. Machine Messiah Lyrics. PART 1 Run down a street where the glass shows that summer has gone This one comes from the Drama album .

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4. Dec 05,  · Drama is the tenth studio album by British rock band Yes. It is the first Yes album without vocalist Jon Anderson. In early , after rehearsing music for the follow-up to the tepidly-received Tormato, both Anderson and keyboardist Rick Wakeman departed the band over creative and financial differences.4/5(K).

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5. YES Machine Messiah MP3 (Stream/Download) / from reftherfdersgilapen.anasasatproguntrakineqovledcya.co, the ultimate progressive rock website reftherfdersgilapen.anasasatproguntrakineqovledcya.co is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker.

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6. This item: Drama by Yes Audio CD $ In Stock. Ships from and sold by reftherfdersgilapen.anasasatproguntrakineqovledcya.co Tormato by Yes Audio CD $ In Stock. "Machine Messiah" opens the album and before the keyboards of Geoff Downes make an appearance anyway, this one could almost pass for old Black Sabbath. It really is a stomping and powerful riff, but is enough /5().

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7. Run down a street Where the glass shows That summer has gone Age, in the doorways Resenting the pace of the dawn. All of them standing in line All of them waiting for time. From time, the great healer, The machine-Messiah Is born. Cables that carry the life To the cities we build Threads that link diamonds of life To the satanic mills Ah, to see in every way That we feel it every Day, and know.

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8. For this one album, ex-Buggles Geoffrey Downes and Trevor Horn were drafted in to replace Jon Anderson and Rick reftherfdersgilapen.anasasatproguntrakineqovledcya.co rocks harder than other Yes albums, and for classically inclined fans, it was a jarring departure; but it was a harbinger of Yes and Asia albums to come. A newly emboldened Chris Squire lays down aggressive rhythms with Alan White, and Steve Howe eschews his usual .

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