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You guys are the greatest!

I'm sorry to interrupt your day but sometimes I've got to say "you engineers are the greatest"!

I just got done listening through another run of "Close to the Edge" (Yes) and man did you guys ever nail it! I'm listening nearfield of course and I had things going front to back and front again that just about ran me over, going way behind me then back up front. You 70's rock engineers are simply amazing.

anyway, that's all, go back to what you were doing, I'm just having a moment here

Michael Green

www.michaelgreenaudio.net

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Hi Roxy

Can you imagine a rock collection without Close to the Edge. I'm happy all is well, would drive me crazy not to be able to play it. Sometimes I have to listen to "Close" & "Fragile" within a few days of each other.

have fun!

Michael Green

www.michaelgreenaudio.net

pops
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Roxy you are right about Close to the Edge cd version.  Vinyl is way better.  
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roxy54

which YES remaster? Their catalog has been remastered several times.
Happy Listening!
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roxy54
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jafant,
I think when I bought if off of Amazon it said it had been remastered in 2013. I'm not saying that it's a masterpiece reference recording now, but it's at least fun to listen to. Do you have another to recommend?
wolf_garcia
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I had a 15 gallon aquarium in my house in the 70s, and Yes albums not only fit the back of the thing perfectly, but made excellent fish staging art. All of my Yes albums now have slightly water damaged edges, but it was worth it.
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