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Subject: Re: "YES" or great concerts.
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Date: Wed, 10-Jul-85 11:45:00 EDT
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     I like that never-existed lineup myself. My favorite is 
Relayer, but Bruford is better than White. However, I 
believe the classic lineup (Squire-Howe-Wakeman-Anderson-
Bruford) WAS on both the Yes Album and Close to the edge.
I like Moraz better though. I also recommend 'I' and 
'Patrick Moraz' to those who like him. The record between
those 2 (title escapes me) was disappointing. 'I' is a good
illustration that good music can survive even a bad mix.
     (Moraz recorded about 5 times as many keyboard lines as he
intended to use, wo he could pick and choose. When he joined
yes, he had to let someone else mix the album, because he
had to report for rehearsal. The engineer used ALL the keyboard
tracks, drowning out a lot of the bass and percussion. Even
so, it is a good album.)
     Moraz uses a 16-person Brazilian percussion section
on his own albums, which is very interesting with all the
synthesisers.

Terry Poot
Nathan D. Maier Consulting Engineers
(214)739-4741
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