I have to say of all the Yes albums, Relayer definitely seems to me to have the most uniformly symphonic format...all the songs seem to sort of flow into the next, with no jarring "Oh, this is a new song" moments. The whole work is very fluid and is a truly beautiful and unique piece of music the likes of which would (sadly) never be seen today...
This song, specifically, though, I think has a message that says to shed your inhibitions and go for your dreams. Dreams are portrayed by this song to have a more real meaning than anything else and they can lead you to real meanings and happiness.
I agree with you, this is kind of a great music that few could come up with in the modern days. Let's just hope that their newest album, which will be released this year, could bring us back to their glorious days, haha.
I agree with you, this is kind of a great music that few could come up with in the modern days. Let's just hope that their newest album, which will be released this year, could bring us back to their glorious days, haha.
What gets me more interested is that this song is very, very smooth, soul-enchanting, even smoother than the "Soon" movement on The Gates of Delirium, very excellent!
What gets me more interested is that this song is very, very smooth, soul-enchanting, even smoother than the "Soon" movement on The Gates of Delirium, very excellent!
I have to say of all the Yes albums, Relayer definitely seems to me to have the most uniformly symphonic format...all the songs seem to sort of flow into the next, with no jarring "Oh, this is a new song" moments. The whole work is very fluid and is a truly beautiful and unique piece of music the likes of which would (sadly) never be seen today...
This song, specifically, though, I think has a message that says to shed your inhibitions and go for your dreams. Dreams are portrayed by this song to have a more real meaning than anything else and they can lead you to real meanings and happiness.
I agree with you, this is kind of a great music that few could come up with in the modern days. Let's just hope that their newest album, which will be released this year, could bring us back to their glorious days, haha.
I agree with you, this is kind of a great music that few could come up with in the modern days. Let's just hope that their newest album, which will be released this year, could bring us back to their glorious days, haha.
What gets me more interested is that this song is very, very smooth, soul-enchanting, even smoother than the "Soon" movement on The Gates of Delirium, very excellent!
What gets me more interested is that this song is very, very smooth, soul-enchanting, even smoother than the "Soon" movement on The Gates of Delirium, very excellent!