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It Takes a Lot To Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry - Bob Dylan

Who Knows Where the Time Goes - Strawbs

Between Earth and Sky - Robin Bullock


check out that album if you like celtic!

Fire On the Mountain - Grateful Dead

Ramble On Rose - Grateful Dead

Words of Love - Beatles

Girl From the North Country - Bob Dylan

This was the first Tull album I ever heard. I would like to remember it the way it was meant to be.

Pieces of 79 and 15 - Strawbs

Trout Mask Replica - Captain Beefheart

A Trip To the Fair - Renaissance

Can You Hear Me? - Renaissance

City of Love - Yes

I take it you don't have the reverence for Yes music that some of us have. Still, I can hardly believe anyone would say his singing "isn't that bad". He sounds like he is in pain every time he...

I thought of that one too but its Livingstone, not Livingston.

The most interesting thing about that performance, though, is that it was performed in Havana, Cuba at the request of none other than Fidel Castro. You never know who might be a Yes fan.

Living in the Past - Jethro Tull

Alive and Well and Living In - Jethro Tull

I have ever heard, just moments ago, was Ashley Holt singing Starship Trooper with The English Rock Ensembe. Miss this if you can. The cruelest injury to Yes music in its history. Rick should have...

The Mothers Fillmore East - June 1971

Except for two tracks this is total garbage. Nice guitar solo on Willie the Pimp and it is kind of hard to ruin Peaches but The Turtles ruined the rest of...

The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest - Bob Dylan

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - Andrews Sisters

Within You Without You - Beatles

New World Man - Rush

At the Gates of the New World - Steve Howe

The Great Gates of Kiev - Emerson, Lake and Palmer

We Have All the Time in the World - Louis Armstrong

It Would Be So Nice - Pink Floyd

Rise - Herb Alpert

So Far To Fall - Emerson, Lake and Palmer

Turn of the Century - Yes

21st Century Schizoid Man - King Crimson

So how is Two For The Show relevant to Wake Me, Shake Me?

Back in NYC - Genesis

You Never Blow Yr Trip Forever - Gong

Colours of the Rainbow - Yes

Flying Dutchman - Jethro Tull

Symphony in the Space - Patrick Moraz

Get Thy Bearings - King Crimson

The Least We Can Do Is Wave to Each Other - Van der Graaf Generator
A Trick of the Tail - Genesis

Closer to Believing - Emerson, Lake and Palmer

Whatever Would Robert Have Said? - Van der Graaf Generator

Endless Dream - Yes

Unbroken Chain - Grateful Dead

Lightning Strikes - Yes

Blue Angel - Strawbs

Catherine Parr - Rick Wakeman

This getting way out of hand. How do you get "I'm the man" out of Blue Guitar?

You Are Here - John Lennon

Gates of Eden - Dylan

The Great Gates of Kiev - Emerson, Lake and Palmer

Absolutely right about Fly From Here. It showed promise for the future. You have to give Trevor Horn credit for that as well as the band. Too bad Benoit had to go. I think he was better than JD.

Give Love Each Day - Yes

Listening to Mirror to the Sky right now. I thought I would never bother because it is not the Yes I spent most of my life enjoying. I have to say I like the idea of them doing their best to carry...

Martha My Dear - Beatles

Loud, Loud, Loud - Aphrodite's Child

Phantom Power - Rick Wakeman

Power To the People - John Lennon

Turn of the Cards - Renaissance

Turn of the Century - Yes