If Jeoff Downs had the cajones to play Cans & Brahms, should Rabin give his take on Mood For A Day?
If Jeoff Downs had the cajones to play Cans & Brahms, should Rabin give his take on Mood For A Day?
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I'd be interested in hearing that.Originally Posted by Man In The Mountain
I used to be able to do a passable rendition of Mood for a Day, and I sucked on guitar.
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Not quite the same since one is Brahms and one is by one of the guys in the other lineup.
And either one would be quite difficult to play on cajones.
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And either one would be quite difficult to play on cajones.
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These days, that's pretty much every Yes thread.
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ARW has been playing essentially the same set for 3 years now. During the same timeframe, Howe’s Yes has played roughly 30 songs, including 4 “epic” pieces, verses just the single one from ARW. I understand most folks who prefer ARW don’t see this as a issue, but for myself I prefer the Howe lineup, but will continue to see both acts when possible.
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