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Wood Golem Must unlock Mock first. End Bringer Must unlock Joker first. Ritual Single Edit I 8. Ritual Single Edit II 9. High the Memory Studio Run-Through Ritual Live, Zurich, April The Remembering Single Edit The Ancient Single Edit Ritual Single Edit I Ritual Single Edit II New Stereo Instrumental Mixes: The Revealing Science of God The Remembering The Ancient Ritual Dance of the Dawn Ext.

Version of the Revealing Science of God. Tracks on Disc 4: 1. The Revealing Science of God 2. The Remembering 3. The Ancient 4. Ritual 5. Version of the Revealing Science of God 6. The Revealing Science of God 7. The Remembering 8. The Ancient 9. Version of the Revealing Science of God Decades after its release, Tales from Topographic Oceans is still the most controversial record in Yes' output. This was the place where Yes either fulfilled all of the promise shown on their previous five albums or slid off the rails in a fit of artistic hubris, especially on the part of lead singer Jon Anderson and guitarist Steve Howe, who dominated the composition credits here.

Actually, the group probably did a bit of both across 80 minutes of music on a fully packed double-LP set. The musical ambitions of Yes were obvious on its face. It consisted of four long songs really suites , each taking up a side of an album, and each longer than the previous album's side-long "Close to the Edge. Anderson, by virtue of his voice and lyrics, is the dominant personality on Tales, and his fascination with Eastern religion is fully manifest, as never before or since.

Confronted by song titles such as "The Revealing Science of God" and a concept derived from the Buddhist Shastric scriptures, the casual listener might have felt in need of both a running start and a sheet of footnotes: Yes keyboard player Rick Wakeman clearly felt something along those lines, since he decided to exit the group while making this record. And yet, Tales contains some of the most sublimely beautiful musical passages ever to come from the group, and develops a major chunk of that music in depth and degrees that one can only marvel at, although there's a big leap from simply marveling to wholeheartedly enjoying.

If one can grab onto it, Tales is a long, sometimes glorious musical ride across landscapes strange and wonderful, thick with enticing musical textures; it offers the Yes fan the chance to be a true "astral traveler.

Meanwhile, Anderson and Howe get to work within an extraordinarily wide range of musical voices. In another reality, perhaps the gorgeous, folk-like passages on Tales would have spawned songs of four or five minutes, but here they are, woven into these long-form pieces, and if one can take the plunge into these particular sonic oceans, and comfortably stay under long enough, it's a journey that will reward.

But it's not a trip that everyone -- nor even every Yes fan -- is going to take, especially not too soon after discovering the album. King Crimson. Add to Cart.