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Disco de Yes: “Magnification [Japan Bonus Track]”
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Magnification [Japan Bonus Track] |
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Fecha de Publicación:2001-11-27
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Tipo:Desconocido
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Género:Classic Rock, Progressive Rock
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Letras Explícitas:Si
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UPC:182478551427
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Análisis (en inglés) - :
Many call {$Yes}' brand of {\progressive rock} "symphonic {\rock}." The term means that the group produces arrangements in the vein of a symphony using typical {\rock} instrumentation. With {^Magnification}, {$Yes} has taken that a step further, adding a symphony orchestra. The orchestra is not simply thrown over the top, though; the songs were written for this particular grouping. {$Yes} has flirted with this type of thing before. Released in 1969, the {^Time and a Word} album featured a string section, but the complete integration is what makes {^Magnification} a superior work. The material on the CD is pretty standard modern {$Yes} fare, but the addition of that symphony really does create a whole new texture. It also seems as if it inspired the band, and some members put in performances that are head and shoulders above their recent work. The album does have its weak moments and gets just a little over the top at times, but there are a lot more moments that shine than dull ones. (The Japanese release of {^Magnification} contains one bonus track: the {$Yes} classic {&"Long Distance Runaround"})~ Gary Hill, All Music Guide
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