Exploring Drama: Why This Yes Album Doesn't Hit the Mark for Me

In this video, I dive deep into "Drama" by Yes, an album that many fans have mixed feelings about. Despite my efforts to appreciate it, I still find it to be one of my least favourite Yes albums. Join me as I explore why Trevor Horn's vocals don’t quite fit, Steve Howe seems to be on autopilot, and even Chris Squire’s dynamic bass lines can’t fully elevate this lacklustre offering. Discover how "Drama" compares to their other works and why it took three years until Trevor Rabin revitalised the band’s sound.
Keywords: Yes band, Drama album review, Trevor Horn, Steve Howe, Chris Squire, Yes album analysis, prog rock albums, Trevor Rabin, 1980s rock music, Yes band history, album critiques.
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[@bélalugrisi]

But seriously, I really liked the album after I got over the shock. The tour was pretty excruciating. Cheers!

[@missedmusic101]

Its an album i can enjoy from time to time but it doesn't thrill me.

[@bélalugrisi]

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