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Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968. Despite the many changes to its lineup, the band has continued for nearly 40 years and retains a strong international following.
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The best (and worst) songs of Yes
Each song is rated at SortMusic.com discretion.
The colored rectangles represent the musical genres for the listed songs.
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NOTE:
The standard lyrics importance in about 20%, ranging
from 0% (instrumental songs) to 40% (some rap songs, for example).
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RATING,
SONG or
ALBUM (Year)
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MUSIC STYLE |
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ALBUM (Year) |
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Changes |
90125 |
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Owner of a lonely heart |
Masterpieces. Disk 1 (1993) |
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Love will find a way |
(1987) |
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Gates of delirium (Part3) |
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Heart of the sunrise (Part2) |
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Heart of the sunrise (Part3) |
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Hold On |
90125 |
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I've seen all good people Pt.1 |
(1971) |
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It can happen |
90125 |
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Leave it |
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Mood for a day |
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Rhythm of love |
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Time and a word |
Time and a word |
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Yours is no disgrace |
(1999) |
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America |
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And you and I |
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City Of Love |
90125 |
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Gates of delirium (Part1) |
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Long distance runaround |
(1972) |
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No opportunity necessary, no e |
Time and a word |
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Siberian Khatru |
Close to the Edge |
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Sweet dreams |
Time and a word |
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The fish (Schindleria Praemat |
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Wonderous stories |
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Awaken |
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Clear days |
Time and a word |
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Close to the edge |
(1999) |
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Going for the one |
Going For The One |
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Heart of the sunrise (Part1) |
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Heart of the sunrise (Part3) V2 |
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I've seen all good people Pt.2 |
(1971) |
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Roundabout |
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Starship trooper |
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The prophet |
Time and a word |
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Then |
Time and a word |
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Gates of delirium (Part2) |
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Astral traveller |
Time and a word |
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Everydays |
Time and a word |
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