Leonardo Berlanga Valderrama

What more words I need to say about this record, this record is Rush's magnum opus, every single second of this album is gold for me. This album would be in my 10 favorite albums of all time. The record starts with Tom Sawyer which is highly overplayed on classic rock radio, which starts the record every energetic, wondering how the record would be, then Red Barchetta which might be the best Rush track, tight with 2112 and Subdivisions. YYZ is the best instrumental that I ever heard. Limelight also it is overplayed, but not that much, it is a great song and flows so well with the record. Then on Side Two, which is the most proggiest side on the album starts with The Camera Eye, which is a great song and while it is not a classic, as some of the others, I think that tune might be one of the most strongest on the record, then the other song is Witch Hunt, which is a great song and a hard rocker for the album, and then Vital Signs which is also great, but I think is my least favorite song of the record, and I didn't like a lot that it would be chosen as the closer, but hey whatever. So I think this record is Rush's magnum opus and one of the best rock albums of all time. This album is a must have of any record collection tight with Pink Floyd The Dark Side Of The Moon, King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King, Led Zeppelin IV, The Rolling Stones Exile on Main St, Fleetwood Mac Rumours, etc.

The Yes Album is Yes's third studio album, released after the first two studio albums which had Peter Banks. This album is fantastic and is their first step through the Yes sound, this has classic songs like Yours is No Disgrace, which is a classic, then Starship Trooper, this might be my favorite song on the album, I've Seen All Good People which was released as a single, then Perpetual Change which is a great closer to finish the album, so on and all this is a classic and one of my favorite Yes albums.