Lukas Spanjic

Fripp might've been a genius, but he was so wrong when he said Lizard was unlistenable. Yes, while the three songs in the middle of the album are not quite remarkable (even though they're still pretty good), the opener and the closer definitely make up for it. Cirkus is a very fun yet haunting tune that showcases how Crimson took on a new, darker yet jazzier sound. The title track was Kc's only attempt at a side long epic, yet it was successful. Prince Rupert Awakens was a great haunting intro with Jon Anderson on vocals and Battle of the Glass Tears is the amazing and intense climax of this song. I will always consider this album one of Kc's masterpieces.

This might not be as progressive as some of Yes' earlier albums, but it is definitely their most fun release to date. Where it lacks in progressivness it makes up for with it's catchy tunes. This album is packed with fun pop songs like Owner of a Lonely Heart, It Can Happen and Leave It.

This album is another one of Yes' masterpieces, along with Close to the Edge and Fragile. It has a some of the most memorable yes epics such as The Revealing Science of God and Ritual and the extremely underrated The Ancient that opens with the most progressive 12 minutes I've ever heard. I was never really the biggest fan of The Remembering for it's dragged out intro, but the rest of the song is great. Overall an amazing album that not enough people love.