Revisiting 90125 by Yes (Album Review) @jamesgriffithsmusic
Revisiting 90125 by Yes (Album Review)  @jamesgriffithsmusic
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
An accidental Yes album, by a band that was originally supposed to be called Cinema, '90125' saw a strange gestalt line-up of the classic seventies band butting heads with Trevor Horn, the man who invented eighties pop. The result? A huge mega-hit, yet at what cost to everyone's sanity?
In this video I explore the difficult making of this iconic (yet flawed) album, which spawned the massive single 'Owner of a Lonely Heart' - only because the producer had literally gone down on his hands and knees and begged the band to record it!
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Revisiting '90125' by Yes (Album Review)

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