What people said about Bukowski’s jam Heart of the Sunrise

27 Comments (since 10 Jan 2014)

7 years, 6 days ago

BarneyRubble

Mmm! Right! (In the style of whispering Bob)

7 years, 6 days ago

HawklordElf

Welcome to the 1970sProgRockTimeWarp. Excellent stuff.

7 years, 6 days ago

simonp

paging @leslieplatt59

7 years, 6 days ago

Niels_Footman

wonderful. Wurm remains one of my favourite, deliriously pompous rock wigouts ever

7 years, 6 days ago

leslieplatt59

Yes at their peak. Just brill.

7 years, 6 days ago

ian38018

Mr William Bruford at his very best.

7 years, 6 days ago

Shaka

i hardly knew YES for some bizarre reason...i look forward to a marathon in the near future...where should i start?...chronological maybe

7 years, 5 days ago

ian38018

@Shaka You will get a hundred answers to that question from Yes fans. But I should start at The Yes Album and move forward chronologically (missing out Topographic Oceans would be acceptable). And STOP after Drama. Then go back to fill in the blanks.

7 years, 5 days ago

Bukowski

@Shaka Start with 'Fragile' and 'Close To The Edge'.

7 years, 5 days ago

BertrandRustles

I fell asleep listening to Relayer for the first time :-/

7 years, 5 days ago

HawklordElf

@ian38018 @Shaka YesFanAnswerNo.2 I agree with Ian to start at The Yes Album but I would stop at Going For The One and leap to their last album Fly From Here taking in as many live albums along the way.

7 years, 5 days ago

leslieplatt59

The holy trinity, The Yes Album, Fragile and CTTE about covers it. Relayer for something a bit more uncompromising and Drama for the hell of it but as Ian38018 says stop after that.

7 years, 5 days ago

leslieplatt59

@ian38018 Yeah Bill powers it along and those first three and a half minutes just blow you away.

7 years, 5 days ago

Maui_Blue

Resplendent!

7 years, 5 days ago

obadiah99

@Shaka Whatever you do, don't ignore "Yes" and "Time and a Word" (the ones before "The Yes Album") - I did that and only discovered how good they were years later. @Bukowski Seriously good jam, of course!

7 years, 5 days ago

nosajholt

Damn, nobody plays bass like this anymore! We need the next gen to take up the slack!

7 years, 5 days ago

allymac

Superb again!

7 years, 5 days ago

mikelowe

I'm with @obadiah99 their first 3 albums are great, but particularly "The Yes Album" Thanks @Bukowski .

7 years, 5 days ago

MyBlueElephant

Brilliant! didn't know this track! Great surprise :))

7 years, 5 days ago

aldusd

haven't heard this in more than 20 years & tempted to dive in there again...

7 years, 5 days ago

iMatthew_

prob my favorite Yes track (and album). thx

7 years, 5 days ago

abigail.deeks

Fabulous.

7 years, 5 days ago

AndrewJAshton1

Had forgotten how good this (and Yes) is/are!

7 years, 4 days ago

lynn200

had the best album covers years ago,had a few myself...good one.

7 years, 4 days ago

billylurken

Great song!

7 years, 4 days ago

ian38018

@Hawklord_Elf Had forgotten about Fly From Here - worth dropping in to, if only for Into The Storm.

7 years, 3 days ago

deadringerfred

Great album...