I wanna get into Yes. What's the best place to start?

Tales From Topographic Oceans

>>74026436
start with when Howe joined the band and end with when Bruford left the band.

With their first album, like you would for any other artist

>>74026436
Relayer is a great record. The synth solo in the middle of Gates of Delirium will make you ejaculate.

>>74026461
Don't do this. TFTO is really the kind of album that you have to be "ready" for- try Close to the Edge and Relayer first, and if you like where they're going with that, TFTO is for you. The Yes Album, Fragile, Going for the One, and Drama are also essential

>>74026474
Yes peaked with Alan White, if I'm being honest.

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Thanks guys guess I'll listen to Relayer

Top to bottom:
The Yes Album
Fragile
Close to The Edge

If you like those then listen to Relayer and if you want more long songs then listen to Tales From Topograhpic Oceans.

>>74026491
Steve Howe's steel guitar is amazing as well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJRVBQtKltM

Fragile is the easiest album to get into. Accessible songs, short song durations, but still full of Yes goodness.

I'd do Fragile then Close to the Edge, then Relayer, then whatever.

>>74027523
This is the best way to go, but >>74027312 works too