Yes - Time And A Word album flac

Time and a Word is the second studio album by the English rock band Yes, released in July 1970 by Atlantic Records. It was put together several months after the release of their debut album Yes, during which the group continued to tour heavily and recorded Time and a Word during gaps between shows. Yes continued to follow their early musical direction of performing original material and cover versions of songs by pop, jazz, and folk artists

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Yes ‎– Time And A Word. Label: Music On Vinyl ‎– MOVLP988, Atlantic ‎– MOVLP988. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, 180gr. It has a few covers and a bit more original work. The only peeve I have with this is the orchestral overdubbing, which is why Clear Days is one of the worst Yes songs from their early years. No Opportunity Necessary is probably the best song off of this, with Then, Astral Traveler, TAAW, and Sweet Dreams.

1. Time and a Word Lyrics. In the morning when you rise Do you open up your eyes, see what I see? Do you see the same things ev'ry day? Do you think of a way to start the day Getting things in proportion? Spread the news and help the world go 'round Have you heard of a time that will help us get it together again? Have you heard of the word that will stop us going wrong? Well, the time is near and the word you'll hear When you get things in perspective Spread the news and help the word go round

Now, Time and a Word may not be the greatest Yes album (although I personally like it quite a bit) but this reissue is exceptional. The sound is fat, full and there’s no brick-walling to be found. In fact, this reissue sounds better than my . imported) 1970 copy of Time (which sounds thin by comparison).

Time And A Word is a music studio album recording by YES (Symphonic Prog/Progressive Rock) released in 1970 on cd, lp, vinyl and/or cassette. Even without Wakeman or Howe, this rates easily alongside The Yes Album, Fragile and Close to the Edge as one of the quintessential early prog-rock albums. Not only is it near-impossible to find a flaw, but every song is both great and succinct, yet the album retains an exceptional cohesiveness. As much as I love all the others, I'm tempted to agree.

Before they broke out with The Yes Album, Yes recorded two albums that aren’t particularly remembered as great achievements. Their self-titled debut was however quite good, and very interesting in hindsight of what they’ve gone to achieve later. Not exactly the same can be said about Time and a Word.

from album: Time And A Word (1970). There's a word and the word is love and it's right for me, It's right for me, and the word is love. Have you heard of a time that will help get it together again? Have you heard of the word that will stop us going wrong? Well, the time is near and the word you'll hear When you get things in perspective. Spread the news and help the word go round. There's a time and the time is now and it's right for me, It's right for me, and the time is now. There's a word and the word is love and it's right for me, It's right for me, and the word is love