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Yesin albumitVuoden 1980 albumit


brittiläisenprogressiivista rockiaYesAtlantic Recordsinremasteroitu





















Drama
Yes

Studioalbumin Drama kansikuva
Studioalbumin tiedot
 Nauhoitettu 
huhti-kesäkuu 1980
 Julkaistu

2. elokuuta 1980
 Tuottaja(t)

Yes ja Eddie Offord[1]
 Tyylilaji

progressiivinen rock
 Kesto
36.55
 Levy-yhtiö

Atlantic
Yesin muut julkaisut

Tormato
1978

Drama
1980

Yesshows
1980

Drama on brittiläisen progressiivista rockia soittavan Yes-yhtyeen kymmenes studioalbumi. Se julkaistiin 22. elokuuta 1980 Atlantic Recordsin kautta. Albumi uudelleenjulkaistiin CD-formaatissa 24. helmikuuta 2004. Uudelleenjulkaisulla vanhat kappaleet ovat remasteroitu, ja mukana on kymmenen ennenjulkaisematonta kappaletta albumin äänityssessioista.[2]




Sisällysluettelo





  • 1 Kappaleet

    • 1.1 Uudelleenjulkaisun lisäkappaleet



  • 2 Kokoonpano


  • 3 Lähteet




Kappaleet |


  1. "Machine Messiah" – 10:27

  2. "White Car" – 1:21

  3. "Does It Really Happen?" – 6:35

  4. "Into the Lens" – 8:33

  5. "Run Through the Light" – 4:43

  6. "Tempus Fugit" – 5:15


Uudelleenjulkaisun lisäkappaleet |




  1. "Into the Lens" – 3:47

  2. "Run Through the Light" – 4:31

  3. "Have We Really Got to Go Through This" – 3:43

  4. "Song No. 4 (Satellite)" – 7:31

  5. "Tempus Fugit (Tracking Session)" – 5:39

  6. "White Car (Tracking Session)" – 1:11

  7. "Dancing Through the Light" – 3:16

  8. "Golden Age" – 5:57

  9. "In the Tower" – 2:54

  10. "Friend of a Friend" – 3:38


Kokoonpano |


  • Trevor Horn – laulu; basso kappaleessa "Run Through the Light"

  • Steve Howe – kitara, laulu

  • Geoff Downes – koskettimet, vokooderi

  • Chris Squire – basso, laulu; piano kappaleessa "Run Through the Light"

  • Alan White – rummut, perkussio, laulu


Lähteet |



  1. CD Universe Viitattu 14. heinäkuuta 2009 (englanniksi)


  2. Amazon.com Viitattu 14.7.2009. (englanniksi)



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