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I found a mash-up of "Halcyon" and "Leave It" by Yes called "Halcyon It" done by Audiodile
The mix should have been smoothed in parts, but overall it's pretty good
Audiodile:
The acapella of "Leave It" has been floating around for years and I've always wanted to do something with it. This isn't exactly what I'd had in mind, but since Orbital had sampled a small part of the song already, I thought it might be interesting to have them just take the whole song.
Audiodile should have tidied up the mix more, the beats don't mat ch and stick out in places. But overall IMO the Yes track gels well enough with Halcyon to justify the mash-up.
I have no big liking for Yes, their 70's output is OK enough I guess, but the stuff they've done since that is really not my thing. I guess the albums Jon Anderson put out with Vangelis is my pick of the lot.
Never compromise your art, keep it close to your heart
usernick wrote:Ah, Yes - used to include Trevor Horn (ZTT) in their numbers at some point...
The 808 remixes of "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" are superb (well, I would say that, wouldn't I?)!
Yes invited The Buggles (Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes) to replace Anderson and Wakeman when those two quit the band after Yes' Tormato album.
I dig the first Buggles album, it's synth-pop at it's best IMO, but the Drama album is sadly little reminiscent of that. It's neither Buggles (new wave) or Yes (prog), but more or less just thrown together for a reason to do a tour and fill contractual obligations.
Yes broke up after that album for awhile. Downes and Steve Howe eventually went on to form the MOR supergroup Asia, Trevor Horn went on to become a superproducer, the other members worked with an idea for another supergroup of 70's has-beens (Cinema) but ended up getting Anderson back in the band and recorded their big come back album 90125.
Never compromise your art, keep it close to your heart