I Recomendet Heaven & Earth is the twenty-first studio album from the English progressive rock band Yes, first released on 16 July 2014 on Frontiers Records. It is their first album with singer Jon Davison in the bands line-up. It was produced by Roy Thomas Baker, who first worked with the band on recording sessions in 1979, and mixed by former member Billy Sherwood. About the name of the album, guitarist Steve Howe stated, In a way, the parallel of saying ‘Heaven And Earth’ is the same as saying good and bad, yin and yang, up and down, left and right. They’re two extremes, but I think the way Roger and I liked it was that in fact the Earth is a physical place where you can measure stuff and you can do quantum physics. But Heaven is an unknown place of no particular destination as far as anybody knows. And yet it doesn’t matter whether you’re totally tied up in a religious belief or whether you’re spiritual in a way. That doesn’t require religious commitment — it just requires awareness to the fact that there’s obviously something out there that we don’t know about. [...] it sums up the dualistic quality of the known and the unknown and the more you look at the known the more you see that there’s even more unknown than you knew before. 01. Believe Again 02. The Game 03. Step Beyond 04. To Ascend 05. In A World Of Our Own 06. Light Of The Ages 07. It Was All We Knew 08. Subway Walls 09. To Ascend (Acoustic Version) The Band • Steve Howe - electric, acoustic and steel guitars, vocals • Chris Squire - bass guitar, vocals • Alan White - drums, percussion • Geoff Downes - keyboards, computer programming • Jon Davison - vocals, acoustic guitar (tracks 1 & 6)
Posted on: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 21:51:06 +0000
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