One album consisting of three songs. One was 18 minutes, one was 10 minutes, and one was 9 minutes. Had the progressive rock movement of the 60s and 70s become way too self-indulgent? That depends on if you've heard this album. Though the songs are rather long, the song "Close To The Edge" has a hold on you from start to finish, and is really just variations of the single chorus of the song in different styles. The song "And You And I" has been a staple of their live performaces, and is a catchy song. The breakout track for me was "Siberian Khatru" which has a steady beat the whole time, is the shortest of the bunch, and isn't too complex or confusing. There's something in there for everyone, but I'd suggest only buying this if you're a fan of Yes.

Heavier that hell. Walk is the ultimate riff in the album. Drop D,bends in the 1st fret. RIP Dimebag is full of heaviness. Phil's vocals are to cool. Shreds all the place.