Again with only six tracks, YES does it. The album buyer is fastened into the music and can't get out of it. Introducing track "Yours Is No Discgrace" is such a convincing track with it's great arrangements and band tightness that it's impossible to reject it. It's kinda psyhcadelic, since this album is from -71. So the mood is sort of like extremely complexed rock music, with of course the unique voice of Jon Anderson on top.

Second track is Steve Howe greta moment "The Clap", which is an acoustic huitar thing with classical, rock and country sundings to it. Very good, and often perfomred live when the band is on tour. Third track is the gigantiv legendary track "Starship Trooper". Not many who have hear thi songs, says anything bad about it. It's a fact hat it's a great song, and for sure a YES but even a progressive rock classic. "I've Seen All Good People", is a up tempo thing with cool harmony vocals. it's a two parted song.....

Remainging tracks are also great but not as well known as the others. This is a calssic YES album for sure, and a must in all progressive rock album collections.....

1. Yours Is No Disgrace
2. The Clap
3. Starship Trooper
   a) Life seeker
   b) Disillusion
   c) Würm
4. A Venture
5. Perpetual Change