The journey continues through the cosmic corridors of Yes history. This second chapter expands the vision of Part1, blending studio precision with live transcendence. Hear the evolution unfold: the digital daring of Talk, the orchestral sweep of Magnification, the modern resonance of TheQuest, and the timeless pulse of ClosetotheEdge.

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1. Birthright – Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe
2. Lift Me Up – Union
3. State of Play – Talk
4. Onward – Keys to Ascension
5. Close to the Edge – Keys to Ascension 2
6. No Way We Can Lose – Open Your Eyes
7. Can I? – The Ladder
8. Perpetual Change [Live] – House of Yes: Live from House of Blues
9. Give Love Each Day – Magnification
10. Australia [Solo Acoustic] – The Ultimate Yes: 35th Anniversary Collection
11. Don’t Go – Symphonic Live
12. Fly From Here Pt. III – Madman at the Screens – Fly From Here
13. Heart of the Sunrise [Live] – In the Present: Live from Lyon
14. To Ascend – Heaven & Earth
15. Madrigal [Live] – Yes 50 Live
16. Leave Well Alone – The Quest
17. Living Out Their Dream – Mirror to the Sky

Yessounds steps into another layer of reality with a full‑band journey through Yes history — from the early spark of Looking Around to the vast landscapes of Ritual and The Gates of Delirium. This first part of the 4th Dimension Dream explores how the band’s sound evolved across decades, albums, and lineups, each track opening a new door in the sonic corridor.

1. Looking Around – Yes (Yes)

2. Sweet Dreams – Yes (Time and a Word)

3. I’ve Seen All Good People – Yes (The Yes Album)

4. South Side of the Sky – Yes (Fragile)

5. America [Single Version] – Yes (Close to the Edge)

6. Perpetual Change – Yes (Yessongs)

7. Ritual (Nous Sommes du Soleil) – Yes (Tales from Topographic Oceans)

8. Soon (Single Edit) – Yes (Relayer)

9. Wonderous Stories – Yes (Going for the One)

10. Release, Release – Yes (Tormato )

11. The Gates of Delirium – Yes (Yesshows)

12. Into the Lens – Yes (Drama)

13. Changes – Yes (90125)

14. Almost Like Love – Yes (Big Generator)

Step quietly down the hall and listen through the half‑open doors — this week’s Yessounds explores albums where familiar names appear only in passing. From jazz corridors to progressive suites, these are the rooms off the main hall, the places where great players left their echoes.

1. Scenario – Al Di Meola (Scenario)
2. The Dodo’s Dream – Gordon Giltrap (Starfield)
3. Angelus – Milton Nascimento (Angelus)
4. We Used To Play In These Hills – Charlie Bisharat (Along the Amazon)
5. Black Diamond Run – Charlie Bisharat (Along the Amazon)
6. Blood From A Stone – Cycle V (Metropolis OST)
7. A Drop Of Silence – Kitaro (Dream)
8. Assembly Line – Dixie Dregs (Industry Standard)
9. Bloodsucking Leeches – Dixie Dregs (Industry Standard)
10. Taurus 3 – Mike Oldfield (Crises)
11. Everybody Knows You When You're Up & In – Jeff Berlin (In Harmony’s Way)
12. Outbound – Béla Fleck & The Flecktones (Outbound)
13. Earth Jam – Béla Fleck & The Flecktones (Outbound)
14. Bungie Bass – Tony Levin (Bringing It Down to the Bass)
15. Sun Song – Glass Hammer (Culture of Ascent)
16. Las Estrellas En La Tierra – Cielo Y Tierra (Heaven & Earth)
17. Los Cuatro Elementos – Cielo Y Tierra (Heaven & Earth)
18. Nuestra Única Ilusión – Cielo Y Tierra (Heaven & Earth)
19. The Will Of The Wind – Vangelis (Direct)
20. Celtic Ring (Feat. Alan Parsons) – Alan Simon (Songwriter)
21. The Elements (Feat. Roger Hodgson) – Alan Simon (Songwriter)
22. Along Came Mary – Roger Hodgson (Open the Door)
23. Showdown – Roger Hodgson (Open the Door)
24. Bijou – Queen (Innuendo)