Determined to work together but lacking legal access to their previous band name, current and ex-members of Yes convened in the late 1980s for a one-off project that…very much feels like a product of the late 1980s. While not quite capturing Yes’ glory days, it nonetheless provided an alternative to the more overt pop sensibilities of Yes at the time, fusing World music with epic song structures. With the limited number of songs, I’ve reduced this to my five favorite tracks from the eponymous quartet.

*This list will be updated in the event of any future (including posthumous) releases.

Top 5

5. Vultures in the City

4. Let’s Pretend

3. Themes

2. Fist of Fire

1. Birthright

Their Sole Album

Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe (1989)