: Gregory said:
: > What this has to do with David Baerwald I do
: > not know. �David, do you like YES? �:)

: Greg:

: Do you honestly think anyone here sits around listening to nothing but David Baerwald all day?
: The reason why I post info about new YES releases is because I have been listening to them since 1970. They are playing great music and they deserve people's support.
: In my original message, I said that every version of every track on this new box set is the full length album version with no radio edits to be found anywhere. The 1991 YES YEARS box set contains the four minute radio edit of the full length AMERICA song, which is in reality, a ten and a half minute song.
: This new box set contains the unexpurgated version of Paul Simon's slice of Americana.
: As it orginally appeared.
: You see, YES is one of my top bands, and I thought others might be interested in this information. My subject line indicated the subject matter, so if you don't like the band, go on to another message.
: Also, YES is trying to put spiritual vibes into what has become a very negative world, and that is certainly something I am agreeable to as well.


Wow, for a guy who says "peace and prayers" at the end, you sure do issue a stern reprimand when you find someone else in the wrong.  Jeez.  How about making the world a nicer place by not being a jerk when someone else is misinformed?

And don't you think you could have been clearer in your first note, when you said that the new box set features the debut of Simon's "America"?  Sure, you said it was all full-length album versions, but "America" was not on an album, was it?  Can't a guy be confused?  Jeez, you don't have to stick it in and break it off!  If that is a spiritual vibe, then count me out!


Signed,
Gregory Colby