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Love them both. The band changed when Steve Hackett left, but I still loved them. Even like the Ray Wilson album "Calling All Stations".

Neither

Done

The screen is a must have

Someone should make a coffee table book about these

Horrifying

Is that recent? Would love to check that out!

ECC grad back in late 80's. Got my Associates in Visual Communications/Graphic Arts. Started working in my field right out of college and still working for the same company 30 years later.

Watched the CNN broadcast of it tonight. Amazing

Cashews. My grandmother would give me the Brut or Old Spice gift set every year at Christmas. One year she gave me a huge container of cashews. Thank god. Best one ever!

The Who - Live at Leeds Genesis - Seconds Out Wings - Across America Rolling Stones - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out The Band- The Last Waltz

Steven Wilson!

Awesome. Good job Zay!

I'll be there. Thinking it may be the last time I get to see Carl Palmer. Yes is a shell of it's former self with Chris Squire's passing and Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman doing their thing with Trevor Rabin. Not a fan at all of the current Yes singer, but Billy Sherwood does fill in admirably for the late Chris Squire. He also fills in in Asia for the late John Wetton.

Howard Cunningham