Yes Rock Band Quiz

Bill Bruford is the correct answer because he is a renowned drummer who has worked with multiple bands including Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, and U.K. His diverse musical collaborations and contributions to these bands make him a highly respected and sought-after drummer in the progressive rock genre.

The correct answer is "Roundabout." In the song "Roundabout" by Yes, the lyric "The words will make you out'n'out" is repeated multiple times throughout the song.

"Roundabout" is the correct answer because it was the song from Yes' "Fragile" album that became their first big hit, reaching number 13 on the U.S. charts.

The peak in popularity of progressive rock bands such as Yes occurred in the 1970s. This was a decade when progressive rock gained significant mainstream success and recognition. Bands like Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, and King Crimson were at the forefront of this genre, creating complex and experimental music that pushed the boundaries of traditional rock. The 1970s marked a golden era for progressive rock, with many iconic albums and performances that continue to influence and inspire musicians to this day.

The correct answer is "Tales Of Topographic Oceans." This double album by Yes only contained a total of four songs, but each song was an epic-length composition, ranging from 18 to 22 minutes. The album was released in 1973 and is considered one of Yes's most ambitious and experimental works, featuring intricate musical arrangements and complex lyrical themes. The album's length and conceptual nature divided both critics and fans, but it remains a significant and influential release in progressive rock history.

After Yes' "Tales of Topographic Oceans" tour, each of the band members worked on a solo album. This suggests that instead of taking a vacation or getting married, they chose to focus on their individual musical projects.

Yes released the album "90125" in 1983.

The correct answer is Drama. Drama is the 1980 Yes album that was released without the presence of Jon Anderson or Rick Wakeman. This album marked a significant change in the band's lineup, with Trevor Horn on vocals and Geoff Downes on keyboards replacing Anderson and Wakeman respectively. Despite the absence of two key members, Drama received positive reviews and showcased a more aggressive and experimental sound for the band.

Chris Squire of Yes is commonly known by the nickname "Fish".

Fragile was the first Yes album to feature artist Roger Dean's surreal landscape art.

Alan White, who became Yes drummer in 1972, was best known for playing with John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band. This band was formed by John Lennon after the breakup of The Beatles and included various renowned musicians. Alan White joined the band in 1969 and played drums on their album "Imagine" and other recordings.

Yes was chosen for the group name because it was short, direct, and memorable. This suggests that the members of the group wanted a name that would be easily recognizable and easy to remember for their audience. They likely wanted a name that would stand out and leave a lasting impression.

The Yes album "Close to the Edge", recorded in 1972, had only three long tracks.

Yes made its first American tour as the opening act for Jethro Tull.

Tony Banks is the correct answer because he is a member of the band Genesis, not Yes. Eddie Jobson, Igor Koroshov, and Geoff Downes have all played with Yes at some point in their careers.