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@wolfgang59 saidFunny, I prefer ELP to Yes.
It would.
But Genesis were $hyt3 with or without Gabriel!
😉
I was into "YES" in the 70s ... pretentious crap but I loved it.
Close to the Edge is still an ear-worm for me.
@wolfgang59 saidCome on, don't be like that, we're not all like that.
No need.
Bye
I'm glad to finally see more posters here, tbh.
@petewxyz saidI should have said that line is from 'The Guaranteed Eternal Sanctuary Man' by Genesis with Peter Gabriel. Seemed vaguely relevant to the OP.
I know a fireman who looks after the fire.
Loved Close to the Edge and in fact all of Yessongs but can't find lyrics there that can be linked to.. well.. anything really. Great music, weird metaphor.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidDG showing his hypocrisy twice already today. Oh my.
I love how you repeatedly accuse me of that and then proceed yourself to answer for others.
@wolfgang59 saidOne stupid question that I get from a coworker is who created God?
Which story do like best? One or two?
Or neither.
(Is there a third I don't know about?)
God is eternal no one created Him.