What’s your favourite post-main sequence Yes epic? 286

Keystudio Produced by Preston Frazier, David Gordon, Bill Govier,
Wayne Hall and Michel Arsenault. Epic Yes music is under the
microscope this week. Also, Mark reviews One Live Badger! Are there
any epics post 1979? Are any good? What defines 'epic'? Listen to
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