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#5						December 19, 1990



OK, so maybe it's a good idea that we send this out a little more
often...I realize that last one was a little too much on the 
lengthy side. Let's hope I can keep up...


For those of you who voted for Notes From the Edge, it looks like
this is going to become our official name. You others who haven't
voted yet, if you object to this name, you'd better send in your
votes soon! Otherwise, starting with the next newsletter, we will
become Notes From the Edge (suggested by Dean Gitters). (Relayer 
and Sound Chaser are still in the running...)


* * * * * * * * * *

YES BOX-SET:
===========


From:	IN%"CHRISLEY@vax.oxford.ac.uk" 

  
By the way, any ideas what a CD box set would mean?  Would it have
a lot of
previously unreleased tracks?  Anyone know more?
 

***Read on:

From:	IN%"jtull@unix.cis.pitt.EDU"  			

As for what about the boxed set they wanted our input on, anything
that we 
wanted to tell them. They listed a whole bunch of unreleased songs,
to give
us a place to start. They also mentioned a bunch of remakes they used
to do
in the early days. The songs they mentioned are : "Something's
Coming", 
"Abeline", "It's Love" all b-sides or unreleased. The two unreleased
songs
from Drama : "Go Through This" and "We Can Fly From Here". And the
cover 
versions : "Eleanor Rigby", "For Everyone", "Dear Mr. Fantasy",
"Something's
Coming", "America", "I'm Down", "Give Me Some Lovin" all of these
would be 
live versions.

Rick Meyer

	+++		+++		+++		+++


DO YOU HAVE SUGGESTIONS FOR THE UPCOMING BOX-SET?
================================================


From: Dave Markfield

According to the most recent issue of YES Magazine, Atlantic records 
and YES are working on putting together a box set for a tentative 
April release.  YES is interested in turning out the best possible set 
for their fans.  To that end they have involved YES Magazine.  YES 
Magazine is currently soliciting suggestions for songs to be included 
on the set which they will then forward on to the necessary people.

If you would like to have your voice heard, send your suggestions to:

ILWN500@INDYVAX.IUPUI.EDU

by 4PM EST January 21 and they will then be forwarded on to YES
Magazine.

Additionally, please state which you would prefer:

1)a collection of rare and previously unavailable material such as live
  versions, B-sides, & alternate takes and demos, or
2)a greatest hits package, as the songs originally appeared on their 
  albums.

Also when stating requests please be as descriptive as
possible(including
dates,etc..if possible)

Also, please state if you could provide a tape of any of these items if
it
was needed.

------------------------------------------------------------------
------------
-

Finally for those interested in subscription information for YES
Magazine,
their address is:

YES Magazine
12 Chelsea Place
Dix Hills, NY 11746-5414

A three issue subscription is $19.95(US) or $24.95(elsewhere).


* * * * * * * * * *

CHRIS VS. BILL?
===============


From:	IN%"vrdxhq!lute!bill@uunet.UU.NET"


More comments on the Squire/Bruford relationship. My comments
before 
(and now) may be off base, it was speculation after all, though based
on 
fact. (It's the Squire/ Bruford relation that's trouble, right? Have
Bruford and Rabin even ever met?) 

1. I read in some magazine -- Musician?
-- that Bruford said (roughly) " All bassists are created equal, but
[someone other than Squire or Berlin] is more equal than others."
Interesting. For one thing, "all bassists are created equal" seems
more at odds with Squire's bass concept than any other. His concept is
to rewrite the rules of the game.  Second, his favorite wasn't either of 
the acclaimed bass greats he is well known for playing with. (BTW, I 
predicted Bruford's move to jazz before Earthworks. I think that's 
where his respect lies.)

2. Bruford played on _Fish Out of Water_ (a great album, no small part 
due to Bruford IMHO). This was in 1976 I believe, 4 years after leaving 
Yes. Presumably this was the time real hostilities began, if there
was some incident. BTW, I saw some film footage of Chris playing 
some of the Fish material with a band outside, like in his backyard or
something, on Night Flight I think. Has anyone heard of anything like
this
(or any other interesting Yes related film)?




* * * * * * * * * *

NOT-YES:
=======


Mike Borella will continue to update the Not-Yes Collection, but we
will refrain from posting the latest version in the newsletter. If
you would like to see the latest version, e-mail Mike for a copy:
		borellms@clutx.clarkson.edu


ROCK RECORD:
===========

From:	IN%"CHRISLEY@vax.oxford.ac.uk" 
 
Finally, thanks to those who compiled the Not-Yes discography.  But I
think we
should include all the independent efforts, even if they weren't entire
LP's.
For example, Wakeman played the keyboard on Cat Stevens' "Morning
Has Broken"
and Jon Anderson did the Far Far cry, Cage of Freedom, and
soundtrack stuff
with John Paul Jones.  Chris Squire played in that Smoke on the Water
benefit'
song, etc.  There used to be a fantastic book called Rock Record that
allowed
you to look up an artist's name in the index, and it would tell you *all*
the
albums that person has played on.  So it would mention Jon Anderson
on King
Crimson's "Lizard" LP, and it would also tell you that Anderson sang on
Vangelis' album "Heaven and Hell".  If you can find the book, you can
get 99%
of the job done for you...
 
Ron Chrisley


* * * * * * * * * *


ALBUM COVERS:
=============


From: 	IN%"borellms@clutx.clarkson.edu"

Favorite Album Cover:  This would have to be Relayer.  So much detail
in
	so few colors.  It seems that the whole thing is just different
	shades of the same color.  Also, the art depicts what seems to
be
	the quote contained in the liner notes...anybody know the
relevance
	of this?
 
	My theory of how the CTTE cover came about...The album was
about to
	go into production and the still had no cover.  They call up Roger
	Dean and tell him he's got 5 minutes to finish one.  He say's "No
	problem...", and whips out his airbrush...
 

Mike Borella

	+++		+++		+++		+++

From:	IN%"esl0422@ultb.isc.rit.EDU" 10-DEC-1990 18:30:51.59

My favorite Yes album cover? (oh no.... too many choices!)
I would have to say that YesSongs is my favorite with Fragile a close
second.
The worst would have to be BIG GENERATOR.   What ever happened
?!?!?!?!

I recall (from Roger Dean's VIEWS book) that Jon Anderson wanted to
have a
matchbook on the cover of the YesSongs Album, but others disagreed
and
Dean's work was put there instead (hurray!).

I was very disappointed in the 90125 and BIG GENERATOR covers.....
almost
to the point of not considering them REAL Yes.  I'm sure many aspiring
artists designed their own covers to hide those obscenely bland ones.

-Eric

	+++		+++		+++		+++

From:	IN%"vrdxhq!lute!bill@uunet.UU.NET" 

Favorite cover? The _Close to the Edge_ gatefold. My CD doesn't have
the 
gatefold or the lyrics though for some reason. Not adding art or 
reducing the size is one thing, but omitting art is going too far.
(My _Foxtrot_ CD -- and the later LP's -- also omits artwork.)
Don't have any other Yes CDs.

Bill


* * * * * * * * * *

BUGGLES REVISITED:
=================


From:	IN%"CHRISLEY@vax.oxford.ac.uk" 11-DEC-1990 13:09:50.12

 
Thanks to Diane Westerfield for a good intro to the Buggles.  One
important
thing, though:  The Age of Plastic is not their only album.  In fact, their
other album is better:  Adventures in Modern Recording.  I haven't
bought the
Age of Plastic CD because of lack of interest, but if I ever saw
Adventures In
Modern Recording on CD, I would snap it up!  Yes fans will be
particularly
interested in the album, since it has a version of Into the Lens called
"I am
a Camera".  A more moody, less upbeat album that LitAoP, and
therefore better
(in my opinion).
 

Ron Chrisley

	+++		+++		+++		+++

From:	IN%"cambler@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU" 

A note of trivia, the Buggle's "Video Killed the Radio Star" was the
first 
video ever played on MTV. Now you know :-)

++Christopher();


* * * * * * * * * *

SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES...?
=======================

IN%"esl0422@ultb.isc.rit.EDU" 			

On another note, I frequently find myself listening to the background
sounds on many a yes tune.  See if you can find this one:

	"All we are saying, is give peace a chance"

Sound familiar?

Eric

* * * * * * * * * *

LYRICS:
======

From:	IN%"CWALTERS@ducvax.auburn.EDU"  


Ok...

Thanks to a BIG contribution from Tanguy, I have the following lyrics
available:

The Yes Album
Fragile
Close To The Edge
Tales From Topographic Oceans
90125
Big Generator

Plus, the pre-Drama lyrics (thanks to Ron Chrisley), along with the 
lyrics to the song "We Can Fly From Here."

AND...

Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe
In The City Of Angels (Jon's latest solo album)

I'm leaving tomorrow for Xmas, and won't be able to get back online
until
around Jan. 2nd. I have plenty of room in my account, though, so if
you 
have some lyrics besides the ones posted above, feel free to send 'em
on,
and I'll mess with 'em when I get back.

A NOTE TO ANY TRANSCRIBERS OUT THERE: If you have a hankerin' to type
in
some lyrics, why not try something a bit off the wall, like some of
Jon's
singles from movies like "Legends" or "St. Elmo's Fire" or some of the
Jon & Vangelis stuff? For some reason, that stuff is hard to find...

Oh, well... I'm outta here..

Everyone have a nice Christmas!

Christian
cwalters@ducvax.auburn.edu


* * * * * * * * * *


SO YOU WANT TO PLAY LIKE STEVE...?
==================================

From:	IN%"vicka@wrq.COM"  


I've got some Steve Howe guitar transcriptions I'd be willing to 
photocopy or point people to....they were published in Britain under 
the straightforward title _Steve_Howe_for_Guitar_.


Vicka Corey


* * * * * * * * * *


ROGER AND MARTIN DEAN:
=====================

From:	IN%"vicka@wrq.COM"


Scott McD said:
>  I'm also trying to find _Magnetic_Storm_ by Roger and Martin Dean,
>which is a collection of some of their album covers and other
paintings.

I believe this and other Dean art books are published by Paper Tiger --
they turn up in comic book shops and sf conventions.  Again, I can
point
to an address if you like; don't have it memorized....

--vicka


* * * * * * * * * *


POSTERS:
=======

From:	IN%"vicka@wrq.COM"  

>From:	IN%"mbf!dave@sunkist.West.Sun.COM" 
>------------------------------------------
>I would like to know if you can still get the Roger Dean Yes album 
>cover posters anymore. They were available all over the country, 10 
>years ago.  They were distributed in the U.S. by "Big-O-Posters", 
>which doesn't exist anymore to the best of my knowledge.  Any
ideas?

Well, I found mine in the $2 bin at the Dead Mall flea market in
Amherst,
Massachussetts....

Vicka Corey

* * * * * * * * * *


SOURCES:
=======

From:	IN%"DG8150%ALBNYVMS.BITNET@UACSC2.ALBANY.EDU" 

And you may want to post this.  Last Vestige Music Shop, here in
Albany, is
a good place to find Yes rarities(I found a copy of 'Fish Out Of Water',
on
vinal for 3 bucks) as well as other rare progressive rock stuff.  They
also
have boots, mostly on tape, some vinal(no CD).  He also gets some
promo stuff.
The best thing about it it, he has a mail order catalog.
                The address is,
                                Last Vestige
                                P.O. Box 282
                                Delmar, NY, 12054
Write to get a free list.
Later(for now)
Dean


* * * * * * * * * *


TORMATO:
=======

From:	IN%"esl0422@ultb.isc.rit.EDU" 	

Regarding the missing TORMATO (tomato, camero, potato...)

Perhaps the reason that TORMATO does not appear in the album list
printed in
90125 is because it has been out of print for some time.  Fortunately,
it is
available as an import CD from Japan.

	+++		+++		+++		+++

From:	IN%"RAGUNTON@WATER.llnl.GOV" 

OLIAS@ducvax.auburn.EDU "Rockin Ruth Zurawka" asks:
>In the 90125 program, all of the YES albums are listed ... except for 
>Tormato.
>
>WHY?

At the time of the 90125 tour, the album "Tormato" was out of
print(and 
still is)here in the U.S.  All of the other albums listed are not.  If you 
want to get a new recording of "Tormato"(on CD for example), you
have to 
get an import(I got my CD in Japan).  Hopefully, with the new boxed
set, 
some of the YES tunes that aren't available on CD here in the states
will 
be included.

Ben Ragunton                                 


* * * * * * * * * *

CD QUALITY:
==========

From:	IN%"mikem@heurikon.com"	

Has anyone else noticed that the sound on the Fragile CD is poor?
It sounds to me like it is several tape generations from the masters -
it's muffled sounding.  I have always wondered if it was corrected
in later pressings (I picked mine up as soon as it came out), or
if there was an import with better sound.

				 Mike Mayer


* * * * * * * * * *


YESTERDAYS ?
============

From:	IN%"jtull@unix.cis.pitt.EDU"  			


If Relayer was released before Yesterdays then why isn't there a
picture of
Patrick Moraz in Yesterdays. There is a picture of Alan White and he
didn't
play on any part of Yesterdays. Could it be that at the time of
Yesterdays
release Patrick was no longer a member of Yes, and they only put
pictures of
people who either played on Yesterdays or were currently a member?

Rick Meyer


***another note: I think the same thing happened with the cover to
Time and a Word. Steve Howe doesn't play on this album at all, Peter
Banks does. But Banks left before the album was released, and Howe
joined just in time to have his picture taken for the cover...


* * * * * * * * * *

"WE CAN FLY FROM HERE":
=======================

From:	IN%"shri@division.cs.columbia.edu" 

A Request:
 
I'm looking for a recording of a rare yes song called "and we
can fly from here". The only time I heard it was on some yes
rockumentary. As I recall it was performed live on the drama tour
but was never released. I thought it had a pretty cool extended lead
guitar solo. Anyway, does anyone know if this is available on a
bootleg or something? (For that matter, are there any decent quality
yes bootlegs out there?). Thanks,
 
--shri


* * * * * * * * * *

RARITIES:
=========

Previously posted in Yes #4:

From:	IN%"joep@cbmvax.cbm.commodore.COM" 

	And do we want to put together a system for sharing
rarities/bootlegs?
	Should be safe on a private list...I'd be happy to contribute 
		Run with the fox
		Vultures
		The Affirmatives (Bootleg Tales tour)


Well, I have only heard from a few people regarding Joe's suggestion 
about rarities and bootlegs...no volunteers to organize such a system.
Anyone? Anyone?



* * * * * * * * * *

HELP???
=======

From:	IN%"borellms@clutx.clarkson.edu"

 
Before ELP, Keith Emerson was in a band called the Nice.  When their
guitarist
left, they auditioned Steve Howe and asked him to join.  He said that
he
had to make up his mind first, and about a week later joined Yes. 
Also,
ELP was originally going to be called HELP, and the guitarist would
have
been Jimi Hendrix.  Of course, we all know what happened...
 
It is so strange how the Progressive rock dinosaur bands are so
closely
related, especially with interchanging members.  There are at least a
half
dozen tie-ins between ELP and Yes.
 
Mike Borella


* * * * * * * * * *


ROCKAID FOR ARMENIA:
===================


From:	IN%"CHRISLEY@vax.oxford.ac.uk" 
 
Dave Markfield asked about Yes's contribution to the Rock for Armenia 
album.  I forget which song they contributed (I think it is "Owner of a 
lonely heart"), but I do remember that it wasn't a new song.
 
 	+++		+++		+++		+++

From: 	IN%"borellms@clutx.clarkson.edu"

For Rockaid Armenia, Chris Squire and Geoff Downes contributed to
"Smoke on
the Water" and "Paranoid" along with all the Heavy Metal dudes.  I
haven't
heard the song as a whole yet, but I've seen pieces of the video.  The
album
contains songs from the various bands whose members contributed to
the
remakes.
 
Mike Borella


* * * * * * * * * *


AFTER THE HURRICANE:
===================

From:	IN%"STOREYR@Venus.YCC.Yale.Edu" 


     I've also seen the After the Hurricane album in stores here.  
It lists Teakbois as the track contributed by "Anderson, Bruford, 
Howe, and Wakeman" (sic), but the timing is (I believe) 4:52.  Is 
this a remix or a cut version? I could see it being cut right before 
the heavy backbeat "Bobby Dread" part, but the actual song listing 
is "Teakbois: The Life and Times of Bobby Dread" so I don't know if 
that part is cut or not.  Maybe I'll have to break down and buy it.

Ross Storey


* * * * * * * * * *

DOOR X:
======

From:	IN%"STOREYR@Venus.YCC.Yale.Edu" 


     People may want to know (if they don't already) that David 
Torn's new album is out.  It's called "Door X" and it again features 
Bill Bruford on drums (Levin is not on this album).  The first David 
Torn album, "Cloud About Mercury, was pretty good in a new age
sense, 
I guess.  Levin did appear on that one.


Ross Storey


* * * * * * * * * *


STARCASTLE:
==========


From:	IN%"cambler@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU" 

Finally, someone asked about Starcastle...

I found a few albums by them many years ago, and have been a fan
since. The
two that I have are called "Fountains of Light" and "Citadel." Yes,
they are
very YES-like, perhaps a little more keyboard oriented.

Lineup:

Terry Luttrell: Lead Vocals
Herb Schildt: Synthesizers, organ, piano, Oberheim sequencer
Gary Strater: Bass guitars, moog pedals, vocals
Stephen Hagler: Guitars, vocals
Matthew Stewart: Guitars, vocals
Stephen Tassler: Drums, percussion, vocals

Interestingly, Herb Schildt is the only one who doesn't sing on the
album.
I thought this interesting, until the name clicked. Check out your
Osborne/
McGraw-Hill C programming books. See who wrote them? Yup! It's
him! I wasn't
too sure for a while, until I saw a picture of him in Byte, then matched
it
to the picture on the album. Same person. What a RIOT!

If anyone can point me at any CD releases (I only have records), or
the other
titles, please drop me a note.

That's all for me, Peace.

++Christopher();

	+++		+++		+++		+++


From:	IN%"DMARKFIE@INDYMED.BITNET" 

Starcastle was for my money one of the ultimate ripoffs.  They
existed in the
mid Seventies.  They were an incredible carbon copy of Yes.  Their
height of
popularity came in the period between Relayer and Going For the One.
(The
original wasn't available)  I am aware of at least two of their albums
-
Citadel and Fountains of Light.  This was a band that went so far as to
include excerpts from Firebird in one of their songs.  Additionally I
believe two members of the band were Terry Luttrell(him I'm sure of)
and
also Michael Murphy(him I'm not sure of).  If anyone really desires to
hear
this band let me know I believe I know where I can find a copy.
 
Dave Markfield

	+++		+++		+++		+++

From:	IN%"vrdxhq!lute!bill@uunet.UU.NET" 

Yes. I like some of their stuff. I have a tape of better selections
from their first two albums. I think they have four. The last is called
_Reel to Reel_ and is a sort of sellout album, not bold at all. 

The comparison with Yes is unfortunate in a way. There are
simularities:
Modern type sound with low tech synthesizers prominent. Soaring
bass
with the Rickenbacker clean brightness and playing in higher
registers.
Unlike Chris, though, the bassist hardly ever plays the lower notes it
seems 
though (Some Renaissance has a similar bass also). Add high vocals
with
lush multitrack harmonies and positive themes leaning towards
fantasy,
although
Yes has more down to earth topics at times. The impression is not as
mature
as Yes overall I think. They are a bit more rock-ish and have good
energy.
On the other hand, neither the guitars ar drums are as 
impressive -- individualistic, really -- as Howe 
and Bruford in particular. One of my favorite tunes is "Nova" off their
first album. The drums and percussion do come into their own on this
tune.

It is likely Starcastle was influenced by Yes. I think most Yes fans will
enjoy 
their work. But do not expect another Yes. The albums are rare. Grab
them
if you can. 

One thing that occurs to me in this comparison is the importance of
longevity. That Yes combines great talent is obvious to anyone here.
They also came out at the right time and got some good breaks, or we 
probably would have never heard of them. But 
that they have continued to produce great music individually and 
collectively for 20 years now has produced a stunning collection of
works.
Longevity seperates the artists remembered from the merely great.

One thing that might be interesting is to see what the "old-timers"
in the Yes audience have moved on to. As well as interest in Yes 
contempories such as Genesis, King Crimson, Greenslade, Hatfield 
and the North, ELP, etc. I listen to a lot of more technical metal
nowadays myself. As well as classical, avante garde and 
some industrial noise.

bill
 
	+++		+++		+++		+++

From:	IN%"CHRISLEY@vax.oxford.ac.uk" 

 
Ross Colvin asked about Starcastle.  They do indeed sound a lot like
early
Yes.
I picked up "Citadel", and although it is inferior to Yes proper, I'm
sure
that
many fans of Fragile and The Yes Album would like one or two songs
on the
album.
 
Ron Chrisley
	
	+++		+++		+++		+++

From:	IN%"jtull@unix.cis.pitt.EDU"  		

About Starcastle: 
I really don't know that much about them, except that they are a Yes-
wanna-be
group. I can get several of their albums at the used record store near
my
apartment. From what I was told their good albums are really good. If
you
can get over the fact that they are copying Yes, you might actually
like them.


* * * * * * * * * *	

VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR:
=======================

From:	IN%"STOREYR@Venus.YCC.Yale.Edu" 


     Not necessarily related to Yes, I did sample some Peter Hammill 
albums. Van der Graaf Generator's Pawn Hearts and Godbluff are really 
excellent in the vein of Genesis, Marillion, and early King Crimson.  
In addition, I love his solo albums Skin and Out of Water.  The newer 
solo albums are a lot like a better singing Gabriel without so many 
third world influences.  If you've heard Gabriel's Wallflower from 
Security, you have an idea of what this stuff is like.


* * * * * * * * * *

LYRICS QUIZ...
==============


From:	IN%"dkb@cs.brown.edu" 

I just wanted to add a note in my defense, being in last place in the
Yes trivia quiz.  All my answers were from the top of my head without
my Yes collection (I replied from the office)!  No fair to those of
you who "cheated" :-) !


Dilip 


* * * * * * * * * *

BUMPING INTO JON...
===================

From:	IN%"ex.heurikon.com!daves%heurikon.UUCP@cs.wisc.edu"  

On hard to understand lyrics, I was puzzled by the line of lyrics at 
the and of "To Be Over" when the album first came out. At a concert in 
Milwaukee I "bumped into" Jon Anderson as he was going to a sound 
check and asked him what they were singing at the end of To Be Over. 
His response was, "Oh just some good vibes".

The relayer tour started in Madison and because they were playing
new 
material they had the lyrics written on cue cards. A old friend of mine 
got one of those que cards and his girlfriend ask Jon on stage for a 
tamborine and he just handed it to her. Another friend hung around
the 
hotel where they were staying for a week before the show and got
invited 
to a rehersal. At that time he had never heard "Relayer" and was
totally 
blown away.


						Dave Scidmore


* * * * * * * * * *

ANOTHER UNKNOWN SONG FROM JON?:
==============================

(I posted the following to news also, but realizing that some 
of you may not have access, I decided to include this here)


Let me tell you a story (and ask you a question)...

This morning around 7, I was flipping through radio stations
looking for any music (IMHO news sucks that early in the
morning) and ended up on CHFI 98.1 out of Toronto, which was
playing what I'm positive had to be a Jon Anderson song, and 
one I had never heard before. Unfortunately it was near the
end of the song (I did manage to pop a tape in and tape the
end though). I waited for the DJ to say something about it
(name/singer would have been nice), but he didn't. 

I couldn't call the station and ask cuz a) I was in a hurry 
(8 am final), b) I didn't know the number  c) hey, Toronto's 
long distance! Anyway, I thought maybe someone would know what 
it was I heard.

The ending lyrics were:

	"...child,
	 This one gift of love
	 Came on a good day
	 Came on a good day..."

with very simple accompaniment. The words almost sound like it
was meant as a Christmas song. 

So, can anybody help me figure out what I was listening to???

Let me also add that I NEVER hear Jon Anderson songs on the 
radio, unless it's a Yes tune.

-Cathy
v111pbxx@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu


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WHO'S ANOTHER YEAR OLDER???
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1/5	Roger Spreen
1/10	Ruth Zurawka
1/17	Ray Peck
1/20	Upendra Shardanand
1/27  	Me! Cathy Leak

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JINGLE BELLS...
===============


Well somehow I guess I managed to get this together within a
much shorter amount of time. Thanks to all the contributions
from everyone! After break I'll try to get on a schedule
that puts this thing out more often than in the past, but
don't be expecting one too soon after this one. I'm home on
vacation at least until the 16th of January.

Things are definitely getting exciting for us Yes fans, keep
your fingers crossed that everything works out perfectly,
as planned...

Have a terrific holiday. Christmas, Channukah, New Years,
whatever it is you celebrate, even if it's just vacation
to you! Have a great one. See you all next year!

Peace on Earth, Goodwill toward Everyone...

Cathy


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To sum up the various addresses concerning the newsletter:


1)  For contributions, comments, new subscribers:

	v111pbxx@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu		Cathy Leak

2)  For back issues:

	borellms@clutx.clarkson.edu		Mike Borella
	
3)  For additions/corrections to the Not-Yes Collection:

	borellms@clutx.clarkson.edu		Mike Borella

4)  For lyrics (contributions and requests):

	cwalters@ducvax.auburn.edu		Christian Walters
	po@dartmouth.edu			Pete Vosshall

5)  For making suggestions for the Box-Set:

	ilwn500@indyvax.iupui.edu		Dave Markfield