I'm an avid reader and I enjoy reading about music, are there any good Yes books? I've gotten into their music recently and I'm really enjoying listening to their discography, but I want to learn about their (very confusing imo) history. I've seen this book on amazon (https://a.co/d/08L0o5Fi), is it any good? And if it isn't can anyone recommend me some good ones?
I have the 'I can't give everything away' box set, and inside the book that comes with it, contains a bunch of adverts for his later albums. I've taken a liking to the one pictured above but for the life of me I can't find a high quality version of it anywhere! Does anyone know where to look?
I have the option to get either one of these and I'm wondering what one is better in terms of quality. (I'm sorry if buying help questions are banned here, I didn't know what sub to ask in as r/Guitar banned these type of questions...)
Model Names:
1st slide: Yamaha RGX121Z
2nd slide: Yamaha Pacifica PAC012
Wow... Just wow.... I started listening to Bowie in chronological order last year in December starting from space oddity and ending on blackstar. In short, Bowie is now my favourite musical artist I've ever listened to, but enough with the glaze, what do I do now? Should I listen to his demos? his live albums? It's hard for me to start digging since there are so many compilation albums and it overwhelms me. This is a new experience for me as I've never been invested in an artist so much that I'd actually be willing to delve deeper into their other releases. Please give suggestions for albums (or box sets or whatever they're called) with demos and extra content!