Back in 1975, after years of touring and huge sales of their three studio albums Close to the Edge, Tales from Topographic Oceans and Relayer, not to mention the live triple album Yessongs, the band members of Yes decided to take a break. But being the musicians they were, they all decided to make solo albums. Most of these were as expected: a virtuosic guitar-led album by Steve Howe, bass-heavy art-rock from Chris Squire on Fish Out of Water, and a prog/jazz-rock extravanganza, I, by Patrick Moraz, the keyboardist from Relayer and replacement for Rick Wakeman who continued to make num...