90125
by Yes

90125 by Yes
Year: 1983
Release date: 1983-11-07
Overall rank: 1,293rd   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
73/100 (from 370 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 1983 (23rd)
Award Top albums of of the 1980s (208th)
Award Best albums of all time (1,293rd)

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Yes bestography

90125 is ranked 4th best out of 71 albums by Yes on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by Yes is Close To The Edge which is ranked number 86 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 13,436.

Yes album bestography « Higher ranked (519th)
The Yes Album
This album (1,293rd)
90125
Lower ranked (1,318th) »
Going For The One

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90125 track list

  Track ratings The tracks on this album have an average rating of 79 out of 100 (all tracks have been rated).

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90125 rankings summary
Overall rank: 1,293rd | 1980s rank: 208th | 1983 rank: 23rd  Overall chart history
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Average Rating: 
73/100 (from 370 votes)
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07/25/2026 02:42 nextorgd  Ratings distribution  1,22984/100
 
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This album is rated in the top 25% of all albums on BestEverAlbums.com. This album has a Bayesian average rating of 73.3/100, a mean average of 72.3/100, and a trimmed mean (excluding outliers) of 73.4/100. The standard deviation for this album is 16.5.


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90125 forum mentions

This album has been referenced 22 times on the forums, Explore the wider forum discussion to see what members have said about it.
“Today's chart of the day Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by MW19704U () 1. by (1973) 2. by (1967) 3. by (1972) 4. by (1998) 6. (1970) 7. by (1968) 8. by by (1969) 10. by by by (1994) 15. by (1982) 16. by (2003) 17. by (1968) 19. by (2002) 20. (1966) 21. by by (1979) 23. by (1970) 24. by by by (1980)…”
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“2446 YES 90125 1983 – ATCO Produced By TREVOR HORN & YES 1. Owner Of A Lonely Heart 2. Hold On 3. It Can Happen 4. Changes 5. Cinema 6. Leave It 7. Our Song 8. City Of Love 9. Hearts The dizzying history of Yes includes more spinoffs than you have fingers, a pair of reunions, and more than fifty…”
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“Today's chart of the day Top 100 Music Albums of the 1980s by flamingyesdept () 1. by (1980) 2. by (1986) 3. by (1985) 4. by (1984) 6. by (1983) 8. by (1985) 9. (1986) 10. by (1988) 11. (1980) 12. by (1988) 13. (1984) 14. by (1982) 15. by by by (1989) 18. (1980) 19. (1989) 20. by (1985) 22. by…”
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95/100
This was my first experience of listening Yes. So it was a wonderful experience. The first side is full of great tracks. The second side not quite as strong although it ends very well with Hearts. What a comeback. Still I can understand why this may have annoyed many Yes fans - it really isn't Yes!
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As a huge fan of Yes's prog rock albums, I am surprised at how much I loved this album. It displayed a lot of range from these guys with more conventionnal song structure. Still a lot of great sounds. It shows me I still got a lot to learn from Yes's discography.
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I forgot how solid this album was. First time I have given it a spin in decades. Owner the a Lonely Heart is the best track
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Solid, this was a different Yes to the one from the 70's. Favorites are Owner of A Lonely Heart, Changes, Cinema, and Leave It
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I don't know why it has taken me so long to buy this and am really glad I have, particularly as the vinyl re-issue is on tri-colour vinyl! The album has a vey eighties almost synth rock feel to it which I really like. From the opening track with its heavily processed electric drum and guitar sounds you know that this isn't going to be 'progressive' but in 1983 should it have been anyway? All things have to change in time and Genesis had already done a similar thing three years earlier with 'Duke', i.e. taking a more commercial and radio friendly approach. In summary, a great album!
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