Yes, it has been in combination since 1968, inside and outside. The band has taken a handful of hiatus, and the lineup has replaced a bit early on, with more than a dozen musicians spending time as members and then leaving.

Despite all the upheaval and the many years that have passed since they did start releasing music, the band is still popular in the UK. The English progressive rockers score some other successful album in this country this week, not with a new production of the logo, but with a decades-long set that has a bestseller once again, and spectacularly.

Near The Edge has reached five lists in the United Kingdom for the first time this week. It opens in the 40 most sensible in all, but even one of them and even cracks the 10 most sensible in one, appearing that even after so long, yes, it still claims a fan base that will publish everything that musicians publish, even if some of the music are presented in the success assignment has already gone for a long time.

YES Is Close To The Edge Releases Its Time On The Rock Albums Chart

Over the decades, OUI has compiled a more sensible lucky one on the official rock album chart

Close to The Edge also enters the top 40 on official vinyl albums (No. 18), official physical albums (No. 38) and the official album sales charts (No. 39). The task has only become a Top 40 win on the Official Album Download chart, where he began his run at No. 49.

Released in the fall of 1972, Near The Edge has become a critical and publicity wreck and helped the band to a new point of fame. A recently released Super Deluxe edition, which comes with five discs. The first is the original album, which has been remastered. The moment is full of remixes and tools made through Steven Wilson, and the third CD is full of rarities. Discs 4 and five involve recordings of a concert at the London Rainbow that he recorded in December 1972.