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90125 is the eleventh studio album by the English progressive rock band Yes, released in 1983. Produced by Trevor Horn, the album introduced a new lineup featuring guitarist Trevor Rabin and marked a radical shift toward a streamlined, radio-friendly pop-rock sound. Its title derives from the album's Atlantic Records catalog number. The record yielded the hit single "Owner of a Lonely Heart," which became the band's only track to reach number one on the US Billboard Hot 100, expanding their audience to mainstream pop listeners.
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90125 ranks #68 of 155 in the Progressive Rock Album ranking, behind Marbles, ahead of THRAK.
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Why is the Yes album called 90125?
The album's title derives from its original Atlantic Records catalogue number. Released in 1983, it introduced a new lineup featuring guitarist Trevor Rabin and marked a radical shift toward radio-friendly pop-rock.
Who produced the Yes album 90125?
The 1983 album 90125 was produced by Trevor Horn. It is the eleventh studio album by the English progressive rock band Yes and marks a significant departure from their earlier, lengthier progressive epics.
What was the biggest hit single from the album 90125?
The most famous single from 90125 is 'Owner of a Lonely Heart,' which became the band's only song to reach number one on the US Billboard Hot 100. The song exemplifies the album's 1983 shift toward a streamlined, radio-friendly sound.
Which guitarist joined Yes for the recording of 90125?
The 1983 album 90125 introduced a new lineup featuring guitarist Trevor Rabin. His playing helped mark a radical shift for the progressive rock band toward a more streamlined, pop-rock sound produced by Trevor Horn.
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