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Close To The Edge - CD, LP, SACD, Blu-ray

Yes

Rock | Progressive rock | Art Rock | Symphonic Rock

1972

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LP Yes: Na Samém Kraji Útesu

1974 Supraphon Club Edition LP

Supraphon | Atlantic | Čs. Hifi-klub 1974 Czechoslovakia

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More ID: 355870 Discogs ID: 2696919

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Title	Na Samém Kraji Útesu
Artist	Yes
More info	1974 Supraphon Club Edition LP
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Supraphon \| Atlantic \| Čs. Hifi-klub
Country of issue	Czechoslovakia
Date of publication	1974
First released	1972
Weight	230 g
Product ID	355870
Discogs ID	2696919
Discogs reviews	4.6

Yes: Na Samém Kraji Útesu version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Czechoslovakia in publishing company Supraphon in cooperation with Atlantic and Čs. Hifi-klub year 1974.

Close to the Edge is an album by the progressive rock band Yes , released in 1972. It is their third studio album and is considered a groundbreaking album in the progressive rock genre. The album was recorded at Morgan Studios in London and produced by the band and Eddie Offord. The album has been described as "a three-part suite that expanded the boundaries of rock music". The first part, "The Solid Time of Change", is a six-minute instrumental track featuring Rick Wakeman soloing on a Moog synthesizer. The second part, "Total Mass Retain", is a nine-minute track with lyrics by Jon Anderson. The third and final part, "I Get Up, I Get Down", is a ten-minute song with lyrics by Anderson and Chris Squire. The album was a commercial and critical success, reaching number three on the UK Albums Chart and number four on the US Billboard 200. It was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America. In 2003, the album was ranked #95 on Rolling Stone magazine's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.

Album spans genres Rock, Progressive rock, Art Rock and Symphonic Rock.