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This album features original versions of songs written by Yes member Trevor Rabin, many of which appeared on the band's 1983 album 90125.
The Yes guitarist & film composer's previously unreleased 1983 album, digitally mastered for CD. Includes songs which formed the basis for Yes's '90425' album including the huge hit 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart'. Voiceprint. 2003.
Liner Note Author: Chris Welch . Trevor Rabin 90124 Songs | 1. | Hold On |
| 2. | Changes |
| 3. | Moving In |
| 4. | Would You Feel My Love |
| 5. | Where Will You Be |
| 6. | Owner of a Lonely Heart |
| 7. | Walls |
| 8. | Promenade |
| 9. | Love Will Find a Way |
| 10. | Miracle of Life |
| 11. | Cinema |
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90124 Music Review Average Rating: (3.2 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Almoust 'Yes 90125' album!
Here you got some demo recordings from the early eighties, some of them was released in 'Yes 90125' the classic studio album like: 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart', Hold On','Changes' and 'Cinema' (witch finally was called 'Make It Easy'), this track was not included in any studio album!,
It's very interested to ear demo recordings, before the final production!!!
for the 'Yes' collector's it is a good item!, and for the Rock n' Roll collector's, who like the 'Yes 90125' album, it can be very interesting!
Thank you!
Yossi Nassi
Israel
Submitted by nassi (ISRAEL) 
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 Veddy Interesting.......
I get the feeling that "Hold On" and "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" would have been hits even if Trevor Rabin had never joined Yes and put these on a solo album back in '81. I really liked the demo versions, as much as their final versions on 90215. The demo for "Hold On" has an early 80's rock sound, while the "Owner" demo has elements that and of early 80's funk, which is a contrast compared to the state-of-the-art 1983 tweaks that Yes and Trevor Horn applied to the final versions on the album released two years later. "Moving In" seems to be a variation on "Hold On" with a different chorus.
Submitted by C. Fry (Oklahoma City, OK)
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Very Interesting, Trev.
Not quite what I expected....
Thought this may be a complete rough mix of the pre-Yes 90125 album (or at least the tracks Rabin primarily wrote) in the same veign as 'Make It Easy'&'It Can Happen' appeared on the 1991 Yes compilation 'YesYears'.
Instead it's a collection of demos spanning 10 or so years of varying quality.
Some really interesting stuff though; just not sure how actually listenable it is as an album, considering the material is mostly off 4-16 track recorders.
Mmmmmm.... Wish he'd put out a new album, seeing as he buries 99% of Rock Guitarists....
Submitted by a reviewer (Wellington, New Zealand)
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So raw it is hard to listen too. Two songs worth mentionong though. . ."Miracle of Life" and "Cinema" worth buying to have and analyze this mystery.
Submitted by a reviewer (Kansas City, MO USA)
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This is an excellent collection of outtakes, demos, and other oddities from the Trevor Rabin years from the early '80s up to the "Union" era recordings. Mix between some straight up "mono" sounding demos to full production songs. A must listen to is "I Need Your Love", which sounds like the song that never was by the 90125 / Cinema lineup. Also of notice is the songs from the pre "Union" and "Talk" sessions which showcase Trevor's grand ability to mix guitar, drums, and keyboards with a strong progressive pop sensibility. It's just awesome, but may not appeal to those wanted to hear something with Jon Anderson.
Submitted by heydt3 (Tennessee, USA)
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