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This is a DVD-Audio disc. The DVD-Audio content can only be read by a DVD-Audio player. The Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS audio tracks provided on this disc will play on a standard DVD player. FRAGILE marks the point when classically influenced ... Full Descriptionprogressive rockers Yes left planet Earth and took up residence on one of cover artist Roger Dean's far-off lands. The musical transition is apparent with longer instrumental passages taking over from the shorter song format of their early albums. Lengthy pieces open and close the album, and both songs have become Yes chestnuts. "Heart Of The Sunrise" and "Roundabout" are landmark tracks, with strong, darting solos and abrupt shifts, the latter winning more radio play for its greater accessibility. Without detracting from the exceptional work of messrs. Anderson, Howe, Bruford, and Wakeman, Chris Squire's rippling bass playing is a particularly superlative experience throughout.
Presents the original 9-song album in 2 new Advanced Resolution versions, a 96/24k 5.1 Surround and a 96/24k stereo version for DVD-Audio compatible players, and Dolby Digital and DTS encoded versions for Surround & Stereo playback on any DVD-Video player. Includes a 10-minute bonus track 'America', written by Paul Simon. Lyrics are included on-screen for all songs. 2002.
Full Frame - 1.33
Dolby Digital 5.1
MLP Stereo - 96 kHz - 24 bit
MLP Stereo - 192 kHz
Photo Gallery - 1. Original Album Photo Session Outtakes
2. Animated YES Timeline
DVD Features:
Text/Photo Galleries:
Region 0
Audio:
DTS 5.1 Hide Description Yes Fragile Songs | 1. | Roundabout |
| 2. | Cans and Brahms |
| 3. | We Have Heaven |
| 4. | South Side of the Sky |
| 5. | Five Percent For Nothing |
| 6. | Long Distance Runaround |
| 7. | Fish, The (Shindleria Praematurus) |
| 8. | Mood For a Day |
| 9. | Heart of the Sunrise |
| 10. | America - (bonus track) |
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Fragile Music Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews What?
Come on!!! Here, I ordered what I thought was live performance. Oh well. I guess I just wasted 16 bucks. I already have the album!!!!
Submitted by mcfallows (Detroit, Michigan) 
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 FRAGILE
Very good!
The best album the Yes.
Excellent DVD-A!
Submitted by ricardo.ravache (São Paulo, SP, Brazil)
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DVD-A
Great sound-please dont stop offering
SACD or DVD-A-and if you have HDCD
encoded then let me know
thanks
Submitted by johnphaas (Richmond VA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Unbelievable Sound/ Incredible Performance
As a huge Yes fan, I have listened to this album hundreds of times over the years, but the unbelievable DVD-Audio sound quality makes it a brand new experience. Even if you don’t have a surround sound setup, did you ever notice how good the music sounds when watching a DVD, especially a song that you also have on CD? Well, this is the same thing. And if you have a surround sound system, you won’t believe your ears.
Submitted by Bill S. (New York, NY)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No OUTSTANDING SOUND STAGE
THE RECORDING QUILITY IS GREAT.SOUND STAGE AND IMIAGING ARE GREAT.
Submitted by BRIANW (GAINESVILLE VIRGINIA)
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