We should all appreciate every incarnation of Yes because I don't expect too many bands in the coming years to be of their ilk. This type of progressive rock (REAL progressive rock) is a dying art form, and I'll take every bit of it as long as I can get it.

Love this album..much better than heaven and hellish and why did they get rid of Benoit he was really good

Fantastic album and I love Benoit’s vocals on it. I would have loved to have heard a second album with this line up. But I did appreciate Fly From Here Return Trip and hearing Trevor sing creating a Drama era reunion which is my favorite period.

It's funny how a mediocre tune like Run Through The Light would be chosen for Drama over Fly From Here.

Benoit David on lead vocals did a fantastic job. Knew him from his work with the band Mystery which all 3 albums he did with them are stellar. This is a great album. Yes is an incarnation of many different people since their inception where many fans just can't past that the group changes members whether they wanted to or not. Every album is different which is a good thing whether or not you like every album is a different story.

Trevor Horn: "You know, for me, Yes always had THE most exciting rhythm section out of any rock band...certainly, the most innovative..." Thennnnnnn, they go to a shot of Steve Howe...really? Do these documentarians NOT know what a rhythm section is?!

I absolutely Love this album. To each his own I guess.

Nice to see Chris and Alan again

RIP Alan White.

Hard, so hard, to see my fallen heroes....

Trevor and Jeff are huge talents. It's great to see them making great art again with the Yes fellas. Drama is underrated as fuck.

This is a great album! Better than I expected!

I LOVE YES !!

Awesome album. Really glad to see these geezers staying strong!

RIP CHRIS SQUIRE

Absolutely adore this album.

The title track is how the title tracks are in 70', perfect.

David did a great

One their best albums, from A to Z

Excellent album from A to Z, highly recommended to everyone who loves nice melodies and a arts & crafts approach by all musicians and the singer. Better than the latest output, which is still melodic, but with less overwhelmingly good compositions and here and there even things that suspiciously sound like uninspired fill ups.