----------------------------------------------------- SEPTEMBER 22, 2001 [English translation below Swedish text] ----------------------------------------------------- Source: Feber Reviews http://www.feber.se/pub/pub3_2.asp?art_id=3488 Yes - Magnification By Jan Gradvall  Den otäckaste upplevelse jag varit med om på bio det senaste året var inte när Hannibal Lector käkade rå hjärna. Det mest skrämmande -- som gjorde att jag knappt vågade sitta kvar i biomörkret -- var när jag under "Almost famous" insåg att jag gillade en låt med Yes. "I've seen all good people" är, tyvärr, lika bra som Beach Boys "Feel flows" på samma soundtrack. Det känns därför väldigt lugnande att höra Yes nya album "Magnification". Redan på första låten har de tvärföljt, svulstiga arrangemang, ständiga taktbyten samt sjunger om "phantoms and demons of the night". Det är befriande outhärdligt. (0/10) ---------------------------------------------- English Translation  by Carl Michael Possman ---------------------------------------------- Source: Feber Reviews http://www.feber.se/pub/pub3_2.asp?art_id=3488 Yes - Magnification By Jan Gradvall  The nastiest experience I had the past year watching a movie was not when Hannibal Lectar was eating raw brain. The most frightening -- which made made me so scared I could hardly stay there in the darkness at the cinema -- was when I realized watching ''Almost Famous'' that I liked a song by Yes.  "I've seen all good people" is, regrettably, as good as Beach Boys "Feel Flows" on the same soundtrack. It is therefore very reassuring to hear Yes new album ''Magnification''. Already on the first song they have got flute, bombastic arrangements, constant tempo changes, and signs of "phantoms and demons of the night". It is relievingly unbearable. Close Window YesInThePress.com For site comments, problems, corrections, or additions, contact YesinthePress@aol.com