Yes

In July 1984, during the time of Steve Howe’s interview, Yes was navigating through significant changes in their career. They had just released their album *90125* in 1983, which marked a new chapter for the band, showcasing a more accessible sound influenced by the burgeoning pop-rock landscape of the '80s. This album was a commercial success, with the hit single "Owner of a Lonely Heart" soaring to the top of the charts. Interestingly, the band's evolution from their progressive rock roots to this more mainstream appeal indicated a desire to stay relevant in a rapidly changing music industry. In the interview, Howe’s reflections on reuniting with former members like Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, and Bill Bruford hinted at the complexities of band dynamics and personal relationships throughout their lengthy career. It’s fascinating how those pivotal moments and decisions shaped their trajectory, keeping fans guessing about the next chapter for Yes.

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