Considering the members of GG each could play something like 3 or more instruments, I don't know about that. Although KC and Yes are probably a bit stronger on their main instruments. PatG is pretty good, but I would not recommend that as a first listen since it's quite complex and quirky. IAGH ranks a bit lower for me (if I ranked everything from Acquiring The Taste to Interview), but considering the band itself just remastered it, it's probably the best sounding GG release (although I haven't heard the Japanese remasters).
Kushantaiidan said:
First of all, the first 4 remasters are already out (S/T, Time and a Word, The Yes Album, Fragile)...
At first, I thought Rhino was simply rereleasing them to make an extra buck, but it sounds better to my ears with everything being louder and clearer. Plus Squire's bass is louder, and that's always a good thing.
If anything, just go to the CD store and listen for yourself and see if you're willing to put down the extra cash. I should also mention that the improvement to Fragile is more noticeable than TYA (those are the two I own).
Then again, I couldn't find it anywhere on IRC, most prog channels I've been to only carry the Atlantic remaster.
