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YES - Owner of a Lonely Heart (Official Music Video)
80's Fest Song 🎵 of the day 2: Owner Of A Lonely Heart by @yesofficial (1983) from 90125 #yes #OwnerofaLonelyHeart #90125 #yes90125 #80s #80sfest #durandurantulsas8thannual80sfest
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Yes - 90125
Almost every band has a few “classic” albums. Those albums that every diehard fan says that you need to listen to first and foremost if you want to get into a new band or artist. Mostly, those albums are very early ones, but there are some bands that have classic albums later on in their discography. A lot of fans of a band like Rush, for example, may love 1977’s A Farewell To Kings, or 1976’s 2112, but 1981’s Moving Pictures is considered a classic as well. That’s an essential album from them that features a synth-driven prog-rock sound that’s far removed from their 1970s prog material, but it’s still great, regardless.
Another band that follows the same formula as Rush is Yes. I’m not super familiar with Yes, having only heard a few of their albums, mainly 1972’s Fragile, but I also really love 1983’s 90125. The version of Yes on the latter album is basically not the same version as the band on the former album, as members and their sound changed, but I’ve always loved that record. It has what I believe is their biggest hit, “Owner Of A Lonely Heart,” but it has a sound that I’ve always loved. I just talked about Asia’s 1982 self-titled debut, and how I’ve owned the album a few times, but I can say the same thing about this one. I’ve been wanting to get it again, it’s just never in stock anywhere and/or I don’t have the money. I saw the album was only $5 on Amazon recently, and I picked it up, along with Asia’s self-titled and Deep Purple’s Perfect Strangers, so I’d have a little 80s rock haul.
I remember really loving this album when I heard it a long time ago, but it’s been a handful of years since I last heard it. I loved it when I heard it, and you know what? I still love it now, it’s really one of my favorite albums of the 1980s. This album is in the same vein as Rush’s Moving Pictures, where the hooks are really catchy, and there are some really cool instrumental moments. The album opens with “Owner Of A Lonely Heart,” and I love that song. It’s one of my favorite songs of the 1980s, especially how catchy and slick it is. The album never gets boring, despite being a little long. As I said earlier, I’ve listened to some of their 1970s stuff, especially 1972’s Fragile, but this album has always been my favorite of theirs for how catchy it is, and it’s one of my favorite albums of the 1980s.
Our Song
80's Fest Album Track Of The Day: Our Song by @yesofficial (1983) from 90125 #yes #oursong #90125 #yes90125 #80s #80sfest #durandurantulsas8thannual80sfest
Chris Squire in 1983
7:55 AM EDT May 13, 2026:
Yes - "Changes" From the album 90125 (November 7, 1983)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
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8:13 PM EDT May 11, 2026:
Yes - "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" From the album 90125 (November 7, 1983)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
Hearts
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City of Love
90125 - 1983
i have been feeling SO (is nostalgic the right word?) for this song lately. this was what was playing while me and my wife were on our way to see yes in DC last year, and i very vividly remember watching the city lights go by listening to the chorus
the harmonies are SO HEAVENLY in the chorus and the marching, slower (but still upbeat) tempo help give the whole song this triumphant feeling; i really get a “big night out with the guys” (we’ll be waiting for the night to come!) vibe on this track lmaoo
also the lyrics are so funny 😭
jive and jingle/10
