Going For The One Remastered And Expanded
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Going for the One (Remastered and Expanded) is Rhino UK’s 2003 reissue of Yes’s 1977 album. This edition pairs the original album mix with seven bonus tracks made up of studio rehearsals, alternate/early versions and previously issued pieces such as Montreux’s Theme, Vevey (Revisited) and Amazing Grace.
Going for the One (Remastered and Expanded) is Rhino UK’s 2003 reissue of Yes’s 1977 album. This edition pairs the original album mix with seven bonus tracks made up of studio rehearsals, alternate/early versions and previously issued pieces such as Montreux’s Theme, Vevey (Revisited) and Amazing Grace.
Pros
- Digitally remastered stereo presentation of the original 1977 album.
- Includes seven bonus tracks (rehearsals, alternate takes and rare pieces) that add archival value for collectors and dedicated fans.
- Digitally remastered stereo presentation of the original 1977 album.
- Includes seven bonus tracks (rehearsals, alternate takes and rare pieces) that add archival value for collectors and dedicated fans.
- Retains the full original album sequencing while providing additional studio material.
Cons
- −Mixed feedback — some listeners and forum reviewers have criticised aspects of the 2003 remastering (notably loudness/processing) and indicate a preference for later audiophile reissues.
- −Bonus material is mainly rehearsals and early takes, which are raw and may be of limited appeal to casual listeners seeking only the finished album.
- −Mixed feedback — some listeners and forum reviewers have criticised aspects of the 2003 remastering (notably loudness/processing) and indicate a preference for later audiophile reissues.
- −Bonus material is mainly rehearsals and early takes, which are raw and may be of limited appeal to casual listeners seeking only the finished album.
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