Perpetual Change

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"Perpetual Change" is a progressive rock song by the band Yes, known for its complex structure, shifting time signatures, and philosophical lyrics, and appearing as a key track on their 1971 release *The Yes Album*.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf progressive rock song
song
album The Yes Album NERFINISHED
artist Yes NERFINISHED
composer Chris Squire NERFINISHED
Jon Anderson NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuresInstrument bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
keyboards
featuresPerformer Bill Bruford NERFINISHED
Chris Squire NERFINISHED
Jon Anderson NERFINISHED
Steve Howe NERFINISHED
Tony Kaye NERFINISHED
genre progressive rock
hasBassStyle melodic bass lines
hasDrumStyle syncopated drumming
hasGuitarStyle complex riff-based guitar work
hasLyricalTheme change and transformation
perception of reality
philosophical lyrics
hasMusicalFeature complex structure
shifting time signatures
hasNotableSection simultaneous overlay of two different song sections
hasPart instrumental sections
polyrhythmic overlay section
vocal sections
hasTimeSignature multiple time signatures
hasVocalStyle multi-part vocal harmonies
includedInTourSetlist Yes live performances in the early 1970s
isKeyTrackOn The Yes Album NERFINISHED
language English
lyricist Jon Anderson NERFINISHED
originallyReleasedOn Atlantic Records NERFINISHED
partOf The Yes Album NERFINISHED
performer Yes NERFINISHED
producer Eddie Offord NERFINISHED
Yes NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1971
recordedFor The Yes Album NERFINISHED
recordedIn Advision Studios, London NERFINISHED
recordingArtist Yes NERFINISHED
releaseType album track
trackPositionOnAlbum final track on The Yes Album

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The Yes Album hasPart Perpetual Change