History Trivia / NineOhOneTwoFive

** Before Jon Andersen joined the project, producer and ''Music/{{Drama|YesAlbum}}''-era vocalist Trevor Horn was considered as the lead singer. Horn ultimately wouldn't return to the mic until the ''Return Trip'' remix of ''Fly from Here'' in 2018.

** The ''Series/{{Class|2016}}'' episode [[Recap/ClassS01E04CoOwnerOfALonelyHeart "Co-Owner of a Lonely Heart"]] derives its name from "Owner of a Lonely Heart.

** The ''Series/{{Class|2016}}'' episode [[/Recap/ClassS01E04CoOwnerOfALonelyHeart "Co-Owner of a Lonely Heart"]] derives its name from "Owner of a Lonely Heart.

* ReferencedBy: Samples from "Owner of a Lonely Heart" and "Leave It" appear in Music/ArtOfNoise's "Close (To the Edit)", itself named after [[Music/CloseToTheEdge an earlier Yes work]]; producer Music/TrevorHorn was a founding member of the sample-pop collective, and brought them together specifically because of their work on this album. The "Leave It" a capella sample would reappear under the Horn-less incarnation of the group via their covers of the ''Peter Gunn'' and ''Dragnet'' themes.

* ReferencedBy: Samples from "Owner of a Lonely Heart" and "Leave It" appear in Music/ArtOfNoise's "Close (To the Edit)", itself named after [[Music/CloseToTheEdge an earlier Yes work]]; producer Trevor Horn was a founding member of the sample-pop collective, and brought them together specifically because of their work on this album. The "Leave It" a capella sample would reappear under the Horn-less incarnation of the group via their covers of the ''Peter Gunn'' and ''Dragnet'' themes.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The label insisted on releasing the album as a Yes album instead of a Cinema album because the core of the band had reformed; other bands were already using the name Cinema. Record company pressure worked in the band's favor for once.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The label insisted on releasing the album as a Yes album instead of a Cinema album because the core of the band had reformed, plus other bands were already using the name Cinema. Record company pressure worked in the band's favor for once.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The label insisted on releasing the album as a Yes album instead of a Cinema album because the core of the band had reformed, plus other bands were already using the name Cinema. This is one instance where it worked in the band's favor.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The label insisted on releasing the album as a Yes album instead of a Cinema album because the core of the band had reformed, plus there was already another band using the name Cinema. This is probably one instance where it worked in the band's favor.

** The album was originally planned to be released under the band name Cinema, but other bands using the name threatened to sue them. Like what happened with Music/KingCrimson [[Music/{{Discipline}} two years prior]], the project was considered close enough to Yes to readopt the name; by coincidence, the reformed King Crimson happened to feature former Yes drummer Music/BillBruford. Another working title was ''The New Yes Album''.

** The album was originally planned to be released under the band name Cinema, but there was already other bands using the name. Like what happened with Music/KingCrimson [[Music/{{Discipline}} two years prior]], the project was considered close enough to Yes to readopt the name; by coincidence, the reformed King Crimson happened to feature former Yes drummer Music/BillBruford. Another working title was ''The New Yes Album''.

** The album was originally planned to be released under the band name Cinema, but there was already another band using the name. Like what happened with Music/KingCrimson [[Music/{{Discipline}} two years prior]], the project was considered close enough to Yes to readopt the name; by coincidence, the reformed King Crimson happened to feature former Yes drummer Music/BillBruford. Another working title was ''The New Yes Album''.

** The album was originally planned to be released under the band name Cinema, but there was already another band using the name. Like what happened with Music/KingCrimson [[Music/{{Discipline}} two years prior]], the project was considered close enough to Yes to readopt the name; by coincidence, the reformed King Crimson happened to feature former Yes drummer Music/BillBruford.

** The album was originally planned to be released under the band name Cinema, but there was already another band using the name. Like what happened with Music/KingCrimson two years prior, the project was considered close enough to Yes to readopt the name; by coincidence, the reformed King Crimson happened to feature former Yes drummer Music/BillBruford.

** The album was originally planned to be released under the band name Cinema, but there was already another band using the name.
** Before Jon Andersen joined the project, Trevor Horn was considered as the lead singer.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The album was originally planned to be released under the band name Cinema, but there was already another band using the name.