Yello

@Eric Generic I was just reading your comments from 2014 and stumbled over your Yello-anthology. I have to say Kisch In Sync is such a perfect title! It´s SO Yello! Any chance of posting a track list? If it´s not too much of a hassle?

I am on a Yello trip since yesterday. There is really nothing like them. They will be re-discovered by future generations to come!
 
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Thanks! I could probably update it yet again, now I have some of those 80s CD-singles and with the new album out there as well....but this is how it looked:

CD. 01
01 I.T. Splash
02 Gluehead
03 Bostich
04 Bimbo
05 Bananas To The Beat
06 The Evening's Young
07 Pinball Cha-Cha
08 She's Got A Gun
09 Daily Disco
10 I Love You
11 Rubber West
12 Lost Again
13 Base For Alec
14 Pumping Velvet
15 You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess [12" Promo]
16 Live at the Roxy NY, Dec. 1983

CD. 02
01 Desire
02 Oh Yeah
03 Vicious Games
04 Blue Nabou
05 Let Me Cry
06 Angel No
07 Sometimes (Dr. Hirsch)
08 Daily Disco [1985 version]
09 The Evening's Young [1985 version]
10 Goldrush
11 She's Got A Gun [Live at the Palladium, NY 1985]
12 Call It Love
13 Oh Yeah [1987 Remix]
14 The Rhythm Divine
15 Tool In Rose
16 Moon On Ice
17 La Habanera
18 Dr. Van Steiner
19 Life Is A Snowball

CD. 03
01 The Race
02 Another Race
03 Tied Up
04 Wall Street Bongo
05 Of Course I'm Lying
06 Blazing Saddles
07 Rubberband Man
08 Jungle Bill
09 Drive/Driven
10 Who's Gone? (Who's Groove)
11 How How
12 Do It
13 Tremendous Pain
14 Jingle Bells
15 On Track
16 To The Sea
17 Planet Dada
18 Mean Monday
19 To The Sea [Radio Version]

CD. 04
01. Bostich (N'Est Ce Pas?)
02. Pinball Cha Cha [12" Mix]
03. I Love You [12" Mix]
04. Pumping Velvet [12" Mix]
05. Desire [12" Mix]
06. Oh Yeah [Indian Summer Version]
07. VIicious Games [12" Mix]
08. Goldrush II
09. Call It Love [12" Mix]
10. The Race [12" Mix]
11. The Rhythm Divine [1992]
 
Really enjoying 'Toy' ... perhaps outstays its welcome with so many tracks but there's a quite wonderful 12 track album in there. Highlights so far: 'Limbo'; '30,000 Days'; 'Electrified II'; 'Kiss The Cloud'; 'Dark Side' and 'Pacific AM' and as always the production throughout is exquisite.
 
The guest vocals are very strange on this one as they tend to sound like sound-a-likes.
I had to double check that Give You The World is NOT sung bey Kelis and some of the more whispy vocals sound almost identical to Stina Nordestam. The soundscapes on Blue Biscuit make me miss Billy Mackenzie even more. Just imagine, he would still be able to be present on these songs.
 
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Really enjoying 'Toy' ... perhaps outstays its welcome with so many tracks but there's a quite wonderful 12 track album in there. Highlights so far: 'Limbo'; '30,000 Days'; 'Electrified II'; 'Kiss The Cloud'; 'Dark Side' and 'Pacific AM' and as always the production throughout is exquisite.
Playing it for the first time, sounds amazing, so precisely produced. I've missed a few of the recent albums, are they worth getting? I have all the 'classic' albums.
 
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An Immaculate Collection for sure! Sounds so good nice and loud. I really must get those missing later albums.

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The only Yello studio album I have is 'Flag' and it's a bit too long and repetitive for me, but 'Essential Yello' works as it's a selection of excellent and varied edited highlights from the band.

I guess it's like how to me a lot of classical music is long and samey, but give me a few of the chosen best and most distinctive pieces edited down without all the "faff" and I might really like them!

Led Zeppelin too. If only they'd just edit out all those endless guitar and drum solos....
 
The only Yello studio album I have is 'Flag' and it's a bit too long and repetitive for me, but 'Essential Yello' works as it's a selection of excellent and varied edited highlights from the band.

Flag is their worst/weakest album of that 1980-1992 run; I remember feeling so disappointed with it on release. Obviously the two singles are classics, and Tied Up is fine in single form, but they were clearly stuck for inspiration or pushed for time (it felt way too soon after the imperious One Second). There are about 3 versions of Tied Up on the album, and it's only got about 8 tracks in total! The Race takes up almost a quarter of the entire running time.
 
Any words/thoughts on the new YELLO 40 YEARS collection?
The Mellow Yello CD has a promising track list...not too mad about a full remix CD, some of the mixes are pretty mediocre as far as I remember.
 
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