1980-1985: The New Mix in One Go [Import]

Product Description
Without Doubt, this is the Best Introduction to the Recorded Work of Boris Blank and Dieter Meier, a Swiss Duo that Has Had a Profound Influence on Many Popular Musicians. Their Big Sound and Electronic Experimentation Are Legendary. The Music is Simply Surreal and Invigorating, Definitely Ahead of their Time. This Disc Includes all their Best Early Tracks, Including 'oh Yeah', 'i Love You', 'vicious Games' and Many More. Irresistable!

Tracks:

Daily Disco
Swing
The Evening's Young
Pinball Cha Cha
I Love You
Vicious Games
Sometimes (Dr. Hirsch)
Base For Alec
Oh Yeah
Lost Again
Tub Dub
Angel No
Desire
Bananas To The Beat
Koladi-Ola
Domingo
Bostich
Live At The Roxy

Album Details

Without Doubt, this is the Best Introduction to the Recorded Work of Boris Blank and Dieter Meier, a Swiss Duo that Has Had a Profound Influence on Many Popular Musicians. Their Big Sound and Electronic Experimentation Are Legendary. The Music is Simply Surreal and Invigorating, Definitely Ahead of their Time. This Disc Includes all their Best Early Tracks, Including 'oh Yeah', 'i Love You', 'vicious Games' and Many More. Irresistable!

Customer Reviews:

Love this cd.......2007-01-20

I bought this CD many years ago (about 16 years). This is a great Yello CD. I don't have all of their earlier albums, so having this one album with a lot of their earlier songs is great. If you like Yello, you will like this CD. It something like their greatest hits, or their most memorable songs, from their early years. I almost liked every song on the CD, and I still try to play it once in a while these days.

A quintessential purchase.......2003-11-10

Yeah I know you can get Oh Yeah on god knows how many bloody 80s compilations but this is still a worthwhile purchase because with tracks such as Domingo and Bananas To The Beat along side the brilliant Vicious Games and I Love You.....there really is nothing more for you than to pick up a copy.

Yello show what they can do.......2000-05-02

This was my first Yello album, and you should make it yours too. It includes all of the best tracks from the groups first three or four albums, but several of them are the far superior versions that have come from editing the 12" mix single versions. So, you get the fantastic souped up madness of "PinBall Cha Cha" and "Vicious Games", etc. instead of the limper album versions. The collection focuses on the singles, such as the fab "I Love You" and "Oh Yeah" as well as more accessible album tracks, like "Angel No" (more great vocals from Rush Winters) and "Domingo". The songs are mixed together, which put me off a bit, but it's done well, and anyway, the selection is miles better then the so-called "Essential Yello" album, which has too many lame singles from the later years. Buy this, as it's well worth the price, treasure it, then imagine the glory that would be an album called "Yello - The Full 12" mixes 80 to 85"