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It would surprise me as I understood that they did not get on.

It's not that much of a stretch that they could reform - and contrary to popular opinion, I believe they do get on.

According to wikipedia; Clarke was supposed to remix Moyet's '94 song, "Whispering Your Name" and with Erasure, Clarke and Moyet tried to record her single "This House" as a duet. This project never came to surface, because Sony Music Entertainment would not permit it.

I really hope it happens!

Some further digging has turned up an official Yazzoo MySpace page;
http://www.myspace.com/yazooofficial

Me too!

My take on it is that the 'reunion' will only be small if at all. Either way, the remasters is probable as Mute are very good when it comes to the product and promotion thing.

I am glad I didn't buy the discounted non-remasters. I know I have their first release on vinyl so at a minimum, I will get that one.

Theres a few rumours there will be a big tour to promote and reunite Yazoo this year.

The fact is its still being organised and decided on the extent of the 'tour'/ possible 'one or two shows' and a bit of TV.

A big tour would be nice, but lets not make it more before we know.

4 disc box set and tour have been announced here: -

http://www.yazooinfo.com/

It seems you are right, K.
Based upon the what I read in the link MikeG posted, the 'big' tour is only 5 shows.

I've just had an email from Wolves Civic hall saying that tickets go on sale 1st Feb.

£45!

I like them but not that much.

Another cynical cash in

I'd pay anything for Ultravox! to reform though

I agree with you. I really liked the big dance hits of theirs that were very popular in the clubs here at the time (Don't Go, Situation, State Farm), as well as Ode To Boy and the like. However, I just picked up the nonremastered cds on the cheap and guess what? I still really like the tracks I liked back then but the rest of the tracks...

And yes, no price is too high to pay for Ultravox! to reform.