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#19831 07/22/09 09:57 PM
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Thanks, I will look for Stella first. smile

#19832 10/15/09 01:00 PM
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Yes, there are other influential German speaking
electronic-based musicians that still make music.
So what about the Swiss duo Boris Blank und Dieter Meier?

They're here with their 12th studioalbum:
TOUCH - The Virtual Concert by YELLO

It's a smooth and velvet fusion of electronics, ethnics and jazz. With the highest production standard as possible nowadays.

You can taste some at: www.yello.com

Have fun!

#19833 10/19/09 12:38 AM
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Big fan of Yello,but got into them more with their envovement with Billy MacKenzie
His superb backing vocal on many tracks and the two main tracks he sang for them.as to the Shirley Bassey song I personaly prefer Billys own try at the vocal,although both put together sounds not to bad.
I hear that Boris has more than 2 albums worth of material recorded with Billy but it's just to painful and personal for him to do anything with them....pity because I'd love to hear them,great partnership

#19834 12/05/09 01:14 PM
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An interview with Dieter Meier
about their latest album 'Touch'
and 3 decades of Yello legacy
can be found here:

www.thequietus.com/articles/03367-yello-dieter-meier-interview-touch

Thanks to all the forum members who mentioned 'The Quietus' before. It's an excellent site indeed!
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#19835 12/06/09 01:46 AM
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Chuckk.
Chuckka,Chukkaaa.... smile

#19836 12/07/09 11:20 PM
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Oh Yeah.

Oooh Yeeeah! smile

#19837 02/22/10 10:34 AM
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There's a Deluxe version of 'Touch' available now.
It's got a couple of extra tracks and a few vids on it.
Beautifully crafted of course. wink

#19838 09/19/10 07:00 PM
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Yello are going to play at the Belgium Sinner's festival, not!
They canceled it ... frown

... instead they're spending time for a forthcoming movie and OST smile

#19839 01/09/11 10:28 PM
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30 YEARS OF ELECTRONICS - EXPERIMENTALISM - MYSTERY - HUMOR - ETHNICAL INFLUENCES - SUPERB PRODUCTION + POP SENSIBILITY!

Yello by Yello - The Anthology

A remastered premium set containing:

* The Singles Collection (1 CD)
* The Anthology (2 CD)
* Visionary Video's (1 DVD)
* Booklet (48 pages) with rare photographs and personal
commentary by Yello
* Addition of 4 exclusive new songs

Got no Yello album in your CD collection, but always wanted to?
Then here it is ...

www.yello.com

#19840 01/10/11 05:17 AM
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Only just come across this thread now. I'm a huge fan of Yello. It would be hard to pick a favourite out of the albums I have (I have 8 out of the 12) because there are so many different styles on all of them. Stella and Baby I suppose are probably the ones I play most, but I like to make compilation discs of my favourite tracks sometimes so it would be easier to make a list of my favourite tracks rather than albums. Here's a few I can think of off the top of my head.

Desire
La Habanera
Si Senor, The Hairy Grill
Pinball Cha Cha
Great Mission
Blender
The Rhythm Divine
The Race
The Lorry
Koladi Ola
Bimbo
Bananas To The Beat
Domingo

I read an interview with Dieter once in which he said Boris would often sit for hours on end throwing a tennis ball at a wall and sampling the sound until he got exactly the sound he wanted. Boris really is the king of the samplers!

An lest we get carried away in the glory of their electronic wizardry, we should not forget the superb guitar contributions from Chico Hablas, especially on the aforementioned 'Si Senor The Hairy Grill'. Not only is he a great guitarist but he plays guitars that blend in perfectly with Yello's flambouyant style, thus:

http://guitarz.blogspot.com/2009/09/1993-auerswald-chico-hablas.html

Of course, now I'm going to have to go and play some of their stuff! laugh

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