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What country are you from?
by Adelka Sundaymaniac 13 Sep '02

13 Sep '02

Hi folks, There are many members of this mailing list but, in fact, very few people ever post here. I wonder how many members are really in this list? How many Yello fans have access to Internet and care enough for them to become this mailing list members? This list is international since there are Yello fans in ANY country (I'm sure!). I'd like to know what country are you from? How many countries are *represented* in this mailing list? For instance, I'm from Russia. Is Yello popular in your country? Cheers, Adelka -------------- A musician was sure that music could improve any living creature. So he took his violin, and came to the deep jungles of central Africa. Then he started to play his violin. While he was playing classical music, many wild animals has showed themselves from the jungle. They were listened to the music. But suddenly a big awful crocodile has appeared and... eaten the musician! "What have you done??!!", said a lion indignantly, "His music was so beautiful! We were enjoying it very much. Why the hell have you eaten him??!!" "WHAT?" said a crocodile, having put his paw to his ear.

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How to listen to a new Cd
by The Warlock 13 Sep '02

13 Sep '02

>The first day I got the CD, I grabbed the headphones and sat down >somewhere where I wouldn't be disturbed (I do this with most of my new >CDs >so I can concentrate on the music better). I got the Essential Christmas (Essential Yello plus Tremendous Pain and Jingle Bells) CD today and I tried to do as you said above. I got a much better experience of the music. From now on, I shall do that with every new CD I get, thanks for the tips :-) Chris

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Yello fans
by The Warlock 13 Sep '02

13 Sep '02

Hello everyone! It's one thing that I wounder about. Ofcourse you do not need to answer this, but are there any women on this mailinglist? I've always had in mind that Yello isn't the kind of music women like (exept for The Rythm Divine, Drive Driven and similar songs). I also want to say how happy I am to have found this list. I know only a few persons who like Yello. So like many others, I thought I was almost the only one who liked Yello. "We're all here on this planet, to spare a couple of a houndred thousand hours..." Correct me if I was wrong on this vocal part from Resistor. Chris

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Help to website
by The Warlock 13 Sep '02

13 Sep '02

Hello all! I'm upgrading my internet page now (which I think is very needed, since my page isn't that good). I'm intending to have a list of singles, vinyls and albums and all the tracks with track lenght. If some of you want to help me with this (I must admit that I've only got 11 albums and 8 singles, which is not that good for a collector) please email me and I'll tell you which albums, singles or vinyls that I need info about, and you can see what you can do? If you want, I'll include your name on my webpage, as a thank for helping me. "My ladies, please come closer, my name is Random Tox..." Christopher

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Re: [Yello] What country are you from?
by Vladimir Brezhnev 12 Sep '02

12 Sep '02

> This list is international since there are Yello fans in ANY country (I'm > sure!). I'd like to know what country are you from? How many countries are > *represented* in this mailing list? For instance, I'm from Russia. I'm also originally from Russia, but currently live in Germany. Vladimir

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Yello albums in Norway
by The Warlock 12 Sep '02

12 Sep '02

Hello again! You are talking about Yello albums different to get in other countries. Yello is not so popular here in Norway either, but I asked in my nearest record shop and they said that Yello's most popular album (Eccentrix) was out of stock or sold out(whatever). And by the way, Oh Yeah is used in Not Another Teen Movie (a new movie, like American Pie, I think), I saw it at their homepage (but I can't remember the adress though). Chris

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by V Sodini 11 Sep '02

11 Sep '02

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RE: Where are you from?
by The Warlock 11 Sep '02

11 Sep '02

Hello everyone! >There are many members of this mailing list but, in fact, very few people ever >post here. I wonder how many members are really in this list? How many >Yello fans have access to Internet and care enough for them to become this >mailing list members? >This list is international since there are Yello fans in ANY country (I'm sure!). >I'd like to know what country are you from? How many countries are >*represented* in this mailing list? For instance, I'm from Russia. >Is Yello popular in your country? I have wondered about the same, I'm from Norway (if you don't where it is, it's far to the north besides Sweden, in Scandinavia). If there is many Yello fans in Norway, I know no of them. As I have said before, I know people who like some of Yello's songs, but they're not real fans. I know though, that there are some swedes (from Sweden :-)) who like Yello. As far as I know there are at least two swedes on this mailinglist, isn't it? On www.amazon.com I also saw a swede that had reviewd Baby, and he mentioned that he knew another swede. If some of you know any Yello fans, it could be nice to invite them to this list, wouldn't it? As I have said before, I became a real Yello fan one year ago. So I have asked myself again and again if I have heard Yello before I got to know them as a group. And when I though carefully, I remember having heard the "Have a party!" from Bostich (it was probrably from Westbam's version), I saw Ferris Bueller's Day Off before I became a Yello fan and I have heard Cosmic Baby's Dr Van Steiner somewhere. Thought you maybe wanted to know. Chris

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RE: [Yello] What country are you from?
by Mark Pulley 11 Sep '02

11 Sep '02

> Southern Australia here. I am aware of at least one other in the list from > Aussieland, dispite the poor support from local record companies. You must be referring to me! :-) (now in Parkes, five hours west of Sydney in Eastern Australia) > As I > recall, the last Yello album that was released was Zebra. > shaun The last official release here was Zebra, but I did see imported copies of Pocket Universe at HMV in Sydney. The local record shop here in Parkes probably hasn't even heard of Yello, let alone stock any. > -----Original Message----- > Subject: [Yello] What country are you from? > This list is international since there are Yello fans in ANY country (I'm > sure!). I'd like to know what country are you from? How many countries are > *represented* in this mailing list? For instance, I'm from Russia. > Is Yello popular in your country? Oh Yeah was popular, and I think The Race was (it has been used on a football program of all places), but the radio stations here concentrate on the top 10. Yuk. Mark ------------------------<http://www.ix.net.au/~mrpulley>-------------- ---------- "I'm not dumb but I can't understand how he can lift me in the air just by raising his hand, oh my Yoda..." ("Weird Al" Yankovic, "Yoda" (parody of "Lola"))

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Live At The Roxy
by The Warlock 10 Sep '02

10 Sep '02

Hello everyone! Have any of you heard the "real" Live at the Roxy (the one that is 15 minutes long)? I got it yesterday, and WOW it was great to listen to. Although I don't think that this is their best song (far from really), it was just so great to hear the live elements (the audience and everything). Can some of you tell me more about Yello's Live At The Palladium? Chris

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