The Rhythm Divine gave me goose-bumps!, and there is a touch of the intro from Magnetic (much more recent Yello) at the end. Goldrush: you can hear the sample of an express train rushing by. (what is it with those europeans and their trains?--Kraftwerk, Yello, ...) Laurens van Graft The Grip Guy (thegripguy@rogers.com) All your gymnastics grip needs right here! Abolish Daylight Savings Time; it's past its usefulness, and I'm tired. On Aug 20, 2005, at 4:38 AM, Jon Kamm wrote:
Well, last night a finally spent some quality time with the new remaster promo. I took each track in iTunes and compared it to it's previous un-mastered track. Boy! let me tell you doing this made me appreciate these new remastered tracks even more. There is a big difference. After comparing the tracks I took the CD and popped it into my home theater surround system turned off all the lights grabbed the remote and listened closley to each track.
Bostich and I.T. Splash Bostich is the Solid Pleasure version. Loud and clear is all I can say. Very Early Yello here.
Pinball Cha Cha Claro Que Si version. Much more complexity here then the tracks above. Great percussion and Dieter's vocals are clear and seem like he is in the room.
The Evening's Young One of my favorite Yello tracks. This is the New Mix In One Go version. 7 seconds longer then the original. Longer intro. Never sounded better.
Lost Again Essential version. I used to think the Essential tracks were the best quality until I heard this version of Lost Again.
You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess (UK promo version) This is definatley the stand out track on this CD. I never had a chance to hear this track before as I am sure most of you haven't either and to hear something new from that era in such amazing quality is certainly a treat. This track is so full of new and crazy sounds. When I think of Yello I always think of the You Gotta Say Yes .... LP to me that is the true Yello sound.
Oh Yeah Outstanding quality again. This is the Essential version. Comparing this to the Essential version is like the difference between AM and FM.
Vicious Games (12" mix) Great version the female vocals are crystal clear.
Goldrush So many fun sounds in Goldrush. This is the Essential version. Once again AM/FM in comparison.
The Rhythm Divine This track I have listened to over and over again. Shirley's voice is as clear and haunting as ever.
Otto Di Catania This is from Flag. An atmospheric treat. You can really get lost in this song.
The Race 12" mix 13 minutes of pure Joy! _________________ Jonathan _______________________________________________ Yello mailing list Yello@mailman.xmission.com http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/yello Report list abuse to list-abuse at studio-nibble.com