I saw Yello's second album reviewed in about 1981 which described them as a cross between Kraftwerk, Captain Beefheart and Monty Python. That kind of review will always get my attention, and I went out and bought the album...when 'I Love You' came out as a single it was about the best thing I'd ever heard, and the B-side 'Rubber West' introduced me to the idea that guitars had a place in electropop. Yello have become a bit of a caricature of themselves on recent albums, but the golden age of Yello (YGSYTAE to Baby, if you want my opinion) was breathtakingly good. Andy Jackson : a n d y * j a c k s o n : : l e a r n i n g * r e s o u r c e s * m a n a g e r : : s c h o o l * o f * n u r s i n g * a n d * m i d w i f e r y : : u n i v e r s i t y * o f * d u n d e e : : d u n d e e * d d 1 * 9 s y : : t e l * ( 6 ) 3 2 0 1 2 :