Mercury
818 339-2
(1985)
Rock/Pop
CD, 14
Tracks, 40:57
Length
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01 |
Bimbo |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier |
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03:39 |
02 |
Night Flanger |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier |
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04:55 |
03 |
Reverse Lion |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier |
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01:21 |
04 |
Downtown Samba |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier |
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02:38 |
05 |
Magneto |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier |
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02:47 |
06 |
Massage |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier |
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01:27 |
07 |
Assistant's Cry |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier; Carlos Perón |
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01:49 |
08 |
Bostich |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier |
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02:14 |
09 |
Rock Stop |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier |
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02:33 |
10 |
Coast To Polka |
Boris Blank |
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01:57 |
11 |
Blue Green |
Boris Blank; Carlos Perón |
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05:28 |
12 |
Eternal Legs |
Boris Blank |
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04:08 |
13 |
Stanztrigger |
Boris Blank; Carlos Perón |
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02:56 |
14 |
Bananas To the Beat |
Boris Blank; Dieter Meier |
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03:05 |
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Packaging |
Jewel Case |
Spars |
AAD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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Electronics |
Boris Blank |
Vocals |
Dieter Meier |
Effects |
Carlos Perón |
Musician |
Yello |
Producer |
Ursli Weber; Yello |
Engineer |
Ursli Weber; Yello |
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Index |
#
3930 |
Owner |
Dave |
Tags |
Synth Pop |
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The most varied and accomplished of any synth pop debut, Yello's first album presents a few irresistible pop songs (the hit "Bostich," plus "Bimbo" and "Eternal Legs"), Boris Blank's synthesizer interpretations of several different forms of music ("Downtown Samba," "Bananas to the Beat," "Rock Stop," "Coast to Polka"), and even a three-song suite of atmospheric industrial music that functions as a miniature invisible soundtrack. The dark lyrical concerns and futurist electronics immediately lifted Yello above the rut of Kraftwerk imitators. -- John Bush (allmusic.com)