Yello
Swiss synth-pop outfit Yello has a back story almost as quirky as their sample-heavy dance music. The group was formed in the late 1970s by the duo of Boris Blank and Carlos Peron and augmented by vocalist/conceptualist Dieter Meier, a billionaire industrialist, gambler, and member of the Swiss national golf team. The trio's music is an odd mix of infectious beats, buoyant synth lines, and a bizarre sense of humor played out via Meier's vocals. Though Yello had an important influence on the development of techno music and its various strains, the group is best known in the mainstream for its single "Oh Yeah," which has appeared in numerous movies and television shows, including FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF and THE SIMPSONS.
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Yello
UME Imports, 2006
1 CD
You Gotta Say Yes to Another Excess
Yello
UME Imports, 2006
1 CD
Solid Pleasure
Yello
Vertigo, 2006
1 CD
One Second
Yello
UME Imports, 2006
1 CD
New Mix in One Go 1980-1985
Yello
Polygram Australia - (import), 2004
1 CD
Pocket Universe
Yello
Polygram Germany - (import), 1997
1 CD
Essential
Yello
Smash Records, 2005
1 CD
