it is sore and i am left with only a resistor, i can see why they did not go any further than zebra in the us, it is retirement time.
At 02:42 19.1.2005, you wrote:
it is sore and i am left with only a resistor, i can see why they did not go any further than zebra in the us, it is retirement time. thank you and goodbye.
as for me... zerba + pocket universe are some of my biggest favorites. zebra in particular is a killer when driving... and I love motion picture too. :p I'll admit though, the eye hasn't grabbed me as much. --- Agust "nemesis1" - aaj@centrum.is - ICQ: 1290264 - http://nem1.cjb.net free your :) [tm]
Klonk Wed, 19 Jan 2005 03:00:17 +0000 veschprigt mroktar bespevolg morgbavar:
At 02:42 19.1.2005, vtchatman@webtv.net wrote:
it is sore and i am left with only a resistor, i can see why they did not go any further than zebra in the us, it is retirement time. Perhaps you should simply stop listening? Those of us that are not you would probably pretty strongly prefer that retirement *not* happen.
For me, Baby is the most immersing. I still love Stella for it's dark skies and booming caverns. Flag is another repeat customer to my ears - very dynamic. And then there's One Second, with its compelling storytelling. Really, it depends on what I've had for lunch and where in the world Carmen SanDiego is at the time. Is there a Yello tune that sucks? Like ABBA, there isn't a-one for me. It is truly a sadness that you find their recent offerings to be lacking. Perhaps the latest from Eminem will suit you better? Bitching here will get you nowhere, I assure you. And then aaj@centrum.is said something about:
as for me... zerba... The Geerk? Sorry, it was unavoidable.
There is a shade of Yello for everyone. They have integrity in that they are recognisable even through their morphings from one style to the next. It has always impressed me how they are able to swing the full range from blues to disco to hard-core stompytrance to ambient to thrash metal all on one album. Si Senor the Hairy Grill. Blue Green. The Swing. The [Everpresent] Rhythm Divine. Tool in Rose [not only a very beautiful, floaty piece, I confess to loving the obvious and blatant sexual metaphor]. Yello swings the gamut and does it with panache and inimitable style. They are maestros. Artists. Totally not Britney Spears. Long Live Yello. --gcr
As dissapointed I was with Zebra, as happy I got with Pocket Universe (which along with Stella and You gotta.... are probably my top 3 fav album), then Motion Picture got me down again but The Eye has restored my hopes for a good new album. Maybe Boris and Dieter should try to a new angle. My personal feeling is that they are a bit more repetitive in their later albums. When the Eye came out it didn't do anything for me. Everytime I listened to it I just thought of the femal singer as a sort of Rush Whinters "stand in". But recently I've started listening to it again and I truly enjoy it. I think she's doing a good job now ;-) --- Agust A J <aaj@centrum.is> skrev:
At 02:42 19.1.2005, you wrote:
it is sore and i am left with only a resistor, i can see why they did not go any further than zebra in the us, it is retirement time. thank you and goodbye.
as for me... zerba + pocket universe are some of my biggest favorites. zebra in particular is a killer when driving... and I love motion picture too. :p
I'll admit though, the eye hasn't grabbed me as much.
--- Agust "nemesis1" - aaj@centrum.is - ICQ: 1290264 - http://nem1.cjb.net free your :) [tm]
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