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1980–1985 The New Mix in One Go

Yello · 1986

63 min · 18 tracks · electronica

A vibrant collage of catchy synth-pop and experimental beats that encapsulates the playful spirit of the 1980s.

Why this album works

This album played a key role in cementing Yello's status within the electronic music scene, achieving notable commercial success in Europe. It included hits like 'Oh Yeah', which gained significant exposure in films and commercials, further propelling the band's influence on the emerging electronic and synth-pop movements.
Career context
Released in 1986, '1980–1985 The New Mix in One Go' is a compilation that showcases Yello's evolution from their debut album 'Solid Pleasure' in 1980 through to their commercial peak. By this time, Yello had developed a unique sound blending electronic music with pop sensibilities, and this compilation served as a pivotal moment to introduce their work to a broader audience.
Stylistic neighbors
Towa Tei· Moby· Jazzanova

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Daily Disco 4:06
  • 2 Swing 3:29
  • 3 The Evening's Young 3:07
  • 4 Pinball Cha Cha 3:34
  • 5 I Love You 4:07
  • 6 Vicious Games Standout 3:51
  • 7 Sometimes (Dr. Hirsch) 3:32
  • 8 Base For Alec 2:54
  • 9 Oh Yeah Standout 3:04
  • 10 Lost Again 4:33
  • 11 Tub Dub 2:04
  • 12 Angel No 3:03
  • 13 Desire 3:34
  • 14 Bananas to the Beat 2:58
  • 15 Koladi-Ola 2:54
  • 16 Domingo 4:30
  • 17 Bostich Standout 4:33
  • 18 Live at the Roxy 3:56

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