Bueller...

This CD has the song Oh Yeah! that is most commonly recognized from Ferris Bueller's Day Off. But, you cannot judge this CD by that song alone. Compared to the rest of the CD, 'Oh Yeah!' is a horribly boring track.

The music is timeless. Each track is different, different style, different language. There are great rhythms, some latin, some electronic, some heavy metal. Far from boring. Great music to accompany just about any activity.

Sound wizards at their best

Late Billy MacKenzie & Shirley Bassey are the icing on this
cake (sorry...LP, sorry....CD).Two voices adding an almost
operatic decor to this truly inspired album. Although Moon
On Ice is the premier among equals here, I myself prefer
dancing to the breath-taking rhythm of the Habanera. As far as
I'm concerned YELLO is a name synonymous with DRIVING. All
their songs have this drivy feeling nowhere else to be
found. Stella's dance anthem Oh Yeah is a bonus track here
reminding us of all these funny movie scenes it was heard in :
1)K 9, starring J. BELUSHI (while big boy dog is doing the wild thing with little lady dog in the back of a limousine),
2)The Secret Of My Success, starring M. J. FOX (while auntie Vera is trying to provoke nephew driver, again in the back of
a limousine)& 3)one of my all time favourite movies Ferris
Bueller Day Off (starring M. BRODERICK) while the two blokes
in the parking lot go cruisin with dad's Ferrari.
Though what a shame for this album to be the peak just before
the decline of the career of this superb Swiss duo.

The album divine

This album is the best of Yello's earliest albums. My favourite song is Si Senor The Hairy Grill, but Call It Love is also good as well as Goldrush, Dr Van Steiner, The Rythm Divine and L'Hotel. I havn't quite get used to the other songs (as you often have to do with Yello's songs). Buy this album!