Yello - Pocket Universe FLAC

Yello Europe Mercury Techno Downtempo Progressive Trance Ambient 1999

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Yello
Title:	Pocket Universe
Style:	Techno, Downtempo, Progressive Trance, Ambient
Date of release:	1999
Label:	Mercury
Catalog Number:	534 353-2
Country:	Europe
FLAC album size:	1254 mb
MP3 album size:	2831 mb

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Tracklist

1	On Track	5:33
2	More	6:39
3	To The Sea Remix – Stevie B-Zet	3:52
4	Celsius	5:59
5	Pan Blue	5:31
6	Liquid Mountain	2:58
7	Monolith	6:21
8	Resistor	7:13
9	Solar Driftwood	1:51
10	Beyond Mirrors	5:49
11	Magnetic Producer – Boris Blank, Carl Cox	5:53
12	To The Sea Lyrics By, Vocals – Stina Nordenstam	5:46

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
534 353-2	Yello	Pocket Universe ‎(CD, Album)	Mercury	534 353-2	Europe	1997
534 353-4	Yello	Pocket Universe ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	Mercury , Universal, Ukrainian Records, Euro Star, PolyGram	534 353-4	Ukraine	2001
534 353-2	Yello	Pocket Universe ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Mercury	534 353-2	Bulgaria	1997
SL1887	Yello	Pocket Universe ‎(CDr, Unofficial)	Star Line	SL1887	Russia	Unknown
STARCD 6294	Yello	Pocket Universe ‎(CD, Album)	Mercury	STARCD 6294	South Africa	1997

Credits

Co-producer [Vocals] – Ian Tregoning, Leos Gerteis
Composed By, Arranged By, Engineer – Boris Blank
Cover – Martin Wanner
Lyrics By, Vocals – Dieter Meier (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 11)
Mastered By – Kevin Metcalfe
Producer – Yello (tracks: 1 to 6, 8 to 11)

Co-producer [Vocals] – Ian Tregoning, Leos Gerteis
Composed By, Arranged By, Engineer – Boris Blank
Lyrics By, Vocals – Dieter Meier (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 11)
Mastered By – Kevin Metcalfe
Producer – Yello (tracks: 1 to 6, 8 to 11)

Notes

All songs published by Warner Chappell Music GmbH in association with Axxis Musikverlag GmbH.

℗ 1997 Phonogram GmbH, Hamburg
© 1997 Phonogram GmbH, Hamburg

In France marketed by Barclay

Track 12 is a bonus track not mentioned on tracklist.

Label covers whole CD.

Comes with yellow/purple sticker:
"incl. bonus track to the sea remix by Steve B-Zet 534 353-2"

This is a reissue, because inscription "Universal M & L" on cd matrix appeared in the beginning of 1999.
First edition was with "PMDC" logo.℗ 1997 Mercury Records GmbH.
© 1997 Mercury Records GmbH.

Track 12 is a bonus track not mentioned on the cover.

Running Time: 63:35

Barcodes

Barcode (Scanned): 731453435322
Barcode (Printed): 7 31453 43532 2
Matrix / Runout: 534 353-2 01 Made in Germany by Universal M & L
Label Code: LC 0268
Price Code: PY 900
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L001
Mould SID Code: IFPI 01K6
Rights Society: BIEM/MCPS

Barcode (Text): 7 31453 43539 1
Barcode (String): 731453435391
Rights Society: BIEM / MCPS
Label Code: LC 0268

Companies

Made By – Universal M & L, Germany
Marketed By – Barclay
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Phonogram GmbH
Copyright (c) – Phonogram GmbH
Published By – Warner Chappell Music GmbH
Published By – Axxis Musikverlag GmbH

Distributed By – Ukrainian Distribution
Distributed By – Ukrainian Records

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Grarana

Many years have past since I found this album, and I still listen to it on a regular basis. From start to finish, this is a journey of many different styles, the tracks roll into one another, no gaps, always inventive, ambient, military, monks?, whimsical, dance floor, hypnotic, complicated, wondrous, ponderous, catchy, instantly classic, all woven together in a perfect blend of electronic mastery. Boris and Dieter are unmatched. This is definitely one of the greatest albums of the 20th century, overlooked and seriously underrated. Yes, I'm comparing it to the likes of Dark Side Of The Moon, Sgt Peppers, Graceland etc. Nobody seems to know who they are in Australia, except for 'Oh Yeah', (which, by the way they re-invented in 2009, which in my opinion topped the original). I drive a postal van and thrash Yello on my runs, I do it on purpose to promote Yello, and I get many comments from people, who are genuinely surprised this is from the guys that did Doo Bomp Bomp Chicka Chicka. Check out 'The Eye, Touch and Convergence'

Faulkree

If you only know Yello from novelty tracks like "Oh Yeah", this really is the album you should be listening to.

This album is filled with lush ambient soundscapes and trancey sounds, some of which didn't hit the mainstream until years later. There's also this constant dark undertone running throughout the album that makes it particularily special for me. I couldn't pick a favourite track off this album because to me it sounds like it's a piece of work that should be rated as a complete piece rather than picking apart the individual tracks.

This is undoubtedly one of my favourite albums of all time - the only thing I don't like is the album cover, but thankfully it's the music that matters.

nailer

Fantastic, underrated album from some of electronic music's pioneers. Yello went in a decidedly harder direction for this release but it's certainly not repetive; in typical Yello fashion they bounce you all over the place, from ambient textures to tribal workouts to dense techno rhyhtms. Dieter's trademark vocals make a strong appearance here and work perfectly for tracks like 'On Track' and 'Magnetic'. While it's hard to pick a favorite Yello album, this is certainly a favorite of mine. Oh and the Stevie B-Zet remix of 'To The Sea' is superb as well, a strange way to end the release but one of the catchiest tracks Stevie has ever done.