I flipped through this disc at the local shop, and though slightly better
than the total disaster I expected, it was still pointless. Yello's music
crystalizes into perfect sounds, perfect forms that third-party remixers
destroy merely by touching them. (Not counting Ian Tregoning; and the
Francois Kevorkian mixes of "Call It Love" aren't bad.)
On Tue, 30 May 1995, John Grasett wrote:
quoted 22 lines Yello: Hands On Yello (Urban 527 383-2)>
> Yello: Hands On Yello (Urban 527 383-2)
>
> being remixes of favorite Yello tracks by some of our fave artists
> (and maybe some not so fave?)
>
> Cosmic Baby "Dr. Van Steiner"
> Westbam "Bostich"
> Jens "Ciel Ouvert"
> Jam & Spoon "You Gotta Say Yes to Another Excess"
> Oliver Lieb "Crash Dance"
> The Grid "Vicious Games"
> Plutone "Oh Yeah"
> Ilsa Gold "Live at the Roxy"
> Hardsequencer "I Love You"
> Carl Cox "L'Hotel"
> Carl Craig "La Habenera"
> The Orb "Excess"
> Moby "Lost Again"
>
>
> All I can say is I like it. A lot. More every time I listen to it.