Both CD and vinyl sounded technically absolute reference

Yello! I've always been impressed - both concerning the sound, as well as the always high recording quality. Even today, whenever I sample a car ride and want to test the built-in sound system, I put my first very well-controlled CD version of "Flag" in the CD player, before I press "Start Engine";)

Yello "Touch" to buy, was logical for me as a fan. But I admit that I, like many others here, had initially swallow something in the first Hörung ... is supposed to be "my" Yello? But one of the colleagues here rezensierenden recommends that you should all engage in it and listen the disc several times before a fully reveals itself. I did that (thankfully)!

Currently there is little record I lay my dear. It is drawn in a variety of sound-carpets formally start. Contributing, with its exceptional music, even the incredibly high recording quality and tremendous dynamism in. Both the CD, such as the vinyls are absolute reference. I own some audiophile discs but if I wanted to buy new speakers tomorrow, I would take office as the "Touch" with immediate effect. One can hardly describe it myself and must have experienced. Madness!

The Vinyls are themselves pressed sensational but the final has unfortunately geschlampert terrible. Strong release agent residues on the plates and almost runout. I had 2 times reorder until it fit halfway. Then a further 2 times cleaned with a professional cleaning machine, but the effort was worth it. As I said, it's amazing!

Conclusion: Those who expect the "old" Yello, without wishing to embark on a new, could be disappointed. Where it is clearly recognizable as Yello, but just sometimes something "different". But if you can get involved that these are our favorite Swiss ;-) now arrived in the new millennium, and who takes the time, the disc a few times by listening, will ultimately be in my opinion absolutely loved it! Sound technical but it is currently with the best of what I have. A star deduction is available only for the shocking state of the first two vinyls.