Yello You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess (Ltd. Re-Issue) Vinyl Album
55,00 €
Yello You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess (Ltd. Re-Issue) is a vinyl record set for Yello listeners and collectors. It includes the main album and a separate 12-inch record featuring “I Love You (Dance Version)”, “Swing” and “Bostich (N’est-ce pas?)”. The separate record lets you hear the bonus material without changing the main album sequence.
Yello You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess (Ltd. Re-Issue) is a limited-edition vinyl reissue of the Yello album. The set contains the main album and a separate 12-inch bonus record. The additional record features “I Love You (Dance Version)”, “Swing” and “Bostich (N’est-ce pas?)”.
This edition is intended for listeners who want the complete album together with additional recordings in one set. The main album programme is divided between two sides. Because the bonus material is supplied on a separate record, it can be played independently without changing the running order of the original album.
Edition structure
Side one of the main album contains six tracks. It opens with “I Love You” and closes with the title track, “You Gotta Say Yes to Another Excess”. Between them are “Lost Again”, “No More Words”, “Crash Dance” and “Great Mission”.
The second side contains five tracks: “Swing”, “Heavy Whispers”, “Smile on You”, “Pumping Velvet” and “Salut Mayoumba”. This division allows the album to be heard in its intended two-sided sequence, with the additional material kept separate from the main programme.
Bonus 12-inch record
Side one of the bonus record features “I Love You (Dance Version)”. It is identified as a separate version of the album track and appears on the additional record rather than within the main album programme.
Side two of the bonus record contains “Swing” and “Bostich (N’est-ce pas?)”. “Swing” also appears on the main album, while “Bostich (N’est-ce pas?)” is listed only as part of the bonus record. This arrangement makes it easy to distinguish the original album sequence from the extra content included with this edition.
Recommended listening order
The original album and the additional 12-inch record are supplied as separate parts of the set. You can therefore treat the two-sided album programme and the bonus recordings as distinct listening sessions. For a first play, begin with side one of the main album, continue with side two and then move on to the bonus record. This preserves the album sequence while leaving the additional recordings as a separate final section.
If you only want to hear the dance version or the pair of tracks on the second side of the bonus record, there is no need to play the main album first. The separate format makes both approaches straightforward.
Turntable setup and controls
Before playing either record, check that the turntable is level and that the cartridge tracking force and anti-skating adjustment are set correctly. Follow the instructions supplied by the turntable and cartridge manufacturers, as this release does not determine those settings.
If your turntable has a speed selector, choose the speed marked on the individual record or its packaging. The 12-inch diameter alone is not enough to determine the correct playback speed. Use the start and stop control before lowering or raising the stylus. Where available, the cueing lever provides a safer and more controlled way to operate the tonearm.
Remove visible dust with a brush designed for records before listening. Hold each record by its edges and centre label to avoid touching the grooves. After playback, wait for the platter to stop, raise the tonearm and return the record to its inner sleeve. The same handling guidance applies to both the main album and the bonus 12-inch record.
Placement in the room
Place the turntable on a firm, level and stable piece of furniture. Avoid positions where the furniture can easily be knocked or where vibrations from the floor may reach the turntable. Do not place it directly on an operating loudspeaker or subwoofer.
If humming, acoustic feedback or stylus skipping occurs at higher listening levels, first increase the distance between the turntable and the speakers and check the stability of the supporting surface. Store the records vertically and keep them away from direct sunlight, heat sources and moisture.
Playback and connections
This release requires a turntable and a suitable phono stage. That may be a PHONO input on an amplifier, a separate phono preamplifier or a phono stage built into the turntable. If the turntable does not include an integrated phono stage, connect its output to the amplifier’s PHONO input or route it through a separate phono preamplifier first.
If the turntable’s built-in phono stage is enabled, use a standard line-level input on the amplifier. Where the turntable has a separate grounding wire, connect it according to the instructions for the turntable and amplifier. Select the playback speed according to the marking on each record. The specific speed of this edition is not stated and must not be inferred solely from the 12-inch diameter.
Use with different systems
In a stereo system, the turntable may be connected to an integrated amplifier or stereo receiver, provided that the selected signal path includes a suitable phono stage. An analogue turntable signal can also be sent to an AV receiver in a home cinema system. If the receiver has no PHONO input, an integrated turntable phono stage or a separate phono preamplifier must be placed between the turntable and a line-level input.
In a multi-zone or multi-device installation, the record signal can be distributed only if the system itself accepts and routes an analogue source. Follow the connection instructions for the particular system. This vinyl set does not provide any connectivity or signal-distribution functions of its own.
Technical specifications
| Artist | Yello |
|---|---|
| Album | You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess |
| Edition type | Limited-edition album reissue |
| Product type | Vinyl record set |
| Contents | Main album and bonus 12-inch record |
| Main album, side 1 | “I Love You”, “Lost Again”, “No More Words”, “Crash Dance”, “Great Mission”, “You Gotta Say Yes to Another Excess” |
| Main album, side 2 | “Swing”, “Heavy Whispers”, “Smile on You”, “Pumping Velvet”, “Salut Mayoumba” |
| Bonus 12-inch record, side 1 | “I Love You (Dance Version)” |
| Bonus 12-inch record, side 2 | “Swing”, “Bostich (N’est-ce pas?)” |
FAQ
Who is this edition for?
It is intended for Yello listeners who want the main album together with a separate bonus 12-inch record. The set is also suitable for a collection of Yello releases on vinyl.
Does the set include the complete original album?
Yes. The main album is supplied on its own record, with its track list divided between two sides. The additional recordings do not alter the running order of the main album.
Are the bonus tracks included in the main album sequence?
No. They are presented on a separate 12-inch record. You can therefore hear the complete main album in the stated two-sided order and choose to play the bonus record separately.
What is the difference between the two versions of “I Love You”?
The main album contains “I Love You”, while the bonus record contains the separately identified “I Love You (Dance Version)”. The available information does not specify any other differences between these recordings.
Where does “Bostich (N’est-ce pas?)” appear?
It is listed on side two of the bonus 12-inch record alongside “Swing”. “Bostich (N’est-ce pas?)” does not appear in the main album track list.
Is “Swing” included on both records in the set?
Yes. “Swing” is listed on side two of the main album and side two of the bonus record. The available information does not describe any differences between these recordings.
Is the size of the limited-edition pressing stated?
No. The release is described as a limited-edition album reissue, but the specific number of copies produced is not provided. The pressing quantity cannot be determined from this description.
Does the set require a special player?
You need a turntable capable of playing vinyl records and a suitable phono signal path. Select the playback speed according to the marking on each individual record, not solely according to its diameter.
