1 Dr Van Steiner 5:40 2 Bostich 3:06 3 Ciel Ouvert 5:17 4 You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess – Great Mission 3:58 5 Crash Dance 5:50 6 Vicious Games (12\” Edit) 4:44 7 Oh Yeah 5:38 8 Live At The Roxy 5:00 9 I Love You 5:34 10 L\’Hotel 5:04 11 La Habanera 5:50 12 Excess 5:39 13 Lost Again 6:04 Yello – Hands On Yello is a landmark 1995 compilation that bridges the gap between the Swiss duos avant-garde origins and the explosion of 1990s electronic dance music. Released on the Urban label, this collection features a prestigious roster of contemporary producers paying homage to Yellos \”anarchy and precision\” through rhythmic reinvention. The album is celebrated for preserving the groups signature humor and experimental edge while introducing contemporary techno, trance, and house textures. Critics describe it as a \”reference quality piece of work\” and a perfect entry point for new listeners, blending commercial appeal with the duos trademark soundscapes. Key Remixes & Highlights: Carl Craig: A \”jaw-dropping\” Detroit-flavored reinterpretation of \”La Habanera.\” The Orb: A quirky take that perfectly captures Yellos bizarre sense of humor. Moby: An entertaining, jazzy version of \”Lost Again.\” Jam & Spoon: A standout reworking of \”Drive/Driven.\” Additional contributions: Top-tier reworks from Cosmic Baby, The Grid, and Carl Cox. Whether you are a longtime fan or a newcomer to the \”techno nation,\” Hands On Yello is an underrated essential that showcases the evergreen influence of Switzerlands masters of the sample.

Yello – Hands On Yello is a landmark 1995 compilation that bridges the gap between the Swiss duos avant-garde origins and the explosion of 1990s electronic dance music. Released on the Urban label, this collection features a prestigious roster of contemporary producers paying homage to Yellos “anarchy and precision” through rhythmic reinvention.

The album is celebrated for preserving the groups signature humor and experimental edge while introducing contemporary techno, trance, and house textures. Critics describe it as a “reference quality piece of work” and a perfect entry point for new listeners, blending commercial appeal with the duos trademark soundscapes.

Key Remixes & Highlights:

• Carl Craig: A “jaw-dropping” Detroit-flavored reinterpretation of “La Habanera.”
• The Orb: A quirky take that perfectly captures Yellos bizarre sense of humor.
• Moby: An entertaining, jazzy version of “Lost Again.”
• Jam & Spoon: A standout reworking of “Drive/Driven.”
• Additional contributions: Top-tier reworks from Cosmic Baby, The Grid, and Carl Cox.

Whether you are a longtime fan or a newcomer to the “techno nation,” Hands On Yello is an underrated essential that showcases the evergreen influence of Switzerlands masters of the sample.