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Your Funny Uncle wrote:

skyhigh wrote:Yazoo, commen talle vouz, a knock on the door, in the night

and before anyone moans, i know it's zazou, just like i knew it was a fine wall!

Did you know it was "comment allez-vous?" though?

I was going to post that Rob, but decided not to be so pendatic!


StevePSB

Your Funny Uncle wrote:

skyhigh wrote:Yazoo, commen talle vouz, a knock on the door, in the night

and before anyone moans, i know it's zazou, just like i knew it was a fine wall!

Did you know it was "comment allez-vous?" though?

yeah but i was vry drunk when i posted this and it looked right at the time!

StevePSB wrote:

Your Funny Uncle wrote:

skyhigh wrote:Yazoo, commen talle vouz, a knock on the door, in the night

and before anyone moans, i know it's zazou, just like i knew it was a fine wall!

Did you know it was "comment allez-vous?" though?

I was going to post that Rob, but decided not to be so pendatic!


StevePSB

Just aswell or i'd have banned you!

Found this on YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9DOmlfICGw

Enjoyed the memories, another time, another world.

My five favourite Yazoo songs; A Little Respect, Ship of Fools, Am I Right, Waiting For Sex & Home.

Frequency wrote:My five favourite Yazoo songs; A Little Respect, Ship of Fools, Am I Right, Waiting For Sex & Home.

I hope you're not trying to insinuate that Moyet had a sex change

Yazoo were great. Vince Clarke completely lost it after that, though.

Going by an earlier post regarding them both having different idea's, adding to that the split from Depeche Mode and a tune or two with other bands (was it Assembly?) Is it fair to say that Vince Clarke wants it his way or no way? I think even the first period of Erasure, the loyalties weren't 50/50.

Undertaker wrote:Going by an earlier post regarding them both having different idea's, adding to that the split from Depeche Mode and a tune or two with other bands (was it Assembly?) Is it fair to say that Vince Clarke wants it his way or no way? I think even the first period of Erasure, the loyalties weren't 50/50.

It was a long time ago that I read this, but I recall an interview where Vince said something to the effect that his partnership with Andy worked well because Andy was really only interested in the two things which Vince was not: singing and writing lyrics.

The problem now is that Andy has too much conrol and bitch slaps Clarke. That's, in part, why the quality of Erasure, post-Yazoo has suffered.

Thought this was a yazoo thread???

Thats ace.

Patrick Bateman wrote:

In honour of Yazoo, he should do 'Only You.' Really keep the Vince Clarke legacy alive!

Patrick Bateman wrote:

Or 'Don't Go.'