ELEKTRA · EKR 17T

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1. A Desire 7:00
2. B Oh Yeah 5:32

Running order of the main release. Pressings may split it differently.

• 6:58 Desire (12" Version) - Yello (Vinyl 12" Maxi Single)(Audiophile Audio)
• 4:14 Yello - Desire
• 6:52 Yello - Desire (Official Extended 6:52 Video Version) (1985)
• 5:34 Yello - Oh yeah (indian summer) 'the stella suite pt 2' (1985 Extended version)
• 6:16 Yello - The Stella Suite Part 1 Oh Yeah (Dance Mix) {Different Intro Outro)
• 6:41 Yello - XS - The First Ever version (1982)

The 2nd record in the 2x12" release ([r=228790]) is sometimes found separately. It has "1" and "2" printed labels, and "SAM-243" runout etchings. Please consider such records to be incomplete copies of the double-pack; not a separate release. (There is also a white-label version of that record with a special sleeve: [r=3179903].) The B-side title "Oh Yeah" was later used in the movie "K-9" (german title: "Mein Partner mit der kalten Schnauze") with James Belushi (as Mike Dooley) and dog "Jerry Lee". Oh Yeah begins when Jerry Lee sees a white poodle in the car across the street.