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You and Me Both 
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You and Me Both
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Yaz - Situation (Single Remix) Yazoo (known as Yaz in the U.S.) was a short-lived but highly successful English synthpop duo from (More) Yazoo (known as Yaz in the U.S.) was a short-lived but highly successful English synthpop duo from Basildon, Essex that had a number of top ten hits in the British charts in the early 1980s.
Heavily influenced by earlier bands like Kraftwerk, Yazoo expanded upon the synthpop formula by juxtaposing Alison Moyet's vocals with Vince Clarke's electronic hooks. Its sound referenced disco but added a more disaffected attitude that disco lacked. Their second album saw greater songwriting input from Moyet, adding a rather more mature and soulful flavour, particularly on the hit single "Nobody's Diary."
The group was formed in 1981, using a moniker that Alison Moyet, veteran of a number of southeast Essex based punk and rock bands, had seen on the labels of old blues albums: Yazoo Records, although Clarke later confessed that this came from mis-hearing the name of the mouth instrument Kazoo which was popular in the late 1970s. Clarke had been the main songwriter in Depeche Mode, who at that point had recorded one album and three singles for Mute Records, including the hits "New Life" and "Just Can't Get Enough". Clarke surprised many by quitting Depeche Mode just as they were beginning to reap success, claiming that they "just weren't getting on, really", forming Yazoo with the then relatively unknown Moyet. Mute Records continued to release the output of this new Clarke project. The band was licensed to Sire Records in the United States.
Its debut single "Only You" backed with "Situation," was released in April 1982 and rose to number two in the UK. Clarke had offered the song as a parting gift to his former bandmates in Depeche Mode, but they declined. Yazoo quickly scored another hit with the next single, "Don't Go," which hit number three, and became popular on MTV in the United States thanks to a Frankenstein-themed video. They continued their successful streak with their first album, Upstairs at Eric's, which went platinum in Britain. The band received favourable reviews for their pioneering sound. Clarke and Moyet toured briefly, while releasing a stopgap single, "The Other Side of Love."
The duo's second and last album, You and Me Both, yielded more success, hitting the top of the UK charts, and spinning off one single. The album's success was tainted by Clarke and Moyet announcing they were to go their separate ways shortly before its release.
Moyet decided to venture off on a solo career, signing to Columbia Records, where she would enjoy a great deal of early success. Vince Clarke recorded a single with producer Eric Radcliffe (the same "Eric" from the title of Yazoo's debut album) and Undertones singer Feargal Sharkey as The Assembly, and another with vocalist Paul Quinn. Around this time, Clarke also co-wrote "The Face of Dorian Gray" for his friend and singer Robert Marlow. Clarke then founded the highly successful pop group Erasure with vocalist Andy Bell.
Mute Records released a remixed version of "Situation" as a single in 1990 to moderate success. In 1999, a compilation was released, entitled Only Yazoo - The Best of and was preceded by a re-release of Yazoo's debut single, "Only You", featuring a new remix of the title track and several more of "Don't Go". The band's output was bookended with yet another release of "Situation", accompanied by many remixes (Less)
Final Fantasy 7 Vrs. Rule of Rose: Duet Remix **blinkblink** Yes, I know what you're thinking.."What the heck"..but hear me out (More) **blinkblink** Yes, I know what you're thinking.."What the heck"..but hear me out (read below)
This vid is weird. REAL weird.
Heh..One day of boardom turned this little experiment into a work of art...**laugh** yeah.. that comment was lame. But honestly, in either case, I WAS fooling around with this and this was the end result.
Rather than have the song fit the vids, I have the clips "dance" to the song.
Final Fantasy 7 gets down with it's dance partner Rule Of Rose to the music of The Art of Noise, the song called, oddly enough, "Love".
This vid was pretty tideous to work with, since the program kept crashing on me.
Anyone who is a fan of both or just one of the two games (and yes I know that Advent Children is a movie not the game itself)...I personally think you'd get a kick of it as much as I did.
I apologise forward if the quailty is lacking. The file was WAYYYY to big so I had to compress it for this video to even work.
Anyway, please comment to let me know what you guys think, as I did work VERY hard on this and that way I can know wether or not to do another one of these for another game/movie or what not. If not, just rate it pwease? **big puppy dog eyes** HOWEVER RUDE comments will be ignored and deleted. I take constructive critism...not mindless, rude banter!
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