1. Trio (sometimes writt… Read Full Bio ↴More than one artist exists with this name:
1. Trio (sometimes written TRIO) was a German minimalist new wave band. Active from 1980 to 1985, it consisted of Stephan Remmler, Gert "Kralle" Krawinkel, and Peter Behrens. The group is best known for international hit single "Da Da Da", which has been often covered.
2. TRIO (an acronym for The.Rhythm.Is.Odd), a Swedish psychedelic-influenced progressive rock band that was formed in 2006 by Bjorn Egelius, Leif Fredriksson, and Tobbe Johanson.
3. A Maldivian band.
4.A French trio, all of whom played synthesizers and two of whom played violin and cello on some works.
5. A collaboration between Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, and Linda Rondstadt that released 2 country albums, one in 1987 and another in 1999.
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1. Trio was a minimalist new wave band that was formed in 1979 in the small town of Großenkneten, Germany. The group is best known for the 1982 worldwide hit single "Da Da Da I Don't Love You You Don't Love Me Aha Aha Aha" (often also known as just "Da Da Da"). The band consisted of Stephan Remmler (vocals), Gert "Kralle" Krawinkel (guitar), and Peter Behrens (drums).
The band was produced by former Beatles associate Klaus Voormann, who also played bass on some songs. Considered part of the "Neue Deutsche Welle" (often abbreviated as "NDW") movement, the band reportedly preferred the name "Neue Deutsche Fröhlichkeit", which means "New German Cheerfulness", to describe their music. Although achieving a significant burst of international fame, various pressures proved too much for the musicians, and the band broke up in 1985.
2. TRIO (short for "The.Rhythm.Is.Odd", which the group is often known as) is a progressive rock band with an experimental, often psychedelia-based sound that was formed in Stockholm, Sweden September in 2006. The project was devised by famous Swedish drummer Leif Fredriksson together with bassist Bjorn Egelius and musician Tobbe Johanson, the latter of which handles both guitar and vocals. Their debut album, titled From Nowhere To Eternity, came out in October 2008.
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3. A Maldivian band which is really popular in Maldives for the song 'Chaaley'.
4. A French trio, all of whom played synthesizers and two of whom played violin and cello on some works. Their work is rare but can be found free download at www.avantgardeproject.org.
The Avant Garde Project is a series of 20th-century classical-experimental-electroacoustic torrents digitized from LPs whose music has in most cases never been released on CD, and so is effectively inaccessible to the vast majority of music listeners today. This is wild stuff, so check it out if you've never heard this sort of music before. The analog rig used to extract the sound from the grooves is near state-of-the-art, producing almost none of the tracking distortion or surface noise normally associated with LPs.
AGP1-43 are now available for direct download in the archive at www.avantgardeproject.org
AGP44-47 are available at http://thepiratebay.org/user/loudav
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AGP48 features the work of a French trio, all of whom play synthesizers and two of whom play violin and cello on some works. They play works by trio members as well as Philippe Mion and Bernard Parmegiani, as well as collaborative compositions. The six tracks of this installment comprise all but one of the tracks on a 2LP set on INA-GRM records. The last track, by Bernard Parmegiani, will be included in AGP49.
My personal favorite track is 05, by Philippe Mion. His sense of rhythm is reminiscent of L'Image …conduite (AGP5), as is the fugal structure he achieves through the overlapping of reiterated sound elements with gradual development in the course of the composition. The timbres are more limited in this work, but still enjoyable.
The recording and pressing of this installment is basically flawless. The torrent includes a text file with the English language notes from the set.
Equipment used for A/D conversion: Lyra Helikon phono cartridge, Linn LP12/Lingo turntable, Linn Ittok tonearm, Audioquest LeoPard tonearm cable, PS Audio PS2 preamplifier, Kimber PBJ interconnect, M-Audio Audiophile USB A/D converter. .
Ya Ya
Trio Lyrics
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Waiting for my ya ya
Sittin' in the la, la
Waiting for my ya ya
It may sound funny
But I don't believe she comin'
Uh huh
Uh huh
Hey, baby, hurry, don't you make me worried
Uh huh
It may sound funny
But I don't believe she comin'
Uh huh
Sittin' in the la, la
Waiting for my ya ya
Uh huh
Sittin' in the la, la
Waiting for my ya ya
Uh huh
It may sound funny
But I don't believe she comin'
Uh huh
Hey, baby, hurry, don't you make me worried
Uh huh
Hey, baby, hurry, don't you make me worried
Uh huh
It may sound funny
But I don't believe she comin'
Uh huh
Sittin' in the la, la
Waiting for my ya ya
Uh huh
Sittin' in the la, la
Waiting for my ya ya
Uh huh
It may sound funny
But I don't believe she comin'
Uh huh
It may sound funny
But I don't believe she comin'
Uh huh
Ma-ma-ma-may sound funny
But I don't believe she comin'
Uh huh
The lyrics to Trio's song Ya Ya depict a sense of anticipation and impatience for a person, the 'ya ya', to arrive. The singer is sitting in a place referred to as 'la la' and is waiting for the 'ya ya' to come, but deep down, they do not believe that the person will arrive. The repetition of 'Uh huh' in the chorus adds to the sense of frustration and disbelief. The singer implores the 'baby' not to make them worry and to hurry up, indicating that the person may already be running late. The final lines of the song reinforce the singer's doubt about the arrival of the 'ya ya', suggesting that the situation may be futile.
The song's lyrics can be interpreted in different ways depending on the listener's perspective. It could be an ode to a long-awaited lover, a friend, or someone who failed to show up, causing disappointment for the singer. The use of the phrase 'la la' adds an air of surrealism to the song and is open to interpretation. The repetitive structure of the song, with the same lyrics being repeated throughout, creates a sense of monotony mixed with urgency, making the song catchy, and easy to sing along to.
Line by Line Meaning
Sittin' in the la, la
I'm sitting here doing nothing
Waiting for my ya ya
I'm waiting for my lover
It may sound funny
This might seem strange
But I don't believe she comin'
But I don't think she's coming
Hey, baby, hurry, don't you make me worry
Hey, my love, don't take too long or I'll start to worry
Uh huh
Yeah, that's right
Sittin' in the la, la
I'm still sitting here doing nothing
Waiting for my ya ya
Still waiting for my lover
Hey, baby, hurry, don't you make me worried
Hey, my love, I'm anxiously waiting for you
Sittin' in the la, la
I'm starting to get bored
It may sound funny
This situation is weird
But I don't believe she comin'
But I don't really think she's coming at all
Ma-ma-ma-may sound funny
It might sound strange
But I don't believe she comin'
But I'm pretty sure she's not coming
Uh huh
Yeah, that's right
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Clarence L Lewis, Lee Dorsey, Morris Levy
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Luciano Freitas
EU ERA FELIZ E NAO SABIA, QUE SAUDADE DO VERDADEIRO ROCK !!!!!
ADIAL JÚNIOR
Muito boa, sempre gostei desta e do outro grande sucesso deles, o Da Da Da! Marcou minha infância.
Rafael Dewes
CARALHO!!!!! Estava procurando esta música f
a muitos anos... mais de 10 com certeza!!!
Luciano Freitas
TAÍ UMA BANDA QUE DEIXOU SAUDADE!!!!!!
personanongrataiS
Ya Ya , the first song I played live,first on drums and vocals, later guitar and vocals, in original TRIO style I LOVE THIS VERSION
Claudionei G.da Silva Goncalves Da Silva
Porra bons tempos isso não volta mais mas está gravado na cabeça até quando nos lembrarmos
marcelo Batista
Muito boa essa música
Paulo Henrique
muito bom!! e olha que tenho 21 anos!
Patricio E Barth
Eu tive um vinil deles, q saudades daquele tempo.
keilan303
Brilliant one this, they didn't quite do the same with Tutti Frutti though....this first album is amazing, even Da Da Da is bearable when you haven't heard it for a while! ;)