| 1. Mind Crush |
| 2. Renegades of Noize (Remix) |
| 3. Perpetual Motion |
| 4. Metric (Remix) |
| 5. Platform (Remix) |
| 6. Haujobb vs. This Morn'Omina / We Are The Renegades of Noize |
| 7. Slide (Glis Mix) |
| 8. Platform (Seabound Remix) |
| 9. Metric (Hecq Reemiqs) |
| 10. Renegades of Noize (Asche Remix) |
| 11. S_adow (Backlash Remix) |
| 12. S_adow (Shok's Scrambled Egg Mix) |
| 13. The Noise Institute (1994mix by Iscoloscope) |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Almost two years after the release of "Vertical Theory", Haujobb return with these remixed and reinvented tracks. Highly sought after for their legendary remixes, the band now has the favor returned them by their friends such as Glis, Seabound, and This Morn' Omina. "Vertical Mixes" also contains two new tracks and mixes from Haujobb themselves.
I bought Vertical Mixes as soon as it was released, and skipped thru the songs a few times, and thought: eh..
Recently tho, I listened to Vertical Mixes while I was working, and it must have played end-to-end in my ears at least 10 times. These mixes are amazing I have to say! There's a lot of detail and different angles given to each mix. Much of the album is dancable, some of it is creapy...it's awesome!
Much like Vertical Theory, there's abundant pulsating bass lines, steady dance beats, mechanical bips & bleaps and catchy synth leads and arpegios...true EBM at work.
Give it a chance (or another chance), I'm sure it'll grow on you too!
It has been 2 years since the world has seen new Haujobb. Daniel has been so busy with his other acts that it seemed like Haujobb got the boot. He seems to be simply throwing us a bone here to assure us that Haujobb still exists (he's infamous for starting a new act then abandoning it).
The best tracks here are 1 through 5. The first 3 remixes, which were done by Haujobb personally, are the best of the slew. And the 2 new tracks hopefully give us a clue as to what the new Haujobb album (whenever that may be) will sound like. These 2 new tracks seem to fuse the styles of Solutions with Vertical Theory. An interesting blend!
Bottom line:
If you are a Haujobb fan, get this. Fans of Vertical Theory will no doubt enjoy it.
Anyway, why did I mention Vertical Theory and Solutions? The Haujobb-only tracks would not have seemed out of place on Vertical Theory, but they strike me as being more sample-oriented in nature, a la Solutions For A Small Planet--as if band-member Dejan had his hands more deeply into the work than he did on Vertical Theory. In fact, I have read comments that the first track (one of two new songs on the disc) has a very Solutions feel to it.
Needless to say, I cannot play these first five tracks enough. They are masterful, and cover a variety of styles. For example, track 3, the other new song, is an enjoyable hybrid between Haujobb-style Industrial and Detroit Electro.
The other tracks... This Morn' Omina turns in a good tribal industrial effort. Glis and Seabound offer up some future pop. Hecq gives us a surprisingly gentle bass-heavy mix. Asche is, suitably, noize. The remaining mixes aren't bad, but the real gems, for me anyhow, are found in the first 2/3 of Vertical Mixes.
This CD is a very worthy addition to my Haujobb collection, and I think most all people who enjoy the newer Haujobb will enjoy this. For people who have never heard Haujobb before, this music is industrial in a danceable, electronic, melodic sort of way as opposed to the more hard-edged rocking sort of way; it's slightly edgy, but far from aggressive.
Almost two years after the release of "Vertical Theory", Haujobb return with these remixed and reinvented tracks. Highly sought after for their legendary remixes, the band now has the favor returned them by their friends such as Glis, Seabound, and This Morn' Omina. "Vertical Mixes" also contains two new tracks and mixes from Haujobb themselves.
Vertical Mixes,Haujobb,Metropolis Records,Dance Music,Germany,Industrial,Industrial Dance,Industrial/Gothic,Pop
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Vertical Mixes
Haujobb Manufacturer: Metropolis Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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| Dance Pop
| Dance & DJ
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| Continental Europe
| Europe
| International
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| Industrial
| Goth & Industrial
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Industrial Dance
| Industrial
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ASIN: B0008FPIYK Release Date: 2005-05-24 |
Tracks:
- Mind Crush
- Renegades of Noize (Remix)
- Perpetual Motion
- Metric (Remix)
- Platform (Remix)
- Haujobb vs. This Morn'Omina / We Are The Renegades of Noize
- Slide (Glis Mix)
- Platform (Seabound Remix)
- Metric (Hecq Reemiqs)
- Renegades of Noize (Asche Remix)
- S_adow (Backlash Remix)
- S_adow (Shok's Scrambled Egg Mix)
- The Noise Institute (1994mix by Iscoloscope)
Album Description
Almost two years after the release of "Vertical Theory", Haujobb return with these remixed and reinvented tracks. Highly sought after for their legendary remixes, the band now has the favor returned them by their friends such as Glis, Seabound, and This Morn' Omina. "Vertical Mixes" also contains two new tracks and mixes from Haujobb themselves.Customer Reviews:
Sometime it takes a while..........2006-09-04
I bought Vertical Mixes as soon as it was released, and skipped thru the songs a few times, and thought: eh..
Recently tho, I listened to Vertical Mixes while I was working, and it must have played end-to-end in my ears at least 10 times. These mixes are amazing I have to say! There's a lot of detail and different angles given to each mix. Much of the album is dancable, some of it is creapy...it's awesome!
Much like Vertical Theory, there's abundant pulsating bass lines, steady dance beats, mechanical bips & bleaps and catchy synth leads and arpegios...true EBM at work.
Give it a chance (or another chance), I'm sure it'll grow on you too!
A (re)mixed bag.......2006-04-12
Not Impressed.......2005-07-11
A pretty solid remix LP........2005-06-04
It has been 2 years since the world has seen new Haujobb. Daniel has been so busy with his other acts that it seemed like Haujobb got the boot. He seems to be simply throwing us a bone here to assure us that Haujobb still exists (he's infamous for starting a new act then abandoning it).
The best tracks here are 1 through 5. The first 3 remixes, which were done by Haujobb personally, are the best of the slew. And the 2 new tracks hopefully give us a clue as to what the new Haujobb album (whenever that may be) will sound like. These 2 new tracks seem to fuse the styles of Solutions with Vertical Theory. An interesting blend!
Bottom line:
If you are a Haujobb fan, get this. Fans of Vertical Theory will no doubt enjoy it.
tighter mixes, and future pop mixes.......2005-06-02
Anyway, why did I mention Vertical Theory and Solutions? The Haujobb-only tracks would not have seemed out of place on Vertical Theory, but they strike me as being more sample-oriented in nature, a la Solutions For A Small Planet--as if band-member Dejan had his hands more deeply into the work than he did on Vertical Theory. In fact, I have read comments that the first track (one of two new songs on the disc) has a very Solutions feel to it.
Needless to say, I cannot play these first five tracks enough. They are masterful, and cover a variety of styles. For example, track 3, the other new song, is an enjoyable hybrid between Haujobb-style Industrial and Detroit Electro.
The other tracks... This Morn' Omina turns in a good tribal industrial effort. Glis and Seabound offer up some future pop. Hecq gives us a surprisingly gentle bass-heavy mix. Asche is, suitably, noize. The remaining mixes aren't bad, but the real gems, for me anyhow, are found in the first 2/3 of Vertical Mixes.
This CD is a very worthy addition to my Haujobb collection, and I think most all people who enjoy the newer Haujobb will enjoy this. For people who have never heard Haujobb before, this music is industrial in a danceable, electronic, melodic sort of way as opposed to the more hard-edged rocking sort of way; it's slightly edgy, but far from aggressive.
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