| 1. Control [Video Mix] [Soundtrack to the Video of Control] |
| 2. Nasty [Extended] |
| 3. Nasty [Cool Summer Mix, Pt. 1] |
| 4. What Have You Done for Me Lately [Extended Mix] |
| 5. When I Think of You [Extra Beats] |
| 6. When I Think of You [Dance Remix] |
| 7. Control [A Cappella] [Acappella] |
| 8. Let's Wait Awhile [Remix] |
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Product Description
1987 compilation featuring eight remixes of six hit tracks from her multi-platinum #1 1986 album, including 'When I Think Of You', 'Nasty' (two mixes), 'When I Think Of You', 'The Pleasure Principle' (two mixes), 'Control' and 'What Have You Done For Me Lately'. An A&M release.
Anyways... this is a very nice remix album. (I believe it's the one that started the trend.) It is very enjoyable. And danceable. The extended versions are very nice, even though some of the transitions are a little awkward at first listen. (But this was made in the 80's.) This is definitely one of those albums that you clean the house to. I recommend this CD, but only if you are a Janet fan.
Tracks:
1. Control (Video Mix) (6:02): "Live" version. Really just Janet actually singing her vocals instead of lip-synching the original, as is the norm in any music video by anyone.
2. Nasty (Extended) (6:07): Really nice extended mix of "Nasty". Love it!
3. Nasty (Cool Summer Mix, Pt. 1) (7:57): Certainly a difference! The original's "nastiness" is slightly smeared to give it a "summer" feel. Really nice, but why was Pt. 2 not included???
4. What Have U Done for Me Lately (6:57): Extended version. Cooooool.
5. When I Think of You (Extra Beats) (2:01): Unnecessary, but great for remix artists like myself.
6. WITOY (Extended Dance Mix) (6:24): Fantastic!!! True, there are a lot of breaks near the end, but I don't think the song's flow is disrupted.
7. Control (A Capella) (3:56): This is what I actually bought the album for. I like this version. It's less noisy than the original.
8. Let's Wait Awhile (Single Mix) (4:37): This was the version that was on "Design of a Decade" (my first taste of Janet). This is nice and slow, so that the album smoothly glides out.
I wish the Japan import was still available! It has an almost completely different set, with 9 tracks instead of 8 and remixes that weren't included here. Unfortunately, it has since been deleted. This is still good! Get it while it lasts!!!
The U.K. Import is listed like this:
1. Control - The Video Mix [6:02 10/10 - Awesome live track; I like that you don't hear the audience!]
2. When I Think Of You (Dance Remix [6:25 9/10 - Would be 10, but there's so many breaks at the end that the song loses its flow, it's like the video]
3. The Pleasure Principle Long Vocal Remix (The Shep Pettibone Mix) [7:23 10/10 - Dynamite! It's the same mix as the video, but it has alot of breaks at the start and end, but they're vocal, unlike the When I Think Of You Dance Mix; samples Let's Wait Awhile and When I Think Of You.]
4. What Have You Done For Me Lately (Extended Mix) [7:00 7/10 - Kinda boring]
5. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part Two [10:09 8/10 - 10 minutes (wow!); Samples What Have You Done For Me Lately]
6. Let's Wait Awhile (Remix) [4:30 10/10 - Just like the video!]
7. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part One [7:57 8/10 - OK, but I never really liked the original]
8. The Pleasure Principle Dub Edit [6:58 5/10 - I's kinda like When I Think Of You Extra Beats, but these are extra VOCALS.]
The cover is a black and white picture of Janet looking up, and on her right it says:
JANET
JACKSON
CONTROL
THE REMIXES
CONTROL WHEN
I THINK OF YOU
THE PLEASURE
PRINCIPLE WHAT
HAVE YOU DONE
FOR ME LATELY
NASTY LET'S
WAIT AWHILE
...and behind it, it says 'the remixes' in a gray shade. The booklet shows a picture for each song (IE - For the Control mix it shows a picture from the video).
The Austrailian Import knocks off The Pleasure Principle mixes, and replaces them with an extended Nasty and an A Cappella Control. Also knocks off Cool Summer's Part 2 for extra dance beats of When I Think Of You.
By the way Matthew Braxmeier "Matt", I noticed you kinda responded to my other review, so this is my response -
GET THIS VERSION!!! By the way, the Japanese Version you were talking about is called More Control, and I found it on eBay for about $20. I bought the U.K. Import of Control: The Remixes from eBay (I never use eBay!), and the seller sent me a free digipak + single (Got 'Til It's Gone). I hope I could help!
This remix album proves to be just as good as the original effort on the 1986 album. It includes all of the singles from her "Control" album, with the exception of just two of the seven, which are "Pleasure Principle" and "Funny How Time Flies", that are remixed into their video versions or 12" form. All of the remixes are good - even though some remixes are normally a throw-away by any type of artist, Janet, on this album, proves those certain artists wrong. (Mentioning no names)
Even though this album only had eight tracks, I thought it was far better than her "Janet. Remixed" effort! That album had eleven tracks in total and I only really liked five of them! The rest were okay - but on here the talent and progress in these 12" and video remixes are just excellent! It also doesn't sound like they made the remixes in something like two minutes. I must hand it over to the Summer remix of "Nasty", because that was the only really remixed song on the whole album and was still the best song on the CD - along with the more festive remixes of "When I Think Of You", Janet's US #1 single from the original "Control" album.
Overall score - 10/10
From "Control" to "Control - the remixes", through-out both albums Janet's progress in excellent so i'd really reccommend you pick up both of the albums. (Also check out my review for Janet's "Control" album, if you manage to find it!) The "Nasty" Cool Summer Mix Part 1 remix features a sample of "What Have You Done For Me Lately" and the remix for "Let's Wait A While" is the video version, as is the first remix for "Control". All the remixes are a pleasure to listen to.
** Stars: "Nasty" (Cool Summer Mix Part 1), "When I Think Of You" (Dance Remix) & "Control" (Video Mix).
This 1987 album showcases the great remixes of the songs she released off the "Control" album and it was these remixes - by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Shep Pettibone & Steve Hodge - that I remember hearing in the clubs and playing at house parties back then. She even had the legendary Herb Alpert on the "Cool Summer Mix Part Two" of "Nasty".
She was also probably the first artist to realise the significance of the club remix and this album in many ways outperforms the original "Control" album. The music is simply awesome and stands confidently well over a decade later, sounding better than a lot of the music currently in the charts. I defy anyone to put this CD on and remain seated.
Given the lacklustre performance - to these ears anyway - of Ms Jackson's most recent offerings, I sincerely hope she'll eventually be able to reclaim her crown by getting the standard of her music back up where it belongs. She's into her 40s now but I know she can do it. Meanwhile and until then, I'm loving this one and reliving the great 80s!
2. When I Think Of You - Dance Remix 6:25
3. The Pleasure Principle Long Vocal Remix - The Shep Pettibone Mix 7:23
4. What Have You Done For Me Lately - Extended Mix 7:00
5. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part Two 10:09
6. Let's Wait Awhile - Remix 4:30
7. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part One 7:57
8. The Pleasure Principle Dub Edit - The Shep Pettibone Mix 6:58
A note about 1980s remixes, you can still tell what the song is before the vocal comes in, if you are already familiar with the original version. Back in the 80s remixes were basically extended versions. The song "Let's Wait Awhile" is STILL a ballad with a few added instruments. Now the Cool Summer Mix of Nasty is about the most drastically remixed song as it has more music than the barebones LP version bringing a more jazz appeal to the song.
This 1987 album showcases the great remixes of the songs she released off the "Control" album and it was these remixes - by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Shep Pettibone & Steve Hodge - that I remember hearing in the clubs and playing at house parties back then. She even had the legendary Herb Alpert on the "Cool Summer Mix Part Two" of "Nasty".
She was also probably the first artist to realise the significance of the club remix and this album in many ways outperforms the original "Control" album. The music is simply awesome and stands confidently well over a decade later, sounding better than a lot of the music currently in the charts. I defy anyone to put this CD on and remain seated.
Given the lacklustre performance - to these ears anyway - of Ms Jackson's most recent offerings, I sincerely hope she'll eventually be able to reclaim her crown by getting the standard of her music back up where it belongs. She's into her 40s now but I know she can do it. Meanwhile and until then, I'm loving this one and reliving the great 80s!
2. When I Think Of You - Dance Remix 6:25
3. The Pleasure Principle Long Vocal Remix - The Shep Pettibone Mix 7:23
4. What Have You Done For Me Lately - Extended Mix 7:00
5. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part Two 10:09
6. Let's Wait Awhile - Remix 4:30
7. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part One 7:57
8. The Pleasure Principle Dub Edit - The Shep Pettibone Mix 6:58
A note about 1980s remixes, you can still tell what the song is before the vocal comes in, if you are already familiar with the original version. Back in the 80s remixes were basically extended versions. The song "Let's Wait Awhile" is STILL a ballad with a few added instruments. Now the Cool Summer Mix of Nasty is about the most drastically remixed song as it has more music than the barebones LP version bringing a more jazz appeal to the song.
1987 compilation featuring eight remixes of six hit tracks from her multi-platinum #1 1986 album, including 'When I Think Of You', 'Nasty' (two mixes), 'When I Think Of You', 'The Pleasure Principle' (two mixes), 'Control' and 'What Have You Done For Me Lately'. An A&M release.
Control: The Remixes,Janet Jackson,Polygram Int'l,Club/Dance,Dance-Pop,Pop,Popular Music,R&B,Rock/Pop,Urban
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Control: The Remixes
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ASIN: B00000714U Release Date: 1987-02-02 |
Tracks:
- Control [Soundtrack to the Video of Control][Mix]
- Nasty [Extended]
- Nasty [Cool Summer Mix, Pt. 1]
- What Have You Done for Me Lately [Extended Mix]
- When I Think of You [Extra Beats]
- When I Think of You [Dance Remix]
- Control [Acappella]
- Let's Wait Awhile [Remix]
Album Description
1987 compilation featuring eight remixes of six hit tracks from her multi-platinum #1 1986 album, including 'When I Think Of You', 'Nasty' (two mixes), 'When I Think Of You', 'The Pleasure Principle' (two mixes), 'Control' and 'What Have You Done For Me Lately'. An A&M release.Album Details
This 1986 release features remixes of five tracks from Ms. Jackson's 'Control' full length. Includes the video mix & a capella mixes for 'Control', the dance remix for 'When I Think of You' & five more.Customer Reviews:
..........2007-01-21
Anyways... this is a very nice remix album. (I believe it's the one that started the trend.) It is very enjoyable. And danceable. The extended versions are very nice, even though some of the transitions are a little awkward at first listen. (But this was made in the 80's.) This is definitely one of those albums that you clean the house to. I recommend this CD, but only if you are a Janet fan.
Miss Jackson if you're NASTY!!!.......2006-07-13
Tracks:
1. Control (Video Mix) (6:02): "Live" version. Really just Janet actually singing her vocals instead of lip-synching the original, as is the norm in any music video by anyone.
2. Nasty (Extended) (6:07): Really nice extended mix of "Nasty". Love it!
3. Nasty (Cool Summer Mix, Pt. 1) (7:57): Certainly a difference! The original's "nastiness" is slightly smeared to give it a "summer" feel. Really nice, but why was Pt. 2 not included???
4. What Have U Done for Me Lately (6:57): Extended version. Cooooool.
5. When I Think of You (Extra Beats) (2:01): Unnecessary, but great for remix artists like myself.
6. WITOY (Extended Dance Mix) (6:24): Fantastic!!! True, there are a lot of breaks near the end, but I don't think the song's flow is disrupted.
7. Control (A Capella) (3:56): This is what I actually bought the album for. I like this version. It's less noisy than the original.
8. Let's Wait Awhile (Single Mix) (4:37): This was the version that was on "Design of a Decade" (my first taste of Janet). This is nice and slow, so that the album smoothly glides out.
I wish the Japan import was still available! It has an almost completely different set, with 9 tracks instead of 8 and remixes that weren't included here. Unfortunately, it has since been deleted. This is still good! Get it while it lasts!!!
Much Better! (...I couldn't review the same item twice, so this should say 5 stars).......2006-07-07
The U.K. Import is listed like this:
1. Control - The Video Mix [6:02 10/10 - Awesome live track; I like that you don't hear the audience!]
2. When I Think Of You (Dance Remix [6:25 9/10 - Would be 10, but there's so many breaks at the end that the song loses its flow, it's like the video]
3. The Pleasure Principle Long Vocal Remix (The Shep Pettibone Mix) [7:23 10/10 - Dynamite! It's the same mix as the video, but it has alot of breaks at the start and end, but they're vocal, unlike the When I Think Of You Dance Mix; samples Let's Wait Awhile and When I Think Of You.]
4. What Have You Done For Me Lately (Extended Mix) [7:00 7/10 - Kinda boring]
5. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part Two [10:09 8/10 - 10 minutes (wow!); Samples What Have You Done For Me Lately]
6. Let's Wait Awhile (Remix) [4:30 10/10 - Just like the video!]
7. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part One [7:57 8/10 - OK, but I never really liked the original]
8. The Pleasure Principle Dub Edit [6:58 5/10 - I's kinda like When I Think Of You Extra Beats, but these are extra VOCALS.]
The cover is a black and white picture of Janet looking up, and on her right it says:
JANET
JACKSON
CONTROL
THE REMIXES
CONTROL WHEN
I THINK OF YOU
THE PLEASURE
PRINCIPLE WHAT
HAVE YOU DONE
FOR ME LATELY
NASTY LET'S
WAIT AWHILE
...and behind it, it says 'the remixes' in a gray shade. The booklet shows a picture for each song (IE - For the Control mix it shows a picture from the video).
The Austrailian Import knocks off The Pleasure Principle mixes, and replaces them with an extended Nasty and an A Cappella Control. Also knocks off Cool Summer's Part 2 for extra dance beats of When I Think Of You.
By the way Matthew Braxmeier "Matt", I noticed you kinda responded to my other review, so this is my response -
GET THIS VERSION!!! By the way, the Japanese Version you were talking about is called More Control, and I found it on eBay for about $20. I bought the U.K. Import of Control: The Remixes from eBay (I never use eBay!), and the seller sent me a free digipak + single (Got 'Til It's Gone). I hope I could help!
Another great effort .......2005-04-05
This remix album proves to be just as good as the original effort on the 1986 album. It includes all of the singles from her "Control" album, with the exception of just two of the seven, which are "Pleasure Principle" and "Funny How Time Flies", that are remixed into their video versions or 12" form. All of the remixes are good - even though some remixes are normally a throw-away by any type of artist, Janet, on this album, proves those certain artists wrong. (Mentioning no names)
Even though this album only had eight tracks, I thought it was far better than her "Janet. Remixed" effort! That album had eleven tracks in total and I only really liked five of them! The rest were okay - but on here the talent and progress in these 12" and video remixes are just excellent! It also doesn't sound like they made the remixes in something like two minutes. I must hand it over to the Summer remix of "Nasty", because that was the only really remixed song on the whole album and was still the best song on the CD - along with the more festive remixes of "When I Think Of You", Janet's US #1 single from the original "Control" album.
Overall score - 10/10
From "Control" to "Control - the remixes", through-out both albums Janet's progress in excellent so i'd really reccommend you pick up both of the albums. (Also check out my review for Janet's "Control" album, if you manage to find it!) The "Nasty" Cool Summer Mix Part 1 remix features a sample of "What Have You Done For Me Lately" and the remix for "Let's Wait A While" is the video version, as is the first remix for "Control". All the remixes are a pleasure to listen to.
** Stars: "Nasty" (Cool Summer Mix Part 1), "When I Think Of You" (Dance Remix) & "Control" (Video Mix).
my favorite cd.......2004-05-11
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Control - The Remixes
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ASIN: B000026GZV |
Album Description
1987 compilation featuring eight remixes of six hit tracks from her multi-platinum #1 1986 album, including 'When I Think Of You', 'Nasty' (two mixes), 'When I Think Of You', 'The Pleasure Principle' (two mixes), 'Control' and 'What Have You Done For Me Lately'. An A&M release.Customer Reviews:
Relive the great 80s! .......2007-02-18
This 1987 album showcases the great remixes of the songs she released off the "Control" album and it was these remixes - by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Shep Pettibone & Steve Hodge - that I remember hearing in the clubs and playing at house parties back then. She even had the legendary Herb Alpert on the "Cool Summer Mix Part Two" of "Nasty".
She was also probably the first artist to realise the significance of the club remix and this album in many ways outperforms the original "Control" album. The music is simply awesome and stands confidently well over a decade later, sounding better than a lot of the music currently in the charts. I defy anyone to put this CD on and remain seated.
Given the lacklustre performance - to these ears anyway - of Ms Jackson's most recent offerings, I sincerely hope she'll eventually be able to reclaim her crown by getting the standard of her music back up where it belongs. She's into her 40s now but I know she can do it. Meanwhile and until then, I'm loving this one and reliving the great 80s!
ALL 8 TRACKS LISTED HERE:.......2006-12-28
2. When I Think Of You - Dance Remix 6:25
3. The Pleasure Principle Long Vocal Remix - The Shep Pettibone Mix 7:23
4. What Have You Done For Me Lately - Extended Mix 7:00
5. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part Two 10:09
6. Let's Wait Awhile - Remix 4:30
7. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part One 7:57
8. The Pleasure Principle Dub Edit - The Shep Pettibone Mix 6:58
A note about 1980s remixes, you can still tell what the song is before the vocal comes in, if you are already familiar with the original version. Back in the 80s remixes were basically extended versions. The song "Let's Wait Awhile" is STILL a ballad with a few added instruments. Now the Cool Summer Mix of Nasty is about the most drastically remixed song as it has more music than the barebones LP version bringing a more jazz appeal to the song.
definitely completes CONTROL.......2006-09-08
Jammin' With Janet , Jimmy & Terry !.......2004-02-09
Also included is the extended funkified foot stompin' version The Pleasure Principle, the elongated dance mix When I think of You, What Have You Done For Me Lately,Nasty and a re-mixed (in a subtle way) version of Let's Wait Awhile...
Regardles if you are a fan of Jackson's or just want to listen to some ingenious remixing from back in the day Control;The Re-Mixes is well worth searching for !
Eminently danceable.......2000-06-02
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Get out of Control (Remixes)
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000BO79R2 |
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3 Rare Remixes
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Blue Monday-'95 REMIXES ("Blauer" Cover) 4 track CD EP
New Order Manufacturer: London Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000ROFQXK |
Product Description
1995 release of the remixes of "Blue Monday". (This is the version with the "Blauer" cover.) TRACKLISTING: 1. BLUE MONDAY (MANUELA MIX by Jam & Spoon), 2. BLUE MONDAY (ANDREA MIX by Jam & Spoon), 3. BLUE MONDAY (HARDFLOOR MIX), 4. BLUE MONDAY (BRAIN MIX). Brilliant reinterpretations of the huge dancefloor classic, particularly the odd mellow dub reworking by Jam & Spoon. Brilliant stuff. Comes in slimline import CD single case.
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Control-The Remixes
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ASIN: B000003PF5 Release Date: 1995-01-19 |
Album Description
1987 compilation featuring eight remixes of six hit tracks from her multi-platinum #1 1986 album, including 'When I Think Of You', 'Nasty' (two mixes), 'When I Think Of You', 'The Pleasure Principle' (two mixes), 'Control' and 'What Have You Done For Me Lately'. An A&M release.Customer Reviews:
Relive the great 80s! .......2007-02-18
This 1987 album showcases the great remixes of the songs she released off the "Control" album and it was these remixes - by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Shep Pettibone & Steve Hodge - that I remember hearing in the clubs and playing at house parties back then. She even had the legendary Herb Alpert on the "Cool Summer Mix Part Two" of "Nasty".
She was also probably the first artist to realise the significance of the club remix and this album in many ways outperforms the original "Control" album. The music is simply awesome and stands confidently well over a decade later, sounding better than a lot of the music currently in the charts. I defy anyone to put this CD on and remain seated.
Given the lacklustre performance - to these ears anyway - of Ms Jackson's most recent offerings, I sincerely hope she'll eventually be able to reclaim her crown by getting the standard of her music back up where it belongs. She's into her 40s now but I know she can do it. Meanwhile and until then, I'm loving this one and reliving the great 80s!
ALL 8 TRACKS LISTED HERE:.......2006-12-28
2. When I Think Of You - Dance Remix 6:25
3. The Pleasure Principle Long Vocal Remix - The Shep Pettibone Mix 7:23
4. What Have You Done For Me Lately - Extended Mix 7:00
5. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part Two 10:09
6. Let's Wait Awhile - Remix 4:30
7. Nasty - Cool Summer Mix Part One 7:57
8. The Pleasure Principle Dub Edit - The Shep Pettibone Mix 6:58
A note about 1980s remixes, you can still tell what the song is before the vocal comes in, if you are already familiar with the original version. Back in the 80s remixes were basically extended versions. The song "Let's Wait Awhile" is STILL a ballad with a few added instruments. Now the Cool Summer Mix of Nasty is about the most drastically remixed song as it has more music than the barebones LP version bringing a more jazz appeal to the song.
definitely completes CONTROL.......2006-09-08
Jammin' With Janet , Jimmy & Terry !.......2004-02-09
Also included is the extended funkified foot stompin' version The Pleasure Principle, the elongated dance mix When I think of You, What Have You Done For Me Lately,Nasty and a re-mixed (in a subtle way) version of Let's Wait Awhile...
Regardles if you are a fan of Jackson's or just want to listen to some ingenious remixing from back in the day Control;The Re-Mixes is well worth searching for !
Eminently danceable.......2000-06-02
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Mixtape maniac, DJ Dr. Numbers, and the world famous Beastie Boys collaborate on this, one of the sickest mixtapes of all time! 27 must-have tracks for any and all Beastie Boys fans, featuring Remixes, Freestyles & Unreleased material that you won't hear anywhere else! This is one of those rare CD's that you can literally play ALL the way through without skipping a single track. You've never heard the Boys flowin' on a CD with so many of hip hop's finest, and the guest appearances don't disappoint. Don't miss out on this limited release mixtape, a necessary addition to any Beastie fan's music collection. [27 Tracks]|
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