Haujobb are one of the few industrial bands who have been
look beyond the boring cliches and pull their music forward.
This progression started with freeze frame reality and with
solutions for a small planet they brought in alot of D & B
influence. 99, I think is my favorite as it very subtle and minimal.
The female vocals are quite lush too. Any thoughts on
the remixes off of 99 ? I've yet to pick this up.
Rob
component records
http://www.mindstorm.com/component
----- Original Message -----
From: rich burly <zombiefodder@yahoo.com>
To: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 10:35 AM
Subject: [idm] haujobb - neglected by technopeople?
quoted 28 lines i wrote -
> i wrote -
>
> > > i don't know if they would get the list's consensus for 'idm
> > > status', but haujobb's solutions for a small planet and ninetynine are
> > > exemplary 'emotional electronics' albums....
>
> then laerm wrote -
>
> > dude, you forgot _matrix_. "transfer" is only one of the most emotive
> > pieces of electronics ever.
>
>
> o, that was a big oversight. what a great album. i love the album version
> of 'transfer', too.
>
> do people on this list listen to haujobb? it seems like none of the
> 'techno' people i know listen to them, save for those (like me) for whom
> haujobb was instrumental in making the transition from industrial to
> wherever they are now.
>
> just wondering...
>
>
> yours,
> niall.
>
> =====
> home cd-recording is killing the auction industry. please stop the
insanity!
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