haujobb.* - Freeze Frame Reality

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
IDM, Techno, Industrial
Year:
1995
Notes:
Offbeat original
Pendragon - US license
Soyuz - Russian License

Tracklist

Solid State Logic 6:36 X
Dream Aid 4:47 X
Consciousness 4:37 X
Perfect Average 6:01 X
Nezzwerk 6:04 X
Trivial 4:01 X
World Window 4:59 X
Cold Comfort 4:42 X
Analysis 5:25 X
Sensor 12:14 X

Versions

Title, FormatLabelCat#CountryYear
Freeze Frame Reality (CD, Album) Off Beat SPV 084-22192 Germany 1995
Freeze Frame Reality (CD, Album) Pendragon Records (US) PEN101 US 1995
Freeze Frame Reality (CD, Album) Soyuz Music, Soyuz Music 321080, SPV 084-22192 Russia 2003
Freeze Frame Reality (File, AAC, Album) Metropolis MET 586 US 2009
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Reviews & Discussion

Rated 5/5
Review by cpr242 Jul 27, 2009

referencing Freeze Frame Reality, CD, Album, PEN101

From the outset of the first track you will know that this is a monumental journey that some aren't ready for. I was personally blown away by this album, and still am. Everything a true industrial fan loves is here. It's experimental, yet cohesive. It's thrashing, yet beautiful. It's uncompromising, and inviting. People like to say that Haujobb didn't have an original style, that they were Skinny Puppy clones. I only felt that from the first album, with this they showed us their genius. Every song is it's own entity, that evovles, and breathes, giving life to the next song. This album has flow from beginning to end, unlike many CD's today. This music is not for the faint of heart, or weak of mind. It's for the future, and the people that care about it.
Rated 5/5
Review by twisted-TXB Dec 20, 2005 (edited over 3 years ago)

referencing Freeze Frame Reality, CD, Album, SPV 084-22192

Maybe not as polished as the following LP "Solutions For A Small Planet", this album has its moments. Songs like "Solid State Logic", "Sensor" & "Consciousness" were the forerunners of great things to come for Haujobb, while "World Window" remains a personnal all-time favorite. It sure was breaking new grounds in the shallow electro-industrial scene back then, and a great departure from the Skinny Puppiesque ripoff that "Homes & Garden" was. I'm pretty sure FFR was an inspiration for the next wave of electro-industrial artists of the 90s.
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Shortcut Code: [m4002]
Data Quality Rating: Correct

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