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* Music/{{Sophie}}'s album ''Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides'' was followed up with an ''Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides Non-Stop Remix Album''. It's mostly [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin what the title suggests it is]], but while there is plenty of guest collaboration, it also features Sophie remixing several of her own songs, some to the extent that they're almost entirely new and original tracks altogether.
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* Music/DuaLipa's ''Club Future Nostalgia'', a compilation of dance remixes of tracks from ''Future Nostalgia".
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* Music/TheBeatles: The soundtrack to ''Theatre/TheBeatlesLOVE'' by Creator/CirqueDuSoleil is made up of remixes of hits straight from the original studio material, supervised directly by original Beatles producer Sir George Martin and his son Giles.
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* Creator/NeilCicierega's trilogy ''Mouth Sounds'', ''Mouth Silence'', and ''Mouth Moods'' all consist of hilarious and slightly disturbing remixes and mash-ups of popular songs from the late 80s to the early 00s.
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* Music/DavidBowie: ''Never Let Me Down 2018'' is a completely revamped version of his much-maligned 1987 album ''Music/NeverLetMeDown'', featuring a more organically-focused production style more in the vein of Bowie's typical oeuvre (compared to the ''[[UnintentionalPeriodPiece very]]'' [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Eighties]] style of the original).
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** ''Never Let Me Down 2018'' is a completely revamped version of his much-maligned 1987 album ''Music/NeverLetMeDown'', featuring a more organically-focused production style more in the vein of Bowie's typical oeuvre (compared to the ''[[UnintentionalPeriodPiece very]]'' [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Eighties]] style of theoriginal).original).
** In November 2020, to commemmorate its [[MilestoneCelebration 50th anniversary]], ''Music/TheManWhoSoldTheWorld'' will be [[https://theseconddisc.com/2020/09/08/oh-no-not-me-tony-visconti-remixes-david-bowies-the-man-who-sold-the-world-for-50th-anniversary-updated-with-order-links/ reissued]] under its WorkingTitle ''Metrobolist''. This release will feature new mixes of almost all the songs by original producer Tony Visconti; the sole exception is "After All", because Visconti feels he can't improve on the original mix.
** ''Never Let Me Down 2018'' is a completely revamped version of his much-maligned 1987 album ''Music/NeverLetMeDown'', featuring a more organically-focused production style more in the vein of Bowie's typical oeuvre (compared to the ''[[UnintentionalPeriodPiece very]]'' [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Eighties]] style of the
** In November 2020, to commemmorate its [[MilestoneCelebration 50th anniversary]], ''Music/TheManWhoSoldTheWorld'' will be [[https://theseconddisc.com/2020/09/08/oh-no-not-me-tony-visconti-remixes-david-bowies-the-man-who-sold-the-world-for-50th-anniversary-updated-with-order-links/ reissued]] under its WorkingTitle ''Metrobolist''. This release will feature new mixes of almost all the songs by original producer Tony Visconti; the sole exception is "After All", because Visconti feels he can't improve on the original mix.
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* Music/TheFrontBottoms have the "Grandmother Series" of EPs, ''Ann'' and ''Rose'', which are re-recordings of songs from their now hard to find self-published albums.
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* {{Music/Melvins}}' ''Chicken Switch'', with the twist that they gave remixers entire ''albums'' to work with for their respective tracks on the remix album, rather than individual songs. Only one track, "Queen (Electroclash Remix)" is a remix of one specific song, with the rest mainly being noise/sound collage pieces that sample various Melvins songs.
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* {{Music/Melvins}}' ''Chicken Switch'', with the twist that they gave remixers entire ''albums'' to work with for their respective tracks on the remix album, rather than individual songs. Only one track, "Queen (Electroclash Remix)" Remix)", is a remix of one specific song, with the rest mainly being noise/sound collage pieces that sample various Melvins songs.
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* {{Music/Melvins}}' ''Chicken Switch'', with the twist that they gave remixers entire ''albums'' to work with for their respective tracks on the remix album, rather than individual songs. Only one track, "Queen (Electroclash Remix)" is a remix of one specific song, with the rest mainly being noise/sound collage pieces that sample various Melvins songs.
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* Music/NewOrder followed their GreatestHitsAlbum ''[[LuckyCharmsTitle ?]] [[AllLowercaseLetters (the best of)]]'' with the remix collection ''? (the rest of)''. The vinyl edition contained all-new remixes, while the CD and cassette were expanded with a selection of previously released ones.
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* TM Network released a 4-disc album filled with versions of "Get Wild", famous for its use in ''Manga/CityHunter'', titled ''GET WILD SONG MAFIA''. The first three discs cover various versions of the song released in the past and several live versions, with the last disc being a combination of remixes and covers. The album was acknowledged by ''Literature/GuinnessWorldRecords'' for "Most versions/remixes of one track on a top 100 CD album".
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* [[WebVideo/FilthyFrank Pink Guy]]: ''Pink Season: The Prophecy'', an EP that consists of 4 remixes of tracks from the ''Pink Season'' mixtape plus one new song
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* [[WebVideo/FilthyFrank Pink Guy]]: ''Pink Season: The Prophecy'', an EP that consists of 4 remixes of tracks from the ''Pink Season'' mixtape plus one new songsong.
* Music/PizzicatoFive:
** ''Pizzicato Free Soul'' contains remixes from ''Sweet Pizzicato Five''.
** ''Happy End of You'' contains remixes from ''Happy End of the World''. [[note]]Except for one song from ''Romantique 96''[[/note]]
** ''Remixes 2000'' contains remixes from ''Pizzicato Five [=TM=]'' and its associated singles.
* Music/PizzicatoFive:
** ''Pizzicato Free Soul'' contains remixes from ''Sweet Pizzicato Five''.
** ''Happy End of You'' contains remixes from ''Happy End of the World''. [[note]]Except for one song from ''Romantique 96''[[/note]]
** ''Remixes 2000'' contains remixes from ''Pizzicato Five [=TM=]'' and its associated singles.
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* Music/SaintEtienne had their debut ''Foxbase Alpha'' remixed (or as they put it, "re-produced") by Richard X to create ''Foxbase Beta''.
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* K-Klass gathered their favourite remixes on the album ''Remix and Additional Production''.
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* Music/{{Soulwax}}: Despite its LongTitle, ''Most of the remixes we've made for other people over the years except for the one for Einstürzende Neubauten because we lost it and a few we didn't think sounded good enough or just didn't fit in length-wise, but including some that are hard to find because either people forgot about them or simply because they haven't been released yet, a few we really love, one we think is just ok, some we did for free, some we did for money, some for ourselves without permission and some for friends as swaps but never on time and always at our studio in Ghent'' is one of their most popular albums.
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* There is even an official ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' remix album titled ''DJ [=Pon-3=] Presents My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic Remixed''. It contains remixes of songs from the show which look like they've all been done by the same person. The album was a kind of reaction on the deluge of show music remixes from the fandom (including several albums mostly or completely made of show remixes), and it can't really hold a candle to these.
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* Music/JeanMichelJarre jumped head-first into the dancefloor and remix craze of TheNineties.
** He had remixed made mostly from his already [[HouseMusic house]]-tinted 1993 album ''Chronologie''. Enough of them were made not only for a couple of mostly promotional maxi singles (which pop up at record fairs nonetheless), but also to combine some of them (and some remixes of earlier material) into the remix album ''Jarremix''. The original release had eleven tracks, but after one by Music/LaurentGarnier was removed, it eventually ended with ten tracks.
** Some four years later, ''Oxygène 7-13'' brought even more remixes with itself, enough for even more promotional maxi singles and a second remix album titled ''Odyssey Through O2'' which also came with a special copy of the [=ArKaos=] software named [=JArKaos=] so that people could generate their own dynamic visuals like at Jarre's recent concerts while listening to the remixes.
** He had remixed made mostly from his already [[HouseMusic house]]-tinted 1993 album ''Chronologie''. Enough of them were made not only for a couple of mostly promotional maxi singles (which pop up at record fairs nonetheless), but also to combine some of them (and some remixes of earlier material) into the remix album ''Jarremix''. The original release had eleven tracks, but after one by Music/LaurentGarnier was removed, it eventually ended with ten tracks.
** Some four years later, ''Oxygène 7-13'' brought even more remixes with itself, enough for even more promotional maxi singles and a second remix album titled ''Odyssey Through O2'' which also came with a special copy of the [=ArKaos=] software named [=JArKaos=] so that people could generate their own dynamic visuals like at Jarre's recent concerts while listening to the remixes.
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* Music/{{Gorillaz}}: ''Laika Come Home'', a dub and reggae style remix by Spacemonkeyz of the Gorillaz self titled album.
* Music/MichaelJackson: ''Blood on the Dance Floor: [=HIStory=] in the Mix'' contains eight remixes of tracks from ''[=HIStory=]'', plus five new songs.
* Music/MichaelJackson: ''Blood on the Dance Floor: [=HIStory=] in the Mix'' contains eight remixes of tracks from ''[=HIStory=]'', plus five new songs.
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* Music/{{Gorillaz}}: ''Laika Come Home'', a dub and reggae style remix by Spacemonkeyz of the Gorillaz [[Music/GorillazAlbum self titled album.
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* Music/MichaelJackson: ''Blood on the Dance Floor: [=HIStory=] in the Mix'' contains eight remixes of tracks from''[=HIStory=]'', ''[[Music/HistoryPastPresentAndFutureBookI [=HIStory=]]]'', plus five new songs.
* Music/MichaelJackson: ''Blood on the Dance Floor: [=HIStory=] in the Mix'' contains eight remixes of tracks from
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* Music/FrankieGoesToHollywood has ''Reload! Frankie: The Whole 12 Inches'' and ''The Club Mixes 2000'', a mixture of new and old mixes and a compilation of (mostly) new remixes commissioned just for the album, respectively. There's also ''Bang!'' and ''Twelve Inches'', though both include a couple of non-remix tracks.
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* Music/{{Beck}}: ''Guerolito'', made up of remixes from ''Guero''.
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* Music/DaftPunk: ''Daft Club'' contains remixes of songs from ''Discovery'', and one song from ''Homework''.
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** ''Further Down the Spiral'', a remix of ''The Downward Spiral'' featuring numerous guest contributors.
** ''Things Falling Apart'', a remix of ''The Fragile.''
** ''[=Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D=] (Year Zero Remixed), a remix of ''Year Zero.''
** ''Things Falling Apart'', a remix of ''The Fragile.''
** ''[=Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D=] (Year Zero Remixed), a remix of ''Year Zero.''
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** ''Further Down the Spiral'', a remix of ''The Downward Spiral'' ''Music/TheDownwardSpiral'' featuring numerous guest contributors.
** ''Things Falling Apart'', a remix of''The Fragile.''Music/TheFragile1999.''
**''[=Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D=] (Year ''[=Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D=]'' (''Year Zero Remixed), Remixed''), a remix of ''Year Zero.''''Music/YearZero''.
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* Music/LinkinPark: ''Reanimation'', a remix of ''Hybrid Theory'' plus three bonus remixes from prior albums.
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** ''Reanimation'', a remix of ''Hybrid Theory'' plus three bonus remixes from prioralbums.albums.
** ''Recharged'', a remix of almost all the tracks from ''Living Things'', plus a collaboration single with the renowned DJ Steve Aoki and a remix of said song.
** ''Reanimation'', a remix of ''Hybrid Theory'' plus three bonus remixes from prior
** ''Recharged'', a remix of almost all the tracks from ''Living Things'', plus a collaboration single with the renowned DJ Steve Aoki and a remix of said song.
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** ''The Best Mixes from the Album Debut for All the People Who Don't Buy White Labels'', [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin as the title says]], is collection of remixes from ''Debut''.
** ''Telegram'' collects remixes from ''Post''.
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** ''The Best Mixes from the Album Debut for All the People Who Don't Buy White Labels'', [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin as the title says]], is collection of remixes from ''Debut''.
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** ''Telegram'' collects remixes from''Post''.''Music/{{Post}}''.
** ''Telegram'' collects remixes from
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* Music/AphexTwin's ''26 Mixes for Cash'' is mostly remixes done for other artists, with two tracks being alternative mixes of his own music and a couple more being his original contributions to the aforementioned ''Further Down the Spiral''.
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** ''The Remix Suite'' was a series of EPs (later compiled as an album) with electronic remixes of Jackson's early career material.
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** ''Things Falling Apart'', a remix of ''The Fragile.''
** ''[=Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D=] (Year Zero Remixed), a remix of ''Year Zero.''
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* MichaelJackson:
** ''The Original Soul of Michael Jackson'', consisting of 80s remixes of Jackson's late 60s-early 70s solo material.
** ''The Stripped Mixes'', consisting of stripped-down remixes of his Jackson 5 songs and very early solo career.
** ''The Remix Suite'' was a series of EPs (later compiled as an album) with electronic remixes of Jackson's early career material.
** ''The Original Soul of Michael Jackson'', consisting of 80s remixes of Jackson's late 60s-early 70s solo material.
** ''The Stripped Mixes'', consisting of stripped-down remixes of his Jackson 5 songs and very early solo career.
** ''The Remix Suite'' was a series of EPs (later compiled as an album) with electronic remixes of Jackson's early career material.
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Compare and contrast with CoverAlbum. For our purposes, a cover version is a complete re-recording of the song, while a remix uses at least part of the original recording. See also TheNotRemix for remixes intended to improve the audio quality of the album ''without'' changing the substance of the original songs; usually these are called "remasters".
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Compare and contrast with CoverAlbum. For our purposes, a cover version is a complete re-recording of the song, while a remix uses at least part of the original recording. See also TheNotRemix for remixes intended to improve the audio quality of the album ''without'' changing the substance of the original songs; usually these are called "remasters".
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A music album consisting entirely (or almost entirely) of [[RearrangeTheSong remixes of previously released songs]].
Typically they're remixes of a single artist's music: either a compilation of tunes from across their discography, or focusing on a single album. (If the latter, the remix may be packaged with the original as a DistinctDoubleAlbum.) Most commonly, they invite a whole bunch of guest musicians and remixers to reimagine the songs--but if the original musician has experience with producing and mixing music, they may handle the remixing themselves.
Another, less common, possibility is for a single remixer to compile their own remixes of other people's songs.
Compare and contrast with CoverAlbum. For our purposes, a cover version is a complete re-recording of the song, while a remix uses at least part of the original recording. See also TheNotRemix for remixes intended to improve the audio quality of the album ''without'' changing the substance of the original songs; usually these are called "remasters".
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* Architecture in Helsinki: ''We Died, They Remixed'' is a remixed version of ''In Case We Die''.
* Music/{{Beck}}: ''Guerolito'', made up of remixes from ''Guero''.
* Music/{{Bjork}} has several:
** ''The Best Mixes from the Album Debut for All the People Who Don't Buy White Labels'', [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin as the title says]], is collection of remixes from ''Debut''.
** ''Telegram'' collects remixes from ''Post''.
** ''Army of Me: Remixes and Cover'' collects 17 different remixes of the song "Army of Me".
** ''Bastards'' collects remixes from ''Biophilia''.
* Music/DaftPunk: ''Daft Club'' contains remixes of songs from ''Discovery'', and one song from ''Homework''.
* Music/FearFactory: ''Remanufacture -- Cloning Technology'', a remix of ''Demanufacture''.
* Music/FranzFerdinand's album ''Blood: Franz Ferdinand'' is all dub-inspired remixes of ''Tonight: Franz Ferdinand''.
* Music/{{Gorillaz}}: ''Laika Come Home'', a dub and reggae style remix by Spacemonkeyz of the Gorillaz self titled album.
* Music/MichaelJackson: ''Blood on the Dance Floor: [=HIStory=] in the Mix'' contains eight remixes of tracks from ''[=HIStory=]'', plus five new songs.
* Music/{{Jamiroquai}}:
** ''1999 Remixes'' is a compilation with 13 remixes of just three songs from the ''Synkronized'' album: the songs "Canned Heat", "Planet Home" and "Supersonic".
** ''Different Sounds: The Remixes'' is an unofficial remix album made by fans which is a compilation of remixes of all Jamiroquai albums until 2002 (before ''Dynamite'') from single releases (all of them B-sides).
* Music/JoyElectric: ''Their Variables'' had guest artists remixing all the tracks from ''The Otherly Opus'', plus two original songs.
* Music/LinkinPark: ''Reanimation'', a remix of ''Hybrid Theory'' plus three bonus remixes from prior albums.
* Music/MassiveAttack: ''No Protection'' is a dub remix of their album ''Protection'' by Mad Professor, who gets an equal co-credit on it.
* Music/MyBrightestDiamond:
** ''Tear It Down'' is remixes from ''Bring Me the Workhorse''.
** The four ''Shark Songs'' eps are all remixes from ''A Thousand Shark's Teeth''.
* Music/NewOrder: ''Complete Music'', a remixed and extended version of ''Music Complete''. Some tracks are just longer versions of the originals, while others sound significantly different.
* Music/NineInchNails:
** ''Fixed'' EP consists of remixes from the ''Broken'' album.
** ''Further Down the Spiral'', a remix of ''The Downward Spiral'' featuring numerous guest contributors.
* Music/TheNotoriousBig: ''Duets: The Final Chapter''. The tracks are made from previous and/or unreleased recordings combined with verses from other rappers to form duets.
* [[WebVideo/FilthyFrank Pink Guy]]: ''Pink Season: The Prophecy'', an EP that consists of 4 remixes of tracks from the ''Pink Season'' mixtape plus one new song
* Music/{{Radiohead}}: ''TKOL RMX 1234567'' is a compilation of remixes from ''Music/TheKingOfLimbs''--with many them remixed by the same musicians who inspired the style of the original album.
* Music/TupacShakur:
** ''Nu-Mixx Klazzics'' takes songs from ''All Eyez On Me'' and gives them new backing tracks and new guest vocals.
** ''Nu-Mixx Klazzics 2'' has a similar concept though it also includes songs from ''The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory''.
* Music/UB40's ''Present Arms in Dub'' (1981) is a dub mix of ''Present Arms''.
* Music/{{Wire}}: ''The Drill'' consists entirely of remixes of one song, "The Drill", done by Wire themselves. Some are so thoroughly rearranged, they sound almost nothing like the original.
* Music/FrankZappa: When it came time to rerelease his back catalog on CD, [[GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion he digitally remixed (and in some cases, partially rerecorded) several of the albums]]. Allegedly the new instrumental parts were in response to some of the original band members suing Zappa for unpaid royalties. For a while, these were the only versions available, but fan outcry eventually convinced Zappa records to rerelease the original mixes.
** ''Music/CruisingWithRubenAndTheJets'' got new drums and bass tracks, in a very 80s NewWave style--which clashed with the {{Retraux}} {{Doowop}} style of the original. The original vinyl mix was eventually released on CD as ''Greasy Love Songs''.
** ''Music/HotRats:'' The initial CD version used the same tapes as the vinyl version, but drastically changed the overall sound by bringing certain instruments to the forefront and burying others in the mix. And "The Gumbo Variations" somehow got four minutes longer.
** ''Music/SleepDirt'', originally an instrumental album, had vocals by Thana Harris added for the CD version.
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* Music/AfroCeltSoundSystem: ''Pod'' is a combination of older remixes by other musicians, and remixes that the Afro Celts themselves created specifically for this album.
* Music/MariahCarey: ''The Remixes'', a DistinctDoubleAlbum with club mixes on disc 1 and hip hop mixes on disc 2.
* Music/JohnnyCash: ''Johnny Cash Remixed'', a tribute album with several artists remixing his songs.
* Music/MilesDavis: ''[[Music/{{Panthalassa}} Panthalassa: The Music of Miles Davis 1969-1974]]''. Bill Laswell re-edited and remixed several songs from Miles' fusion-era albums (which themselves had been heavily edited in the studio before release).
* The Enid: ''Arise and Shine''.
* Music/LArcEnCiel: Their special album ''P'UNK IS NOT DEAD'' is a compilation of punk remix versions of their own songs (where they pose as their [[FakeBand alter ego]] "P'UNK EN CIEL").
* Music/LimpBizkit: ''New Old Songs''.
* Music/{{Madonna}}: ''You Can Dance'' remixes songs from her first three albums, plus one new song.
* Music/HarryNilsson's 1971 ''Aerial Pandemonium Ballet'' is one of the earliest examples. After the success of his album ''The Point'', the record label considered rereleasing Nilsson's out-of-print early albums ''Pandemonium Shadow Show'' and ''Aerial Ballet''. Nilsson felt those albums sounded outdated, so he remixed them and combined them into a single album. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_Pandemonium_Ballet "It is a matter of intense debate among Nilsson fans whether this was a good idea."]]
* Music/PetShopBoys:
** ''Disco'' is a collection of extended dance mixes.
** ''Disco 2'' is another remix collection, this time [[FadingIntoTheNextSong arranged as a continuous megamix]].
** ''Disco 3'' contains remixes and a handful of new songs.
* Soda Stereo (Argentenian band from TheEighties) had ''Zona de Promesas'', a remixed GreatestHitsAlbum with the TitleTrack as the only new song.
* Music/{{Yes}} had ''Yes Remixes'' (2003) where Steve Howe's son Virgil (credited as "The Verge") did drum'n'bass-inspired mixes of the band's songs from 1970 to 1980.
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* Creator/NeilCicierega's trilogy ''Mouth Sounds'', ''Mouth Silence'', and ''Mouth Moods'' all consist of hilarious and slightly disturbing remixes and mash-ups of popular songs from the late 80s to the early 00s.
* Music/GirlTalk has multiple albums of mash-up style remixes, combining the vocals of one song with the music from another, in unexpected ways.
* Music/PetShopBoys: ''Disco 4'', containing their remixes of songs by David Bowie, Madonna, The Killers, Rammstein, and others.
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* ''[[Music/NowThatsWhatICallMusic NOW That's What I Call Music!]]'' has ''NOW That's What I Call Remix'', a compilation of popular remixes.
* The ''Verve Remixed'' album series, where a variety of electronic musicians remix jazz and soul standards from the Verve Records back catalog.
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Typically they're remixes of a single artist's music: either a compilation of tunes from across their discography, or focusing on a single album. (If the latter, the remix may be packaged with the original as a DistinctDoubleAlbum.) Most commonly, they invite a whole bunch of guest musicians and remixers to reimagine the songs--but if the original musician has experience with producing and mixing music, they may handle the remixing themselves.
Another, less common, possibility is for a single remixer to compile their own remixes of other people's songs.
Compare and contrast with CoverAlbum. For our purposes, a cover version is a complete re-recording of the song, while a remix uses at least part of the original recording. See also TheNotRemix for remixes intended to improve the audio quality of the album ''without'' changing the substance of the original songs; usually these are called "remasters".
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* Architecture in Helsinki: ''We Died, They Remixed'' is a remixed version of ''In Case We Die''.
* Music/{{Beck}}: ''Guerolito'', made up of remixes from ''Guero''.
* Music/{{Bjork}} has several:
** ''The Best Mixes from the Album Debut for All the People Who Don't Buy White Labels'', [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin as the title says]], is collection of remixes from ''Debut''.
** ''Telegram'' collects remixes from ''Post''.
** ''Army of Me: Remixes and Cover'' collects 17 different remixes of the song "Army of Me".
** ''Bastards'' collects remixes from ''Biophilia''.
* Music/DaftPunk: ''Daft Club'' contains remixes of songs from ''Discovery'', and one song from ''Homework''.
* Music/FearFactory: ''Remanufacture -- Cloning Technology'', a remix of ''Demanufacture''.
* Music/FranzFerdinand's album ''Blood: Franz Ferdinand'' is all dub-inspired remixes of ''Tonight: Franz Ferdinand''.
* Music/{{Gorillaz}}: ''Laika Come Home'', a dub and reggae style remix by Spacemonkeyz of the Gorillaz self titled album.
* Music/MichaelJackson: ''Blood on the Dance Floor: [=HIStory=] in the Mix'' contains eight remixes of tracks from ''[=HIStory=]'', plus five new songs.
* Music/{{Jamiroquai}}:
** ''1999 Remixes'' is a compilation with 13 remixes of just three songs from the ''Synkronized'' album: the songs "Canned Heat", "Planet Home" and "Supersonic".
** ''Different Sounds: The Remixes'' is an unofficial remix album made by fans which is a compilation of remixes of all Jamiroquai albums until 2002 (before ''Dynamite'') from single releases (all of them B-sides).
* Music/JoyElectric: ''Their Variables'' had guest artists remixing all the tracks from ''The Otherly Opus'', plus two original songs.
* Music/LinkinPark: ''Reanimation'', a remix of ''Hybrid Theory'' plus three bonus remixes from prior albums.
* Music/MassiveAttack: ''No Protection'' is a dub remix of their album ''Protection'' by Mad Professor, who gets an equal co-credit on it.
* Music/MyBrightestDiamond:
** ''Tear It Down'' is remixes from ''Bring Me the Workhorse''.
** The four ''Shark Songs'' eps are all remixes from ''A Thousand Shark's Teeth''.
* Music/NewOrder: ''Complete Music'', a remixed and extended version of ''Music Complete''. Some tracks are just longer versions of the originals, while others sound significantly different.
* Music/NineInchNails:
** ''Fixed'' EP consists of remixes from the ''Broken'' album.
** ''Further Down the Spiral'', a remix of ''The Downward Spiral'' featuring numerous guest contributors.
* Music/TheNotoriousBig: ''Duets: The Final Chapter''. The tracks are made from previous and/or unreleased recordings combined with verses from other rappers to form duets.
* [[WebVideo/FilthyFrank Pink Guy]]: ''Pink Season: The Prophecy'', an EP that consists of 4 remixes of tracks from the ''Pink Season'' mixtape plus one new song
* Music/{{Radiohead}}: ''TKOL RMX 1234567'' is a compilation of remixes from ''Music/TheKingOfLimbs''--with many them remixed by the same musicians who inspired the style of the original album.
* Music/TupacShakur:
** ''Nu-Mixx Klazzics'' takes songs from ''All Eyez On Me'' and gives them new backing tracks and new guest vocals.
** ''Nu-Mixx Klazzics 2'' has a similar concept though it also includes songs from ''The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory''.
* Music/UB40's ''Present Arms in Dub'' (1981) is a dub mix of ''Present Arms''.
* Music/{{Wire}}: ''The Drill'' consists entirely of remixes of one song, "The Drill", done by Wire themselves. Some are so thoroughly rearranged, they sound almost nothing like the original.
* Music/FrankZappa: When it came time to rerelease his back catalog on CD, [[GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion he digitally remixed (and in some cases, partially rerecorded) several of the albums]]. Allegedly the new instrumental parts were in response to some of the original band members suing Zappa for unpaid royalties. For a while, these were the only versions available, but fan outcry eventually convinced Zappa records to rerelease the original mixes.
** ''Music/CruisingWithRubenAndTheJets'' got new drums and bass tracks, in a very 80s NewWave style--which clashed with the {{Retraux}} {{Doowop}} style of the original. The original vinyl mix was eventually released on CD as ''Greasy Love Songs''.
** ''Music/HotRats:'' The initial CD version used the same tapes as the vinyl version, but drastically changed the overall sound by bringing certain instruments to the forefront and burying others in the mix. And "The Gumbo Variations" somehow got four minutes longer.
** ''Music/SleepDirt'', originally an instrumental album, had vocals by Thana Harris added for the CD version.
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* Music/AfroCeltSoundSystem: ''Pod'' is a combination of older remixes by other musicians, and remixes that the Afro Celts themselves created specifically for this album.
* Music/MariahCarey: ''The Remixes'', a DistinctDoubleAlbum with club mixes on disc 1 and hip hop mixes on disc 2.
* Music/JohnnyCash: ''Johnny Cash Remixed'', a tribute album with several artists remixing his songs.
* Music/MilesDavis: ''[[Music/{{Panthalassa}} Panthalassa: The Music of Miles Davis 1969-1974]]''. Bill Laswell re-edited and remixed several songs from Miles' fusion-era albums (which themselves had been heavily edited in the studio before release).
* The Enid: ''Arise and Shine''.
* Music/LArcEnCiel: Their special album ''P'UNK IS NOT DEAD'' is a compilation of punk remix versions of their own songs (where they pose as their [[FakeBand alter ego]] "P'UNK EN CIEL").
* Music/LimpBizkit: ''New Old Songs''.
* Music/{{Madonna}}: ''You Can Dance'' remixes songs from her first three albums, plus one new song.
* Music/HarryNilsson's 1971 ''Aerial Pandemonium Ballet'' is one of the earliest examples. After the success of his album ''The Point'', the record label considered rereleasing Nilsson's out-of-print early albums ''Pandemonium Shadow Show'' and ''Aerial Ballet''. Nilsson felt those albums sounded outdated, so he remixed them and combined them into a single album. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_Pandemonium_Ballet "It is a matter of intense debate among Nilsson fans whether this was a good idea."]]
* Music/PetShopBoys:
** ''Disco'' is a collection of extended dance mixes.
** ''Disco 2'' is another remix collection, this time [[FadingIntoTheNextSong arranged as a continuous megamix]].
** ''Disco 3'' contains remixes and a handful of new songs.
* Soda Stereo (Argentenian band from TheEighties) had ''Zona de Promesas'', a remixed GreatestHitsAlbum with the TitleTrack as the only new song.
* Music/{{Yes}} had ''Yes Remixes'' (2003) where Steve Howe's son Virgil (credited as "The Verge") did drum'n'bass-inspired mixes of the band's songs from 1970 to 1980.
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* Creator/NeilCicierega's trilogy ''Mouth Sounds'', ''Mouth Silence'', and ''Mouth Moods'' all consist of hilarious and slightly disturbing remixes and mash-ups of popular songs from the late 80s to the early 00s.
* Music/GirlTalk has multiple albums of mash-up style remixes, combining the vocals of one song with the music from another, in unexpected ways.
* Music/PetShopBoys: ''Disco 4'', containing their remixes of songs by David Bowie, Madonna, The Killers, Rammstein, and others.
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[[folder:Multiple Remixers, Multiple Sources]]
* ''[[Music/NowThatsWhatICallMusic NOW That's What I Call Music!]]'' has ''NOW That's What I Call Remix'', a compilation of popular remixes.
* The ''Verve Remixed'' album series, where a variety of electronic musicians remix jazz and soul standards from the Verve Records back catalog.
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