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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.

* Music/DeadOrAlive's ''Rip It Up'' is a continuous DJ mix of the singles from their two preceding albums.

* Music/Frontline assembly's ''Fallout'' features remixes of nine songs from ''Artificial Soldier'', plus three new songs.

* 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.

** As a companion piece to the 1990 GreatestHitsAlbum ''Natural History: The Very Best of Talk Talk'', Creator/{{EMI}} released ''History Revisited: The Remixes'' a year later, collecting the remix singles previously released to promote the earlier album while tossing in a few newly-commissioned remixes as well. Notoriously, the members of Talk Talk were hugely incensed by the move, and successfully sued EMI for both false advertising and misuse of material (as the album was made without the band's involvement or consent), resulting in ''History Revisited'' being permanently deleted.

* Music/{{Radiohead}}: ''Music/TheKingOfLimbs'' was remixed by the same musicians who inspired the style of this same album and the results were released on the eight ''TKOL RMX'': the ''TKOL RMX 1234567'' compilation regroups the first seven while the eighth remains a separated single.

* 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/DavidBowie: The 2018 BoxedSet ''Loving the Alien (1983-1988)'' includes an exclusive, finalized version of the scrapped compilation ''Dance'', containing various 12" mixes of Bowie's material during his tenure on Creator/EMIAmericaRecords. As the original tracklist was put together in 1985, the released version modifies the set to focus on [[Music/LetsDance all]] [[Music/{{Tonight}} three]] [[Music/NeverLetMeDown albums]] from the EMI America years, plus the singles Bowie recorded for ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}''.

* {{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.

* 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.

** The four ''Shark Songs'' eps are all remixes from ''A Thousand Shark's Teeth''.

* Music/DaftPunk: ''Daft Club'' contains remixes of songs from ''Music/{{Discovery}}'', and one song from ''Music/{{Homework}}''.

* Bronski Beat's ''Hundreds & Thousands'' compiles alternate mixes of the singles "Smalltown Boy", and "Why?" as well as the album tracks "Heatwave" and "Junk" from ''The Age of Consent'', plus the previously promo-only tracks "Run From Love" and "Hard Rain". The cassette and CD editions add the 12" extended version of the "I Feel Love Medley"(featuring [[Music/SoftCell Marc Almond]]) and the {{B Side}}s "Infatuation/Memories", "Close To The Edge", and "Cadillac Car".

* Bronski Beat's ''Hundreds & Thousands'' compiles alternate mixes of the singles "Smalltown Boy", "Why?", "Run From Love", and "Hard Rain" as well as the album tracks "Heatwave" and "Junk" from ''The Age of Consent''. The cassette and CD editions add the 12" extended version of the "I Feel Love Medley"(featuring [[Music/SoftCell Marc Almond]]) and the {{B Side}}s "Infatuation/Memories", "Close To The Edge", and "Cadillac Car".

* Bronski Beat's ''Hundreds & Thousands'' compiles alternate mixes of the singles "Smalltown Boy", "Why?", "Run From Love", and "Hard Rain" as well as the album tracks "Heatwave" and "Junk" from ''The Age of Consent''. The CD edition adds the 12" extended version of the "I Feel Love Medley"(featuring [[Music/SoftCell Marc Almond]]) and the {{B Side}}s "Infatuation/Memories", "Close To The Edge", and "Cadillac Car".

* Bronski Beat's ''Hundred and Thousands'' compiles alternate mixes of the singles "Smalltown Boy", "Why?", "Run From Love", and "Hard Rain" as well as the album tracks "Heatwave" and "Junk" from ''The Age of Consent''.

* Music/{{Pendulum}}: ''The Reworks''

* Blue Amazon have the remix CD ''Spearhead'' bundled with the SpecialEdition of ''The Javelin'', which features exclusive remixes of their own singles "And Then The Rain Falls", "Four Seasons, and "No Other Love", as well as Skunk Anansie's "Twisted" and Placebo's "Nancy Boy", plus the previously vinyl-only track "Trip To Heaven".

* Creator/NeilCicierega's quadrilogy ''Mouth Sounds'', ''Mouth Silence'', ''Mouth Moods'', and ''Mouth Dreams'' all consist of hilarious and slightly disturbing remixes and mash-ups, primarily of popular songs from the late 80s to the early 00s.

* Blue Amazon have the remix CD ''Spearhead'' bundled with the SpecialEdition of ''The Javelin'', which features exclusive remixes of their own singles "And Then The Rain Falls", "Four Seasons, and "No Other Love", as well as Skunk Anansie's "Twisted" and Placebo's "Nancy Boy", and the previously vinyl-only track "Trip To Heaven".

** 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.

** 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.

* 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.

* The ''Verve Remixed'' album series, where a variety of electronic musicians remix jazz and soul standards from the Verve Records back catalog.

* {{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.

* {{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.