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Jeff Mills - The Other Day (Axis Compilation) FLAC album

Tracklist

Solarized 3:54
Gamma Player 5:31
Sleeping Giants 4:00
I9 4:52
Time Out Of Mind 2:59
Growth 5:09
Gateway Of Zen 5:56
Medusa 4:38
Man From Tomorrow 3:27
Spider Formation 4:22
Childhood (Maria's Mix) 4:49
Humana 4:58
Inner-Life 4:30
Bonus Tracks For Japan Only
Eclipse 4:49
Nepta 4:52
Mercury 5:37

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SRCS 8291 Jeff Mills The Other Day (Axis Compilation) ‎(CD, Comp) Sony Records SRCS 8291 Japan 1997
487566 2 Jeff Mills The Other Day (Axis Compilation) ‎(CD, Comp) S3 487566 2 Europe 1997
REACTCD105 Jeff Mills The Other Day (Axis Compilation) ‎(CD, Comp) React, Axis REACTCD105 UK & Ireland 1997
AXCD001-SD, AX CD 001-SD Jeff Mills The Other Day ‎(CD, Comp) So Dens, So Dens AXCD001-SD, AX CD 001-SD Spain 1997
487566 2, 01-487566-10 Jeff Mills The Other Day ‎(CD, Comp) S3, Sony Music Entertainment 487566 2, 01-487566-10 Europe 1997


Jeff Mills - The Other Day (Axis Compilation) FLAC album

Musician performer: Jeff Mills

Title: The Other Day (Axis Compilation)

Country: Japan

Date of release: 1997

Style: Techno

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1289 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 978

Other Formats: MP2 XM ASF MIDI VQF AIFF MOD

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A very interesting, and for its time quite forward thinking, release from Jeff Mills, which compiles some of his most interesting work on Axis Records up to then. To start with, it is much more intricate, layered, thus requesting repeated and more careful listening to properly appreciate than his strictly DJ friendly Purpose Maker stuff. Don't be fooled though, despite the fact most of these tunes are not *that* obviously dance floor killers, some of them have left permanent marks in many a DJ sets world wide, and Jeff himself has countless times dropped them under the needle and proved that even his more cerebral and experimental work can work out to great extent at parties. My favorites would be i9, Humana and Growth, which are three pretty linear and minimal builders, with not much variety but a solid dose of groove, then Man From Tomorrow and Solarized, which are well ahead of their time, and only hint at Mills' later spaced out ambinet minimalism. Gateway Of Zen, Medua and Gamma Player, which are all widely known and loved party numbers... All in all, this compilation encompasses some of Jeff Mills' most visionary work ever, and is well worth your time and money. A classic it may be not (yet), but I'm pretty confident with the "essential" sticker here.