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Haujobb - Name abuse ?
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Anyone remember the A500-group "D-Mob", which for example made the legendary swedish animation demo called "Flossy" and "Flossy 2" ;), but also loads of remix-disks, that is, commercial tunes sampled and remixed in a module ...
The name D-Mob was also a rip from a music group. I think they made house music or something like that.
added on the 2003-09-18 16:04:56 by D Vibe  
D Vibe
pete: Right, much like KMFDM. :)

You'd have to ask a German guy what Haujobb means. AFAIK, both groups formed around the same time, maybe the music group first by a few months.

Oh, and Hornet comes from one of the early servers the archive was on (hornet.eng.ufl.edu).
added on the 2003-09-18 16:10:17 by phoenix  
phoenix
the story behind daniel myers haujobb is that the word hails from the book/movie blade runner and means something like 'subspecies' (subhuman to be more precise)
added on the 2003-09-18 16:17:08 by dalezr  
dalezr
phoenix, it's not really german, but kmfdm means 'keine mitleid für das mehrheit', it also sometimes varies to 'kein mehrheit für die mitleid' and other funny grammatical constructions
added on the 2003-09-18 16:19:06 by dalezr  
dalezr
there's a german punk-band called Ümlaüt actually, and my gamer sources say that the game "Kiss Psycho Circus" had an "Umlaut Design" poster on the wall in one of the levels somewhere... (should take a screenshot of that)
added on the 2003-09-18 16:45:03 by Gargaj  
Gargaj
Dalezy: surely just the german editions of Blade Runner and Do Androids Dream of Electric sheep? ;) Apparently they refer to the Replicants, basically androids, indeed considered inferior to their human counterparts.
added on the 2003-09-18 16:50:32 by Shifter  
Shifter
www.mfx.com
added on the 2003-09-18 17:06:12 by uncle-x  
uncle-x
In the English version of Blade Runner (the movie, not the book), the androids are called "skin jobs". The German translation was "haut job" it seems, resulting in the word haujobb .. somehow.
added on the 2003-09-18 17:44:50 by vhiiula  
vhiiula
tomaes, in the interview at imr.c64.org strider says:

During an internal group meeting in Easter 1987 me and Black Shadow decided to leave WCC and make our own group. On the train back home we were looking for a name for our new group, and suddenly it came to us;

FAIRLIGHT

It was so simple... So ingenious! FairLight was also the name of a cult game on the C-64 (initially ported from the Spectrum), and also the name of the world's most powerful synthesizer company. Jean-Michel Jarre uses those for instance.
added on the 2003-09-18 20:20:47 by hollowman  
hollowman
The origin of the word Haujobb is ain't no secret. The name of the subhumans in Blade Runner was "skinjob". This was translated in the German version of the movie as "Hautjob", as skin is Haut in German. The band picked this name, but dropped the t and doubled the b for a better typographical lookout. The demogroup Haujobb has actually taken their name. It's not too hard to figure, as you can guess how low was the chance to find this very same senseless word as a name.
added on the 2003-09-18 20:27:08 by tomcat  
tomcat
Yep. The band Haujobb had been around since 1992 or so, the demogroup Haujobb since 1994. More coincidences: From Haujobb's first full length album from 1993 there is also a track called 'Skull Fission XXX'.
added on the 2003-09-18 21:15:18 by melw  
melw
the name 'the pimp brigade' is actually stolen from a mobstergroup in Las Vegas, Nevada. They go by the name 'TPB' and pimp like crazy.. also.. The Black Lotus is stolen from a stupid magic: the gaythering card!
added on the 2003-09-18 22:50:46 by okkie  
okkie
Compare this and this
added on the 2003-09-18 23:34:49 by Jcl  
Jcl

yea, d-mob was acid house..

then, we got amiga's crackers Skid Row and speccy band Placebo etc etc bla

added on the 2003-09-19 01:00:29 by raver  
raver
Okkie: you lie
added on the 2003-09-19 02:30:10 by Shifter  
Shifter


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added on the 2003-09-19 02:32:21 by Shanethewolf  
Shanethewolf
SLASH!
added on the 2003-09-19 02:32:43 by Shanethewolf  
Shanethewolf
don't forget marc bolan and t-rex...
added on the 2003-09-19 08:05:36 by bhead  
bhead
hmm ?
added on the 2003-09-19 12:31:26 by kohai  
kohai
Talking about ripped titles... Poem to a Horse is a song title by Shakira.
added on the 2003-09-19 13:39:37 by tomcat  
tomcat
"the black lotus" is also shortly mentioned as a
drug in the movie "conan the barbarian". i think
the notion comes from somewhere else, perhaps
from an asian religion or the like.
added on the 2003-09-19 13:55:08 by rac  
rac
coma: yey, agnostic front rocks.
i think "klf" (the dance act) stands
for "kings of low frequencies".
added on the 2003-09-19 13:58:12 by rac  
rac
Let's mix up this Haujobb-soup little bit more.

In latest album by Haujobb-the-band (Vertical Theory, 2003) is a speech sample that goes like this:

"Ripley, do me a favour. Disconnect me. I could be reworked but I'd never be top of the line again.
I rather be nothing."

Makes you really wonder....
added on the 2003-09-19 14:00:08 by Visualice  
Visualice
visualice: thanks, I always wondered what that sample actually said :)
added on the 2003-09-19 14:24:44 by psonice  
psonice
Crimson Jihad is the name of the terrorist group in some Schwarzy movie
added on the 2003-09-19 15:02:50 by Gargaj  
Gargaj

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