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Last Night

by: Moby

Release Date April 01, 2008
Nice mix of musical genres, light vocals, very musical and open-minded and uncentered. If you are looking for something just a little off the beaten path but not too obscure then this album will soot you just fine.

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Play

by: Moby

Release Date June 01, 1999
I'm going to take a different approach to reviewing albums on Amazon. Instead of going in depth on each album and describe each album in detail, i'm going to simply rate each album with how many stars I feel each album is worth based on the below criteria. I hope this helps you make a better decision on purchasing this album with a simple individual rating. If it doesn't help read another review.
5 stars- Classic, Album goes beyond description, Perfect in every way, Could remind you of a certain time or place, Lifetime replay value.
4.5 stars- Near Classic, Incredible album, Maybe only one song that is skippable or just overall doesn't quite deserve classic status. High replay value.
4.0 stars- Awesome album. Very solid album ... Read More:

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Go: The Very Best of Moby

by: Moby

Release Date October 24, 2006
Meh, I don't like fashion show catwalk music. And the bonus disc is just full of the hypey-techno-push dance tunes, a genre I really, really don't like.

There are several cuts I do like a lot on here, but wish I'd have got -18- instead.

CD-Charts Position 4
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18

by: Moby

Release Date May 14, 2002
Another great mix of old soul, ambient, and dance music from Moby. It's a great combination. The ambient provides the spiritual tone; the dance provides the energy; and the old soul provides the added depth. And he's the best in the world at it. It works because you can tell he respects each sound he's using, and not just using it to prove he can, or fit a certain popular sound.

Moby must have a great soul. You can feel it in his music. Very spiritual and life driven. And that shines through whether his songs lean more towards rock, pop, dance, or classic soul. Most of the songs on this album are a mix of soulful-dance-and ambient. There's also a few pop, a few ambient, one rock, and a few dance tracks. As an entire record, it works perfectly. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Hotel

by: Moby

Release Date March 22, 2005
Sorry to say, but this is one (well 2) expensive coasters.
I listened to it all the way through & was more than unthrilled.
The next time, I got as far as the diabolical cover version of New Order's Temptation & threw the discs in the bin.
Moby needs to go back to his punk roots & keep this rubbish to himself.
I had to give it a star or my review can't be submitted, but I can award a star for the cd case which is handy to replace any broken ones I might have.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Pure Moods, Vol. III

by: Various Artists, Blue Man Group, Brian Eno & Geoffrey Oryema, David Lanz, Enigma, Enya, Jessie Cook, Kitaro, Moby, Eight Others

Release Date February 06, 2001
I did not find that I enjoyed it as much as Pure Moods, Vol. I

Pure Moods Vol I, I think is still the best

CD-Charts Position 7
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Everything Is Wrong

by: Moby

Release Date March 14, 1995
For everyone who was too young at the time for listening him.
For everyone who got to know him only by that time when his creations started to belong to up-to-date and soooo cool outfits.
For everyone who is wondering what's this special music that's coming out of the speakers in Target.

For everyone who wants to know how his whole masterwork started.
But most importantly: for everyone who is able to recognize that he is a real genius -and it is really rare today...

CD-Charts Position 8
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Listen My Friends! The Best of Moby Grape

by: Moby Grape

Release Date May 15, 2007
I have sympathy for the many reviewers who obsess over this band and what might have been, but I don't think they were the revelation that many others do. As far as San Francisco bands go, the Grape were more commercially oriented than all but the Jefferson Airplane. Lyrically, they wrote interesting but hardly unique songs--nothing on the order of the best of Country Joe and the Fish; instrumentally, they were more than competent, but Quicksilver Messenger Service was more accomplished and more adventurous. As for the kind of hyperbole that talks about "5-part harmony"...well, harmony can only extend to 4 parts, and the Grape often sang in 3-part, but doubled voices so that the texture was thickened.
The real story here is that the Grape was more than just the sum of ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Ambient

by: Moby

Release Date August 17, 1993
Moby's first album was the 'Instinct Dance' release, or the self-titled release that was released about a year before this, but this music preexisted that on either of those albums. Among Moby's early work, there are a plethora of 12" singles released all over the United States and Europe under such obscure dance labels as Instinct, Low Spirit, Outer Rythym, and others. Almost all of these early singles explored a slightly different, more direct and upbeat music, more accessible to the dance clubs. These songs are collected on the 'Moby' and 'Early Underground' releases. This, however, had no singles, no promotion, and none of the songs on this album have ever been played live as far as anyone knows. This is partially because this album wasn't even authorised for release. In fact, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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18 B Sides (w/ Bonus DVD)

by: Moby

Release Date November 18, 2003
This album is very special to me. I saw Moby perform live in 2002 on his 18 Tour, and I will never forget it.
The songs on this album are simply wonderful. I could listen to them every single day without getting tired of them. Moby's music has that effect to me, what can I say.
The DVD is priceless.
I do recommend this album, highly.