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Last Night

by: Moby

Release Date May 12, 2008
Last night is a fantastic album in the typical style of Moby.
These tracks are reproducing 70's and 80' as Moby wrote in the introduction.
Classic disco style, the same as Moby created in his early career.
(Sorry for my English)

I prefer it for everybody who love Moby or who don't know Moby but love old disco hits.

Best wishes,

Kuzma from Hungary

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Play

by: Moby

Release Date May 17, 1999
Some of Mobys' earlier work dates quite badly. This is not the case with Play it sounds just as fresh as it did all those years ago. This recording is like nothing you've heard before with chilling vocals and superb synths. When this came out it was like someone lit a fuse it seemed new people were "getting it" every week and it was THE album of the summer. You can listen to it now and it's just as moving as it always was. This will not date...

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Go - The Very Best of Moby

by: Moby

Release Date November 06, 2006
Reasonable summary of the best of Moby. Some key tracks missing, and some others remixed annoyingly. But overall am pleased with the album.

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18

by: Moby

Release Date May 13, 2002
I'm a pretty big fan of Moby but I have never really got on with this album. It's almost as if he picked his favourite part of Play (the end Gospel bit) and stayed there. The result is an album that doesn't go anywhere and has none of the dynamism of earlier work. No matter how many times I listen I find it depressing and hard to enjoy. A real shame.

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Last Night Remixed

by: Moby

Release Date November 03, 2008
After springs disappointing, and generic, delibrately dated and slender "Last Night", Moby dispenses with his staple format - the single - in favour of this, a remix album. Since Madonna's "You Can Dance" (which was the first remix album in about 1984), the remix album has always been, in many eyes, the runt of the litter. An effort in marking time, an attempt to squeeze out some more money for a largely effortless record that relies on the work of others, hastily assembled with no care or love. Or a remix album could be a brilliant reinterpetation of the well known and allow a new perspective, a new frame on an old painting and let you see it and experience anew.

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Everything Is Wrong

by: Moby

Release Date October 16, 2000
This isn't consistently brilliant like Play or consistently good like 18, but it does have some simply outstanding material on it. The opening Hymm, for exapmple, and Into the Blue, God Moving Over the Face of the Waters and When it's Cold I like to Die. Those are the dreamy, whistful spacey ones. Also exceptional is Everytime You Touch Me, and I don't usually like that sort of thumping club music. It's tracks like All That I Need is to be Loved that I don't like. I find them discordant and jarring.

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Hotel

by: Moby

Release Date March 14, 2005
i like this cd. i bought it specifically for a couple of tracks, but i was surprised how much i like all of the tracks, a mixture of easy listening and mysterious music that encourages your imagination to kick in ! i like it, i recommend this cd.

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I Like to Score

by: Moby

Release Date October 16, 2000
The good tracks are very good, moby in classic form. The rest are fairly humdrum film tracks.

If your a fan however "Novio", "God Moving Over the Face of the Waters" and "New Dawn Fades" makes it worth buying on their own.

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Play - the B-Sides

by: Moby

Release Date August 09, 2004
Actually got this free with the Play CD, and thought this was just a filler. Having put this on my MP3 it actually gets quite a few plays. If it's in the sale and you like Moby, well worth a purchase

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Extreme Ways (Bourne's Ultimatum)

by: Moby

Release Date September 17, 2007
I agree with the presvious review I'm afraid to say. I love the Bourne Trilogy and the soundtracks have been excellent previously, so unless you are looking for a genuine article to add to your collection then visit an online music store and buy the track. It is a good track though!! :o)