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![CD-Charts Music : Come on Baby [12" VINYL]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/2189KP0XM2L._SL500_.jpg)
. I like to score (1997)by: Moby Release Date 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. |
. Dream About Me [7" VINYL]by: Moby Release Date August 08, 2005 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. |
![CD-Charts Music : Dream About Me [7" VINYL]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51439YSH0CL._SL500_.jpg)
. Bodyrock [CD 2]by: Moby Release Date July 12, 1999 Early release from the massive Play album. Bodyrock was released a year before Play became the massive commercial success it is today. Bodyrock uses an old hip hop vocal sample alongside funk-rock guitars. As with all Moby's material, individual parts are nothing special but combined they provide an epic listening experience. Most notable on this release is the B-side arp: A mammouth two and a half piece epic that starts off very similar to Vangelis' Blade Runner Theme before returning to a euphoric Moby-esque second half. |
![CD-Charts Music : Bodyrock [CD 2]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/512ADiD6qlL._SL500_.jpg)
. Go: The Very Best of Moby Remixedby: Moby Release Date March 06, 2007 Early release from the massive Play album. Bodyrock was released a year before Play became the massive commercial success it is today. Bodyrock uses an old hip hop vocal sample alongside funk-rock guitars. As with all Moby's material, individual parts are nothing special but combined they provide an epic listening experience. Most notable on this release is the B-side arp: A mammouth two and a half piece epic that starts off very similar to Vangelis' Blade Runner Theme before returning to a euphoric Moby-esque second half. |
