CD-Charts Position 221

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South Side [12" VINYL]

by: Moby

Release Date January 05, 2001

CD-Charts Position 222
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Into The Blue Remixes 2

by: Moby

Release Date
1. Into the Blue (Beatmasters Mix)
2. Shining
3. Into the Blue (Summer Night Mix)
4. Into the Blue (Into the Blues Mix

CD-Charts Position 223
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Honey [12" VINYL]

by: Moby

Release Date August 03, 1998
1. Into the Blue (Beatmasters Mix)
2. Shining
3. Into the Blue (Summer Night Mix)
4. Into the Blue (Into the Blues Mix

CD-Charts Position 224
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Last Night

by: Moby

Release Date
1. Into the Blue (Beatmasters Mix)
2. Shining
3. Into the Blue (Summer Night Mix)
4. Into the Blue (Into the Blues Mix

CD-Charts Position 225
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James Bond Theme: Moby S Re-Version [12" VINYL]

by: Moby

Release Date November 03, 1997
If you have ever heard the original james bond theme tune, then prepared to be blown away by Moby's re-mix of this fantastic tune. Definetely worth a couple of pounds.

CD-Charts Position 226
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Demons/Horses

by: Moby

Release Date July 01, 1994
If you have ever heard the original james bond theme tune, then prepared to be blown away by Moby's re-mix of this fantastic tune. Definetely worth a couple of pounds.

CD-Charts Position 227
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Animal Rights [CASSETTE]

by: Moby

Release Date September 01, 1996
If you have ever heard the original james bond theme tune, then prepared to be blown away by Moby's re-mix of this fantastic tune. Definetely worth a couple of pounds.

CD-Charts Position 228
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Lift Me Up

by: Moby

Release Date
For his latest album, Hotel, Moby has cut back on his trademark samples and in this first single goes towards what could be considered to be a more classic pop song. Playing all instruments except drums, and singing, Lift Me Up is an exhilerating rush of a song that wouldn't be out of place in any club.

Moby's voice is an acquired taste; I read in one review that it was 'soulless'. However, I believe that it has a fragile yet gritty quality which is beautiful in its own right. The only gripe I do have is that the verse lyrics bear little relation to the chorus and do seem a little flat. However, when he breaks into the chorus, there is no doubt in the forcefulness of the message. The backing vocals fit perfectly, and Moby's usual ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 229
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Jam for the Ladies [12" VINYL]

by: Moby Vs Princess Funkstar

Release Date July 21, 2003
For his latest album, Hotel, Moby has cut back on his trademark samples and in this first single goes towards what could be considered to be a more classic pop song. Playing all instruments except drums, and singing, Lift Me Up is an exhilerating rush of a song that wouldn't be out of place in any club.

Moby's voice is an acquired taste; I read in one review that it was 'soulless'. However, I believe that it has a fragile yet gritty quality which is beautiful in its own right. The only gripe I do have is that the verse lyrics bear little relation to the chorus and do seem a little flat. However, when he breaks into the chorus, there is no doubt in the forcefulness of the message. The backing vocals fit perfectly, and Moby's usual ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 230
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Wow (French Import)

by: Moby Grape

Release Date
For his latest album, Hotel, Moby has cut back on his trademark samples and in this first single goes towards what could be considered to be a more classic pop song. Playing all instruments except drums, and singing, Lift Me Up is an exhilerating rush of a song that wouldn't be out of place in any club.

Moby's voice is an acquired taste; I read in one review that it was 'soulless'. However, I believe that it has a fragile yet gritty quality which is beautiful in its own right. The only gripe I do have is that the verse lyrics bear little relation to the chorus and do seem a little flat. However, when he breaks into the chorus, there is no doubt in the forcefulness of the message. The backing vocals fit perfectly, and Moby's usual ... Read More: