CD-Charts Position 21
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Last Night

by: Moby

Release Date April 01, 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

CD-Charts Position 22
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Disco Lies

by: Moby

Release Date March 14, 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

CD-Charts Position 23
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Animal Rights

by: Moby

Release Date June 23, 2003
This is to prove Moby wasn't always a man whose talent extends only as far as lifting old blues samples and grafting them onto bland corporate coffee-table music. This is to prove that Moby has a heart. At the time of this album's release, only two people in the UK ("The Big Issue", and a student paper in Coventry) wanted to review him. His name was dirt. He supported Soundgarden, and his own headline gigs brought in about 100 people. But why?

"Animal Rights" is about as far away as you can get from the Moby that you know & loathe. "Animal Rights" is a frantic 40 minute essay about how Everything is Wrong. Working almost entirely without guest musicians (a violin player appears on two songs), Moby created this demented, claustrophobic ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 24
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Cross Talk: the Best of Moby Grape

by: Moby Grape

Release Date February 02, 2004
This is to prove Moby wasn't always a man whose talent extends only as far as lifting old blues samples and grafting them onto bland corporate coffee-table music. This is to prove that Moby has a heart. At the time of this album's release, only two people in the UK ("The Big Issue", and a student paper in Coventry) wanted to review him. His name was dirt. He supported Soundgarden, and his own headline gigs brought in about 100 people. But why?

"Animal Rights" is about as far away as you can get from the Moby that you know & loathe. "Animal Rights" is a frantic 40 minute essay about how Everything is Wrong. Working almost entirely without guest musicians (a violin player appears on two songs), Moby created this demented, claustrophobic ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 25
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Slipping Away (Crier La Vie)

by: Moby

Release Date September 25, 2006
One for the Moby completest possibly, but I really like this track and would highly recommend picking up this up on both CD formats. Released in France only, to promote the recent 'best of', this is an upbeat remix of Slipping Away (produced by Manhattan Clique), with Mylene Farmer providing a rather lovely duet with Moby's lyrics.
This (blue) CD contains four tracks, three of which are remixes and in my opinion sound identical to the remixes by the same people for the original UK release, just with Mylene Farmer's vocals added in.
The tracks are as follows:
1) the single version of Crier La Vie, and
2) an Axwell remix, and
3) a Zloot remix, and
4) an MHC Club remix
It's a very uplifting track and quite a departure from the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 26
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Grape Jam

by: Moby Grape

Release Date October 09, 2007
This CD has now been withdrawn and won't be available for the foreseeable future so get it while it's still in stock.

There is a statement on the Sundazed webiste :

"It was Sony BMG Music Entertainment's decision to cease production of the first three titles, as a result of a longstanding and ongoing dispute over control of the Moby Grape album catalog between Sony BMG Music Entertainment and an outside party."

CD-Charts Position 27
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Escapar (Slipping Away)

by: Moby & Eva Amaral

Release Date November 27, 2006
This CD has now been withdrawn and won't be available for the foreseeable future so get it while it's still in stock.

There is a statement on the Sundazed webiste :

"It was Sony BMG Music Entertainment's decision to cease production of the first three titles, as a result of a longstanding and ongoing dispute over control of the Moby Grape album catalog between Sony BMG Music Entertainment and an outside party."

CD-Charts Position 28
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Go

by: Moby

Release Date
This CD has now been withdrawn and won't be available for the foreseeable future so get it while it's still in stock.

There is a statement on the Sundazed webiste :

"It was Sony BMG Music Entertainment's decision to cease production of the first three titles, as a result of a longstanding and ongoing dispute over control of the Moby Grape album catalog between Sony BMG Music Entertainment and an outside party."

CD-Charts Position 29
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Play - Limited Edition

by: Moby

Release Date October 23, 2000
Most people know of this album, indeed most people probably own it by now! So, I won't review the tracks or album as a whole, as this has probably been done better elsewhere and many times before. I bought it when it actually came out, back in 1999, to poor reviews and little fanfare. (A fact many people don't know). I even bought all the singles, as I have nearly all of Moby's singles to date; so why do you ask, did I buy it again, when I probably have all the tracks anyway?
Well, as you can probably deduce, I'm a bit of a Moby fan and collector, having gotten the bug when 'Everything is Wrong' came out. There are other reasons for buying this box set however; firstly some of the b-side tracks differ slightly from the versions released on the original singles; ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 30
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James Bond Theme: Re-Version

by: Moby

Release Date January 02, 2000
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.