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Old Oct 23, 2010, 01:38 AM   #1
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Any Moby Fans Out There?

So I've been listening to Moby a lot recently. The way I was introduced to his music is a bit weird actually; my acupuncturist plays a lot of techno/electronica during my weekly sessions with her. She played his album "Last Night" and I really liked it.

So anyways, can anyone recommend music similar to the more "clubby" feel of Moby's "Last Night?"

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Old Oct 23, 2010, 01:39 AM   #2
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i'm afraid i don't have any recommendations, but i'm a huge fan as well. he's really an artist.
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Old Oct 23, 2010, 01:42 AM   #3
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Make a Moby Pandora station. You'll find tons.
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Old Oct 23, 2010, 01:46 AM   #4
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Make a Moby Pandora station. You'll find tons.
That's actually a good idea. I really haven't taken advantage of Pandora or Last.fm, thanks for the idea!

@Epsilon - I completely agree, he's really changed the perception I had of all new music sucking. I can't fathom how he has the ideas for his songs; for an average person it would take copious amounts of illegal substances

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That's actually a good idea. I really haven't taken advantage of Pandora or Last.fm, thanks for the idea!

@Epsilon - I completely agree, he's really changed the perception I had of all new music sucking. I can't fathom how he has the ideas for his songs; for an average person it would take copious amounts of illegal substances

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Lol, artists often indulge in illegal substances as well.
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Lol, artists often indulge in illegal substances as well.
I realize that, but they must have something else going on in their head, otherwise every fratboy who got baked tonight would have a hit on the Billboard 100.; or every kid who got dropped on their head as a baby would have something on the top of the charts, oh wait that's Justin Bieber.

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That's actually a good idea. I really haven't taken advantage of Pandora or Last.fm, thanks for the idea!

@Epsilon - I completely agree, he's really changed the perception I had of all new music sucking. I can't fathom how he has the ideas for his songs; for an average person it would take copious amounts of illegal substances

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No problem. I've recently made a standards station since Sirius/XM got rid of their channel and have been finding a lot of great artists.

Also, if you've ever played around with synths and audio gear it's fairly easy to come up with unique sounds, beats and rhythms. It takes talent to make it into a song though. Moby's a genius at that for sure. I love how his music puts me at ease.
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No problem. I've recently made a standards station since Sirius/XM got rid of their channel and have been finding a lot of great artists.

Also, if you've ever played around with synths and audio gear it's fairly easy to come up with unique sounds, beats and rhythms. It takes talent to make it into a song though. Moby's a genius at that for sure. I love how his music puts me at ease.
That's exactly it. Whenever I listen to his music, it's like my normal stuffy boring self goes away, and I can be relaxed and a little bit crazy (do you know what I mean).

I also agree with the synths statement; taking all the different layers and putting them together and making them all work is what astounds me about him.

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Huge fan here as well. Also, he's not just a great artist, but a great person, too. Just check out some of his interviews on YouTube.
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I love 18 and the Play albums the most, although all his work is very good. I discovered him when I was looking through my Dad's CD collection - he has the 18 album!
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Old Oct 23, 2010, 08:22 AM   #11
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I love Moby. Play is excellent, and what got me into him in the first place, but I'd recommend also Play - The B Sides. 18 was good but I liked Hotel better.

Mobysongs is a great compilation of his early stuff.
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Play is awesome.
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This thread has reminded me to add some of his stuff to my Spotify queue I have a 'never-ending playlist' that I just keep adding songs to.
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Moby is awesome! love Porcelain, In My Heart & Flower. gonna listen to him now

as for Electronic/Ambient artists i recommend Air, Groove Armada, Massive Attack & Röyksopp.
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If you like Moby you should also check out Paul Oakenfold & Above and Beyond.
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If you like Moby you should also check out Paul Oakenfold & Above and Beyond.
...Moby is like Above & Beyond? Moby is more electronica/house/groove. A&B is squarely a trance group. Don't get me wrong, both are excellent.

...unless you know something about A&B I don't. Do they have more Moby-style albums out?
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