Moby - Songs 1993-1998
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Track List: Songs 1993-1998
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- First Cool HiveDownload & Buy
- GoDownload & Buy
- Into The BlueDownload & Buy
- Now I Let It GoDownload & Buy
- Move (You Make Me Feel So Good)Download & Buy
- I Like To ScoreDownload & Buy
- AnthemDownload & Buy
- HymnDownload & Buy
- Feeling So RealDownload & Buy
- God Moving Over The Face Of The WatersDownload & Buy
- AloneDownload & Buy
- NovioDownload & Buy
- The Rain Falls And The Sky ShuddersDownload & Buy
- When It's Cold I'd Like To DieDownload & Buy
- LivingDownload & Buy
- GraceDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Songs 1993-1998
- Release Date:
- 07/11/2000
- Label:
- Elektra / Wea
- UPC:
- 075596255424
User Reviews: Songs 1993-1998
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, May 4, 2003Reviewer: ivanrodriguezhn - See all ivanrodriguezhn's reviewsi like it so much that i uset to meditate -
ok i guess.
, September 9, 2002Reviewer:
jerrrobi - See all jerrrobi's reviews this was my first moby purchase and i was a little let down. i was expecting to hear the current stuff that he's doing now. well, the cd offers what it promises, his earlier works. i thought some of the song were a little too long and boring. altogether i think this cd is decent enough not to use as a coaster.
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Pro Reviews: Songs 1993-1998
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews When Play became a breakout hit in 1999, Elektra readied a basic trainer for listeners new to Moby's practically trademarked style of down-tempo house baroque. Ranging from the Move EP, his major-label debut, to the soundtrack-inspired I Like to Score, Songs 1993-1998 trawls the back catalog to pluck tracks on the same atmospheric level as Play classics like "Porcelain" or "South Side." Many of these tracks -- especially ones from Everything Is Wrong and Animal Rights -- sound much better in this format, divorced from the rock flame-outs that often surrounded them on the original albums. And though the version of his classic "Go" is actually a re-recording from 1998, it's a solid update that retains much of the original but never sounds like a pointless remake. Songs 1993-1998 also spotlights Moby's continuing excellence in a number of genres, including a few of his Hi-NRG house singles from the mid-'90s ("Feeling So Real," "Move"), as well as his frequently beautiful ambient excursions ("God Moving Over the Face of the Waters," "The Rain Falls and the Sky Shudders"). It's a shame that the compilation completely skips his seminal early productions ("Drop a Beat," "Next Is the E") and a few rarities would've been nice for collectors, but Songs 1993-1998 will satisfy fans of Play waiting for a new album. - John Bush, All Music Guide |
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