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damn. i haven't listend to moby in a long time. but yeah porcelain is a great track. not necessarily my fav by him, but its up there.

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Originally posted by Az or the peak of his musical career.......

In terms of popularity, yes.

this is good, so was most part of the play album, the 18 album had it's highlights aswell, but the fact was. on his singles, the b-sides outshone the a-sides, and not talking about the remixes. and hotel which was mediocre at best, the b-sides was the only thing interesting. Mulholland was immense, great deep techno track, Bed & Ace Love who was b-sides for the jam for the ladies remix with princess superstar was good simple house cuts

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Originally posted by RebeL9 I dig both Futureshock and Torsten Stenzel remixes of Porcelain however it's not at all as good as Why does my heart feel so bad.

rob d's clubbed to death mix is the only one that comes close to the original imo

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Originally posted by Clovis Yeah it was Play's big hit, and yeah it got whored all over the radio. But damn, even today it's still such a beautiful track. /imo !

i totally agree, beautiful piano.

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Originally posted by montana this is good, so was most part of the play album, the 18 album had it's highlights aswell, but the fact was. on his singles, the b-sides outshone the a-sides, and not talking about the remixes. and hotel which was mediocre at best, the b-sides was the only thing interesting. Mulholland was immense, great deep techno track, Bed & Ace Love who was b-sides for the jam for the ladies remix with princess superstar was good simple house cuts

Thats why the Play B-sides are so good, and so are all the odd tracks that come out on the singles to most of his big tunes.


I really like his Animal Rights CD even though it sounds nothing like the rest of his stuff.

Moby - Porcelain

heard the man drop it himself last week. it was special

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Originally posted by Clovis Thats why the Play B-sides are so good, and so are all the odd tracks that come out on the singles to most of his big tunes. I really like his Animal Rights CD even though it sounds nothing like the rest of his stuff.

I tried to like Animal Rights, I really did, but after multiple listens I just couldn't get into it. Kudos to him for trying something different, though. However, Little Idiot (limited edition second disc) is brilliant.

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Originally posted by iced_donuts it always reminds me of the film the beach

I can visualize that exact scene in the movie every time I hear it too.

Amazing track, it just never gets old...

I recently heard a tribal remix of porcelain, has anyone heard this yet and know what its called? thanks

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Originally posted by Clovis I really like his Animal Rights CD even though it sounds nothing like the rest of his stuff.

Actually it does sound somewhat similar to stuff he did in several rock and punk bands back in 1982-1989, before he took the Moby alias in use. But with Moby releases, Animal Rights is in its own class for the most part.

best moby track ! imo

it's my ringtone. good stuff!

play > everything else

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Originally posted by Clovis Yeah it was Play's big hit, and yeah it got whored all over the radio. But damn, even today it's still such a beautiful track. /imo !

it is very nice...i still listen to it. just played it on my ipod the other day

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Originally posted by Sand Leaper The beginning of Moby's descent into edgeless pop mush.

That's my thought. His best material is some of his earliest, such as the Move EP.

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Originally posted by iced_donuts it always reminds me of the film the beach

yeah same here...i think of the scene with the view of the water and the huge rocks in front of it

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