Music CD - Moby: Go: The Very Best of Moby

	Music CD: Go: The Very Best of Moby Artist: Moby List Price: $18.98 Our Price: $11.23 Your Save: $ 7.75 ( 41% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: V2
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Tracks: 1. Natural Blues 2. Go (2006 Mix) 3. Porcelain 4. We Are All Made Of Stars 5. Dream About Me 6. New York, New York (w/ Debbie Harry) 7. In This World 8. South Side 9. Beautiful 10. Extreme Ways 11. Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? 12. In My Heart (new mix) 13. Honey 14. Lift Me Up 15. Feeling So Real (Live Version) 16. God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0638812734723 Label: V2 Manufacturer: V2 Number Of Discs: 2 Publisher: V2 Release Date: 2006-10-24 Studio: V2
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Great especially if you like fashion show catwalk music. Comment: Meh, I don't like fashion show catwalk music. And the bonus disc is just full of the hypey-techno-push dance tunes, a genre I really, really don't like. There are several cuts I do like a lot on here, but wish I'd have got -18- instead. Customer Rating: Summary: Go: The Very Best of Moby Comment: This album is simply wonderful. I listen to it daily, still. I recommend it highly. Moby is great. Customer Rating: Summary: Good for the casual fan Comment: I'm a casual fan of Moby, and I enjoyed this. It has a number of good tracks that I hadn't encountered previously (i.e., on the radio). Well worth the price. The remix CD I could take or leave... perhaps it would be good for a dance party. Customer Rating: Summary: Interesting Remix and "Best of" Comment: Famous DJ's take Moby tracks and really remix them. First CD is a best of, the second CD is why you'll buy the album with a variety of different mixes from the DJs. A good CD to add to your Moby collection. Customer Rating: Summary: The best of Moby Comment: I am not the massive fan of Moby's music as I once was back in the late '90s and early '00s. I used to own most of his cds but eventually my taste in music changed and I sold my Moby cds. I decided to check out Moby's best of compilation GO: THE VERY BEST OF MOBY after I had a craving for his music. There are two discs, disc one consists of the original tracks and disc two consists of remixes. I found the remix disc absolute rubbish and boring beyond belief. It was so not necessary to include a remix disc in my personal opinion. I am just content with disc one. Since I hadn't heard Moby's last studio cd HOTEL, the songs from that album were new to me. I especially loved "Dream About Me" w/Laura Dawn on vocals. The song is so addictively catchy. Laura's delicate vocals is another reason why I love the song. I am so glad Moby didn't include that rancid version of "South Side" with Gwen Stefani on vocals. Gwen Stefani can't sing period and she totally ruined that song for me when that new version of "South Side" came out. I wasn't too big on the 2006 version of "Go". I prefer the original version. I love Debbie Harry but her voice totally ruined the song "New York, New York". I wish Moby found someone else to sing vocals. As overplayed "Porcelain" was, I still love that song and all the singles from PLAY (as well as 18). GO: THE VERY BEST OF MOBY is a good compilation for casual fans like me. More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: It's easy to dismiss the music of this cute, vegan, bare-pated relative of Herman Melville, especially if you don't actually listen to the music and focus instead on his ultra-PC interview style or the manner in which he sold dozens of songs to commercials and film soundtracks back in Y2K. But to do so is to knee-jerkedly miss out on some very fine and innovative music by one of the most influential musicians of the last decade. With the exception of two tracks (one of them the title tune), Go is a best-of from the years that Moby's been on the V2 label, from 1999's breakthrough hit Play onward. But Play--with its uncanny reworking of field recordings with playful beats and ambient textures--remains the artist's finest moment. A full disc of remixes and a smattering of unreleased songs (including a rad new number with Debbie Harry on guest vocals) make this an essential purchase for rabid fans. And, as a judicious selection of Play-era material is included alongside the finest songs from Moby's subsequent albums, 18 and Hotel, this is also the perfect entry point for the more casual fan. --Mike McGonigal