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3 | * The incredible comeback of ''Play'', and how he went from being the laughing stock of his genre to the highest seller. |
4 | * Holds a Guinness World Record for Fastest Recorded Song (as in, highest BPM) with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IA60u0sYZrY "Thousand"]]. Guess how fast it gets at its peak. |
5 | --> ''"OOH [[IncrediblyLongNote YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH]].."'' |
6 | * To this day, Moby occasionally performs in a shirt that says "Nobody Listens To Techno," after Music/{{Eminem}}'s diss on "Without Me". Speaking of which, the way Moby consistently kept a good sense of humor and dignity during their "beef" was kind of awesome in itself. |
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10 | * From the first album "Moby" is "Go". |
11 | ** There's also "Drop A Beat" and "Next Is The E". |
12 | * If you enjoy ambient music a lot, his second album, aptly titled "Ambient", is just for you. |
13 | * Other rave tracks by him can fall under here such as "Mobility", "Drug Fits The Face", "Thousand", "Move" and "Permanent Green". |
14 | * From the third album "Everything Is Wrong" is "Hymn" |
15 | ** There's also "Feeling So Real", "Everytime You Touch Me", and "Into The Blue". |
16 | ** Special mention to "First Cool Hive" and "Bring Back My Happiness". |
17 | * Say what you want about the fourth album "Animal Rights", but you have to agree his take on the James Bond theme was amazing. |
18 | ** There's also "That's When I Reach For My Revolver". |
19 | ** "Come On Baby" is also kinda nice. |
20 | * Onward to the fifth album "Play". Just listen to "Machete". Nuff said. |
21 | ** "Rushing" and "Porcelain", too. |
22 | ** "Honey" is certainty both catchy and cool. |
23 | ** Then there's tracks like "Find My Baby", "Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?", "Natural Blues", "Run On", and "If Things Were Perfect". |
24 | ** If you want some badass music from him, check out "Bodyrock". You're welcome. |
25 | ** Also "The Sky Is Broken" and "My Weakness". |
26 | ** And if you want some from "Play: B-Sides", we have "Flower", "Memory Gospel", "Sunday", and "Running". |
27 | * "We Are All Made of Stars", off of the sixth album ''18''. Especially the chorus. |
28 | ** What about "Extreme Ways"? |
29 | ** There's also "In This World", "In My Heart", and "Sunday (The Day Before My Birthday)". |
30 | ** "Jam For The Ladies". |
31 | ** "One Of These Mornings", "Another Woman", "I'm Not Worried At All". There's enough here to make it a nice sequel to "Play". |
32 | ** Not that [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBB2bPwKWVg "Extreme Ways"]] isn't a great song on its own. But then he [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXtuVCgtDSY rerecorded it]] for ''[[Film/TheBourneSeries The Bourne Ultimatum]].'' |
33 | ** And then came ''[[Film/JasonBourne Jason Bourne's]]'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftm1hiXgYsA rerecording]], which somehow manages to take the best aspects of every version of the song, combine them all, then breathe some fresh life into it with a ''sick'' electric guitar riff. |
34 | * Opinions on the seventh album ''Hotel,'' Moby's flirtation with mainstream rock and pop, are divided, but if you get the double-disc version, disc two, titled ''Hotel: Ambient'' is devoted to a smooth collection of his dabblings in ambient techno. [[SugarWiki/SweetDreamsFuel It's breathtaking.]] |
35 | ** If you want actual songs off of "Hotel", you have things like "Raining Again", "Dream About Me", and "Spiders". |
36 | * Album eight, "Last Night", has "Disco Lies". |
37 | ** Same can be said or "Alice" and "I Love To Move In Here". |
38 | * Album nine, "Wait For Me". First of all, "Shot In The Back Of The Head" and its David Lynch directed video. |
39 | ** "Mistake" is this in a gloomy way. |
40 | ** Little Idiot making a comeback, though as an alien. |
41 | * "The Perfect Life", off of "Innocents". |
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