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la dj · 06-15-07, 09:45 AM

Regardless of where he is today, there's no denying the impact he's had on electronic music. Was bumpin Move on the way in this morning. Perfect music for the way the sky looked this morning with the sun shining through the clouds for a quick couple of minutes.

Into The Blue (Spiritual Mix)

happy friday!

reddaisy6 · 06-15-07, 09:57 AM

I agree completely.

This is a perfect example of an artist who's gone mainstream yet STILL knows how to rock it.

Moby =

bigKenny · 06-15-07, 10:03 AM

I was educated by I tunes recently

. They have this "Rave" essential collection, like 60 songs from the birth of the rave 89-93. Moby had a bunch of real raved out stuff in it. Much harder than I would have expected. Before listening to this collection, my knowledge of early Moby was "Go" from the Urbal Beats 2 cd I had in highschool.

la dj · 06-15-07, 10:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigKenny

I was educated by I tunes recently

. They have this "Rave" essential collection, like 60 songs from the birth of the rave 89-93. Moby had a bunch of real raved out stuff in it. Much harder than I would have expected. Before listening to this collection, my knowledge of early Moby was "Go" from the Urbal Beats 2 cd I had in highschool.

oh man, i'll bet that was mind blowing! kudos to you for going back and digging the old stuff.

"if you dont know your past, you wont know you're future"

wait til you find thousand, i believe it's still the world's fastest song. i could be wrong though.

voodoo child is ricockulous. his remixes trumped his original productions. have fun brudda!

derby · 06-15-07, 11:45 AM

mobility was one of the first 12 inches i ever bought:

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Moby

SmoothHeavy · 06-15-07, 12:08 PM

One of my first "techno" CDs I got back in early High School.

la dj · 06-15-07, 12:23 PM

it's amazing how many people that claim to be into dance music have yet to hear that cd.

that's one of those cd's that seems to come and go out of my collection at will it seems. haha

i've bought it at least a half a dozen times already. matter of fact, i cant find it at the moment.

transplant · 06-15-07, 12:59 PM

In the early 90's he did the See The Light Tour with:

Cybersonik
The Prodigy
and I wanna say Aphex Twin

So he has a lot of rave street cred in my book.

SmoothHeavy · 06-15-07, 01:17 PM

Anyone remember Psykosonik? lol I used to listen to that too back when I first got into electronic music.

> · 06-15-07, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by transplant

he has a lot of rave street cred in my book.

For sure. He was one of the first names I was into - real timeless stuff.

bigKenny · 06-15-07, 01:28 PM

I can't pull it up from work, but that little collection on I tunes is nice. Someone look it up and post it. Just type "Rave" in the search field on Itunes store. KLF, SL2, Nightmares on Wax, Orbital, Frankie Knuckles, Jungle Brothers, ect, ect. 65 songs if I remember right., it's $.99 a song no matter if you get the whole collection or not, so I pick and chose from it. It was funny to hear all these originals after hearing samples from them in so many newer tracks.

On a side note, the "New Orleans" Itunes essential collection was pretty impressive too, if you like jazz, blues, zydeco, or just Nola music as I call it. Someone over at Apple put a lot of work diggin the virtual crates

la dj · 06-15-07, 01:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by transplant

In the early 90's he did the See The Light Tour with:

Cybersonik
The Prodigy
and I wanna say Aphex Twin

So he has a lot of rave street cred in my book.

when it rolled through dallas, it was rave new world. hawtin and aquaviva played too IIRC. matter of fact, i have a crew pass sitting here at work.

lol

la dj · 06-15-07, 01:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SmoothHeavy

Anyone remember Psykosonik? lol I used to listen to that too back when I first got into electronic music.

only josh wink's remix of unlearn i remember

djredeye · 06-15-07, 03:02 PM

Ah... Richard Hall. Great guy. When the N.a.s.a. Project EP (produced by A1 and myself) came out he charted the "Crackbaby" track as one of the best songs of the year in Paper Magazine. He, and Jeff K., and I became all buddy buddy after that. One of the best moments was at the Rave New World party (with Cybersonik, and Prodigy) I decided that would be the night i was gonna come out to Jeff K (MDMA much?) so after I told him...we were sitting backstage and Moby comes up and goes..."What are you boys up to?" and Jeff K goes..."Oh Scottie was just telling me he's a fag!" Yes, Jeff K outed me to Moby. The last time he was here...he came up to be and goes "Red Eye....you find the drinks and girls...bring everything backstage!!!" I was like um....A) since when do you drink and B)how the hell am I gonna round up some chciks dude?!!?! think about it!" He was all, "oh yeah...i always forget that about you......okay DRINKS IT IS!!!" great guy

juandingo · 06-15-07, 03:07 PM

scotty isnt that the show when he did the jesus pose naked? i think he was trying to come onto you!

06-15-07, 09:45 AM	#1 (permalink)
la dj only lived in LA for 2 weeks Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 14,129	Moby Regardless of where he is today, there's no denying the impact he's had on electronic music. Was bumpin Move on the way in this morning. Perfect music for the way the sky looked this morning with the sun shining through the clouds for a quick couple of minutes. Into The Blue (Spiritual Mix) happy friday! __________________ "Good djs play the latest music. GREAT DJS play 30+yrs of dance music and make it work" - Silverbull "When I listen to records from back in the day, they can't compare to today's music. That raw feeling can't be heard in our current environment where everything seems to over rely on digital production." - Oliver Bondzio

06-15-07, 09:57 AM	#2 (permalink)
reddaisy6 FUCK YOU PAY ME! Join Date: May 2002 Location: Slothville Posts: 12,897	I agree completely. This is a perfect example of an artist who's gone mainstream yet STILL knows how to rock it. Moby = __________________ ((((((Stacey))))))) http://mermusique.blogspot.com/ *"ARE YOU A BUG BILL MURRAY?!”*

06-15-07, 10:03 AM	#3 (permalink)
bigKenny Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: South Louisiana Posts: 2,239	I was educated by I tunes recently . They have this "Rave" essential collection, like 60 songs from the birth of the rave 89-93. Moby had a bunch of real raved out stuff in it. Much harder than I would have expected. Before listening to this collection, my knowledge of early Moby was "Go" from the Urbal Beats 2 cd I had in highschool. __________________ Rave, brah

06-15-07, 12:23 PM	#7 (permalink)
la dj only lived in LA for 2 weeks Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 14,129	it's amazing how many people that claim to be into dance music have yet to hear that cd. that's one of those cd's that seems to come and go out of my collection at will it seems. haha i've bought it at least a half a dozen times already. matter of fact, i cant find it at the moment. __________________ "Good djs play the latest music. GREAT DJS play 30+yrs of dance music and make it work" - Silverbull "When I listen to records from back in the day, they can't compare to today's music. That raw feeling can't be heard in our current environment where everything seems to over rely on digital production." - Oliver Bondzio

06-15-07, 12:59 PM	#8 (permalink)
transplant Ribs, I had ribs 4 lunch Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Dallas Posts: 13,816	In the early 90's he did the See The Light Tour with: Cybersonik The Prodigy and I wanna say Aphex Twin So he has a lot of rave street cred in my book. __________________ Fridays and Saturdays @ Whisky Bar 10PM-2AM No Cover, 21+ 1930 Lower Greenville

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06-15-07, 11:45 AM	#5 (permalink)
derby Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: hermosa beach Posts: 163	mobility was one of the first 12 inches i ever bought: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Moby

06-15-07, 01:28 PM	#11 (permalink)
bigKenny Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: South Louisiana Posts: 2,239	I can't pull it up from work, but that little collection on I tunes is nice. Someone look it up and post it. Just type "Rave" in the search field on Itunes store. KLF, SL2, Nightmares on Wax, Orbital, Frankie Knuckles, Jungle Brothers, ect, ect. 65 songs if I remember right., it's $.99 a song no matter if you get the whole collection or not, so I pick and chose from it. It was funny to hear all these originals after hearing samples from them in so many newer tracks. On a side note, the "New Orleans" Itunes essential collection was pretty impressive too, if you like jazz, blues, zydeco, or just Nola music as I call it. Someone over at Apple put a lot of work diggin the virtual crates __________________ Rave, brah

06-15-07, 03:02 PM	#14 (permalink)
djredeye TIME MACHINE ARMY! Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: munger historic district/ lakewood Posts: 10,081	Ah... Richard Hall. Great guy. When the N.a.s.a. Project EP (produced by A1 and myself) came out he charted the "Crackbaby" track as one of the best songs of the year in Paper Magazine. He, and Jeff K., and I became all buddy buddy after that. One of the best moments was at the Rave New World party (with Cybersonik, and Prodigy) I decided that would be the night i was gonna come out to Jeff K (MDMA much?) so after I told him...we were sitting backstage and Moby comes up and goes..."What are you boys up to?" and Jeff K goes..."Oh Scottie was just telling me he's a fag!" Yes, Jeff K outed me to Moby. The last time he was here...he came up to be and goes "Red Eye....you find the drinks and girls...bring everything backstage!!!" I was like um....A) since when do you drink and B)how the hell am I gonna round up some chciks dude?!!?! think about it!" He was all, "oh yeah...i always forget that about you......okay DRINKS IT IS!!!" great guy __________________ Every Saturday @ Barcadia+ due to circumstances b.m.c. i wont be at Kaskade this Saturday wed nov 11- whiskey Bar fri, nov 13- Social (Austin) fri, nov 27- London Nights 2 yr bday culture always builds on the past the past always tries to control the future our future is becoming less free to build free societies we need to limit the control of the past. hudd trax (uk), pick-a-doll (germ), Conya (germ), Positiva (UK), .dot bleep (US), Yoshitoshi (US), Robsoul (france)*

06-15-07, 03:07 PM	#15 (permalink)
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