From: Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) moby vs. paul yates
Date: 03 Jan 2002 07:35:50 -0800 (PST)

hey folks

sorry if this opens up a can o' worms or something,
but i found an interesting article about paul yates in
the fairfield county weekly (local free alternative
weekly paper) yesterday. i guess he lives in stamford
(where i go to school) so he's considered a local
artists :)

anyway, as you could imagine, it mentions moby a few
times.

the paper's website is down now, so i cant just link
the article or anything, so i'll have to type out the
relevant parts.

so basically it talks about his mother, and how he got
into art, and how he was a punk and everything, etc,
and the first time it mentions Moby:

"Yates' first film exploration into surrealism came 15
years ago in _Geranium_. Done almost entirely in black
and white, Geranium features Yates and the nor
world-famous DJ Moby in a series of patched-together
clips. They sit at a bar, alcohol is poured, they are
in a field with one in ghost attire, one is falling
over, one is spitting up liquid, there are legs in a
tree and one is on the ground with a rope pulling the
other down. Behind the dreamlike sequence, music
plays, haunting and eerie behind this rotating, dreary
world. The film clearly grapples with alcoholism, with
despair and with death and with failed hope--all
captured simply in repeating images and objects."

later:
"Yates has managed to step outside his own life just
enough that he can capture its human essence without
losing his emotional attachment. After Yates lost four
friends in three separate drowning incidents in the
early '90s, he incorporated water into his works. A
fast-moving video for Moby entitled "Hymn" shows city
streets and bubbling water rising around the rapidly
twisting DJ. Yates' surrealist senior thesis film
called _Space Water Onion_ involves futuristic
crewmembers trapped on an uninhabited planet. In the
black-and-white film, one member returns acting
strangely and they kill him. The female member awakens
on a spacecraft with the two remaining men, all in
white suits, and they learn that the life-support
system is down. It is filling the ship with water
instead of oxygen and they must resolve themselves to
approaching death. The three dance, bobbing slowly. In
a poignant, beautiful moment, their faces hover above
the water line, serene. Undernearth, subtitles read,
"We have found grace." [i'm assuming that's where the
Moby song "Grace" is played? ;) ] Then, they are
swimming. The film not only allowed Yates to graduate
but also won him awards at the Hamburg Hiroshima Film
Festival and the Onion City Film Festival in Chicago.
As he's placed distance between himself and his past,
Yates has allowed his less serious self to develop.
His close friendship with Moby throughout his turmoil
offered him the opportunity to tour worldwide with the
DJ as his cinematograper. Yates' film for the
documentary _Modulations_, the first definitive
history of electronic music, showed his comfort within
many factions of the cultural underworld.
'The electronic/rave scene was the second-coming of
the punk rock movement,' said Yates. 'No specific
dress code, almost no drugs initially, dancing for
eleven hours...you achieved a different state of
consciousness.'
Even through Moby's sell-out express ride to fame
(licensing all songs on _Play_ for commercial use and
appearing on MTV's _Cribs_), Yates and he remained
close. Moby appears in nearly all of Yates' films and
music ventures.

Then came _Porno_. This is the latest feature-length
film that Yates has written, directed and shot, and,
unlike past projects, it's a comedy. [Huh? Spin
magazine wrote a little blurb about this in 1997 or
so! oh well...] _Porno_ isn't even that heavy on the
nudity. The film is set in a porn store on Christmas
Eve and examines all the characters that pass through
its doors. Porn star Dyanna Lauren, whom Yates is also
documenting, sings in the film with a goofy-looking
Moby playing guitar behind her while wearing two
dildos strapped to his head. Over the year that the
film was shot, however, Moby's fame grew and he wanted
out of the _Clerks_-like comedy, afraid it would
smudge his now sacred-image. Yates balked.
'I said, 'Moby, this film doesn't hurt you. No one's
going to see it anyway. They don't know who you are,
by the way. You're not that famous. No one's going to
think, 'He wears dildos on his head in this comedy,
I'm not going to buy his records.' If anything, it's
going to help you.''
The film was made legally with a producer and, as the
rift between them grew, Yates refused to cut Moby from
_Porno_. At the time, Moby was using the value of
Moby-related items on Ebay as a gauge of his
popularity. Yates sold Moby's eternal soul through the
online auction; bidding started at 5 cents. The
auction closed at $41.
_Porno_ has already been shown to positive reviews at
the Silver Lake Film Festival in Los Angeles and the
former sex high-rise Showworld in Manhattan's former
Times Square. In February, the film will be shown as
part of the Director's View Film Festival in Stamford.
Needless to say, _Porno_ is not going away and Yates
is seeking a distributor. Early in 2002, Yates also
plans to release the music he made two years back with
his punk band, the Pork Guys, featuring Moby on drums
and his friend Tarquin [Katis, of Zambonis and
Philistines Jr. fame] on bass. With songs like
"Seven-Inch Sellout", the album will be called _If You
Don't Masturbate You're An Idiot_. [YES!!! I can not
wait for this :) ] His newest film work runs the gamut
from, as he says, "a dance-song with bizarro finger
puppets set to the original tune "Hey Moby!"
[uh-oh...] to another full-length film, which he
recently dropped off at Miramax called _Ravers_. In
_Ravers_ all the characters take drugs which do not
cause inebriation but, instead, induce multiple
effects like seeing in slow-motion or crossed
sensations (a character might touch something hot, for
instance, and taste something like peaches). Only one
drug, called God, is detrimental. For three days, the
characters are completely high, but they know that in
10 years they will die. Still, they take God."


well, anyway, there ya go. kind of a shame that their
friendship had to dissolve over this dumb movie. I
kinda agree with Paul tho, i mean, nobody's gonna care
about this movie. is anyone gonna care about the Pork
Guys album (which i really really hope actually comes
out)? there's lots of stuff about Moby that most
people don't know, or care about. i've never heard
anyone here talk about the last Philistines Jr album
here, which Moby contributes about 5 seconds of music
to ;)

but anyway, yeah. that's whats up. 

this is the most i've posted to Mobility in about 3
years ;)

ROCK!
np: Avalanches "Frontier Psychiatrist" (on kexp.org)

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From: mark <mark@lsds.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) moby vs. paul yates
Date: 03 Jan 2002 13:26:09 -0500 (EST)

oi there mobilites,
a couple notes i'd like to make about this (oh stop panicing)...
no need to 'uh-oh' over "hey moby", it's called that 'cause of a sample in
it of someone going "hey moby". there's rumors *cough* that a remix of it
by moby may be getting released, in fact.
and thumbs if the pork guys album finally gets released. check out
oniongod.com's pictures section for the "if you don't nasturbate, you're
an idiot" photobooth sheet.
and porno rocks, and i think it should of had distrobution by last year,
and that would of made much better xmas fare on the indipendant film
channel than a few hours of spalding gray (nothing personal toward's him,
he's just not exactly 'holiday festive' ("peter, yer the spalding gray of
crap!"))
maybe i should wire up the vcr and put geranium up on oniongod.com.
it's fairly cool. we'll see...
and i'll say this fer 'moby vs. paul yates', when moby says "i want my
music online" he apparently doesn't have any legal ground, 'cause he
doesn't seem to own most or all of it, and he doesn't exactly stand up to
his management or anything about the point. that's made running a moby
site a much more painful experience than running a paul yates site lately.
and paul writes warmer emails than moby these days (to me at least).
so, um, yeah, that's my 2 cents, yay paul yates.
and while we're at it, yay paul simpson.
cheers,
	-mark (admin, oniongod.com & mobymusic.com & some other stuff)

On Thu, 3 Jan 2002, Paul Simpson wrote:
> hey folks
>
> sorry if this opens up a can o' worms or something,
> but i found an interesting article about paul yates in
> the fairfield county weekly (local free alternative
> weekly paper) yesterday. i guess he lives in stamford
> (where i go to school) so he's considered a local
> artists :)
>
> anyway, as you could imagine, it mentions moby a few
> times.
>
> the paper's website is down now, so i cant just link
> the article or anything, so i'll have to type out the
> relevant parts.
>
> so basically it talks about his mother, and how he got
> into art, and how he was a punk and everything, etc,
> and the first time it mentions Moby:
>
> "Yates' first film exploration into surrealism came 15
> years ago in _Geranium_. Done almost entirely in black
> and white, Geranium features Yates and the nor
> world-famous DJ Moby in a series of patched-together
> clips. They sit at a bar, alcohol is poured, they are
> in a field with one in ghost attire, one is falling
> over, one is spitting up liquid, there are legs in a
> tree and one is on the ground with a rope pulling the
> other down. Behind the dreamlike sequence, music
> plays, haunting and eerie behind this rotating, dreary
> world. The film clearly grapples with alcoholism, with
> despair and with death and with failed hope--all
> captured simply in repeating images and objects."
>
> later:
> "Yates has managed to step outside his own life just
> enough that he can capture its human essence without
> losing his emotional attachment. After Yates lost four
> friends in three separate drowning incidents in the
> early '90s, he incorporated water into his works. A
> fast-moving video for Moby entitled "Hymn" shows city
> streets and bubbling water rising around the rapidly
> twisting DJ. Yates' surrealist senior thesis film
> called _Space Water Onion_ involves futuristic
> crewmembers trapped on an uninhabited planet. In the
> black-and-white film, one member returns acting
> strangely and they kill him. The female member awakens
> on a spacecraft with the two remaining men, all in
> white suits, and they learn that the life-support
> system is down. It is filling the ship with water
> instead of oxygen and they must resolve themselves to
> approaching death. The three dance, bobbing slowly. In
> a poignant, beautiful moment, their faces hover above
> the water line, serene. Undernearth, subtitles read,
> "We have found grace." [i'm assuming that's where the
> Moby song "Grace" is played? ;) ] Then, they are
> swimming. The film not only allowed Yates to graduate
> but also won him awards at the Hamburg Hiroshima Film
> Festival and the Onion City Film Festival in Chicago.
> As he's placed distance between himself and his past,
> Yates has allowed his less serious self to develop.
> His close friendship with Moby throughout his turmoil
> offered him the opportunity to tour worldwide with the
> DJ as his cinematograper. Yates' film for the
> documentary _Modulations_, the first definitive
> history of electronic music, showed his comfort within
> many factions of the cultural underworld.
> 'The electronic/rave scene was the second-coming of
> the punk rock movement,' said Yates. 'No specific
> dress code, almost no drugs initially, dancing for
> eleven hours...you achieved a different state of
> consciousness.'
> Even through Moby's sell-out express ride to fame
> (licensing all songs on _Play_ for commercial use and
> appearing on MTV's _Cribs_), Yates and he remained
> close. Moby appears in nearly all of Yates' films and
> music ventures.
>
> Then came _Porno_. This is the latest feature-length
> film that Yates has written, directed and shot, and,
> unlike past projects, it's a comedy. [Huh? Spin
> magazine wrote a little blurb about this in 1997 or
> so! oh well...] _Porno_ isn't even that heavy on the
> nudity. The film is set in a porn store on Christmas
> Eve and examines all the characters that pass through
> its doors. Porn star Dyanna Lauren, whom Yates is also
> documenting, sings in the film with a goofy-looking
> Moby playing guitar behind her while wearing two
> dildos strapped to his head. Over the year that the
> film was shot, however, Moby's fame grew and he wanted
> out of the _Clerks_-like comedy, afraid it would
> smudge his now sacred-image. Yates balked.
> 'I said, 'Moby, this film doesn't hurt you. No one's
> going to see it anyway. They don't know who you are,
> by the way. You're not that famous. No one's going to
> think, 'He wears dildos on his head in this comedy,
> I'm not going to buy his records.' If anything, it's
> going to help you.''
> The film was made legally with a producer and, as the
> rift between them grew, Yates refused to cut Moby from
> _Porno_. At the time, Moby was using the value of
> Moby-related items on Ebay as a gauge of his
> popularity. Yates sold Moby's eternal soul through the
> online auction; bidding started at 5 cents. The
> auction closed at $41.
> _Porno_ has already been shown to positive reviews at
> the Silver Lake Film Festival in Los Angeles and the
> former sex high-rise Showworld in Manhattan's former
> Times Square. In February, the film will be shown as
> part of the Director's View Film Festival in Stamford.
> Needless to say, _Porno_ is not going away and Yates
> is seeking a distributor. Early in 2002, Yates also
> plans to release the music he made two years back with
> his punk band, the Pork Guys, featuring Moby on drums
> and his friend Tarquin [Katis, of Zambonis and
> Philistines Jr. fame] on bass. With songs like
> "Seven-Inch Sellout", the album will be called _If You
> Don't Masturbate You're An Idiot_. [YES!!! I can not
> wait for this :) ] His newest film work runs the gamut
> from, as he says, "a dance-song with bizarro finger
> puppets set to the original tune "Hey Moby!"
> [uh-oh...] to another full-length film, which he
> recently dropped off at Miramax called _Ravers_. In
> _Ravers_ all the characters take drugs which do not
> cause inebriation but, instead, induce multiple
> effects like seeing in slow-motion or crossed
> sensations (a character might touch something hot, for
> instance, and taste something like peaches). Only one
> drug, called God, is detrimental. For three days, the
> characters are completely high, but they know that in
> 10 years they will die. Still, they take God."
>
>
> well, anyway, there ya go. kind of a shame that their
> friendship had to dissolve over this dumb movie. I
> kinda agree with Paul tho, i mean, nobody's gonna care
> about this movie. is anyone gonna care about the Pork
> Guys album (which i really really hope actually comes
> out)? there's lots of stuff about Moby that most
> people don't know, or care about. i've never heard
> anyone here talk about the last Philistines Jr album
> here, which Moby contributes about 5 seconds of music
> to ;)
>
> but anyway, yeah. that's whats up.
>
> this is the most i've posted to Mobility in about 3
> years ;)
>
> ROCK!
> np: Avalanches "Frontier Psychiatrist" (on kexp.org)
>
> =====
> "In a box under a record I never played, are 32 hand-painted hand grenades, as my mind gets blown into the fishtank...
> Let's hold hands and wait for an earthquake." The Gr8 Spacecoaster
> ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> PAUL, host of Chester's Blanket Fort, 89.5 FM/wpkn.org
>
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From: Arcya Self <arcya_self@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) BT's album delayed due to some jerk(s)
Date: 03 Jan 2002 11:11:25 -0800 (PST)

This is from rollingstone.com and it just plain sucks
all over:

BT's Los Angeles studio was robbed while he was in
London for the holidays. The perpetrators made off
with not only expensive recording and computer
equipment but also tracks the producer/DJ had recorded
for his upcoming fourth album and follow-up to 2000's
widely acclaimed "Movement in Still Life." Among the
missing material is BT's recent collaboration with
PETER GABRIEL. Any information about the crime should
be sent to 

BTRobbery@bt-network.org

It didn't hit me until 15 minutes before the New
Year's countdown that it would no longer be 2001. 
That is scary as hell.  Post-2001.  At midnight I just
stared at my "2001-a Space Odyssey" poster & felt like
weeping...and wondered when we're all finally gonna
get our cool-ass spacesuits.

So you shave your own face with some mace in the dark,
malfunctiongirl

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From: "Ulrik Brandt" <moo@odense.kollegienet.dk>
Subject: (mobility) more about Chill Out
Date: 03 Jan 2002 20:28:45 +0100


Also according to www.allmusic.com moby is a "performer" on KLF's Chill
Out.

The credit-list , which can be found at
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=A2sd7gjirj6ip , say:

The KLF  -  Performer, Compilation 
Acker Bilk  -  Compilation Producer 
Meat Beat Manifesto  -  Performer 
Moby  -  Performer 
Jo Bogaert  -  Performer 
Sine  -  Performer 
Young American Primitive  -  Performer 
Cosmic Baby  -  Performer 
Jimi Cauty  -  Compilation, Compilation Producer 
Human Mesh Dance  -  Performer 
Irresistible Force  -  Performer 
Omicron  -  Performer 
Evolve Now  -  Performer 
Michael Kandel  -  Performer 
Air Liquide  -  Performer 
Moonwater  -  Performer 
Earth to Infinity  -  Performer 
Modulate  -  Performer 
Symetrics  -  Performer 
Rising Sun  -  Performer 
Bill Drummond  -  Compilation, Compilation Producer 
Davies  -  Compilation 
Jerry H. Bilik  -  Compilation 
P. Green  -  Compilation, Compilation Producer 

I wonder where this info originally comes from. the artist featured(and
credited) on the UK-version (which was slightly edited for the US-release)
is Jesus Loves You, Acker Bilk, Fleetwood Mack, Nick Coler, Evil Graham Lee
and Elvis (and of ourse the KLF). A sample which also is featured in Pink
Floyd's "on the run" is in the track Madrudaga Eterna, but should actually
be from an old BBC record (both Pink and KLF stole it from this source). 
My theory is that the info on KLF's Chill Out once where mixed up with
another 'Chill Out'-album, and this wrong info still is circulating the net
 (maybe because of the wrong info at allmusic)

BTW: I don't know many of the people mentioned on www.allmusic.com, but I'm
sure that neither Moby, Irresteble Force(mixmaster morris) or Jo Bogart
(technotronic) is featured on the album.  Actually The KLF never worked
with(or sampled) any of these artist on their official releases (they could
be sampled on some af the unreleased chillout-sessions they did with The
Orb, but not as far as I know).

Ulrik

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From: dj pagan <djpagan@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) 2001 - a spliff odyssey
Date: 03 Jan 2002 12:59:14 -0800 (PST)

--- Arcya Self <arcya_self@yahoo.com> wrote:
> It didn't hit me until 15 minutes before the
> New Year's countdown that it would no longer be
> 2001.  That is scary as hell.  Post-2001.  At
> midnight I just stared at my "2001-a Space
> Odyssey" poster & felt like weeping...and
> wondered when we're all finally gonna get our
> cool-ass spacesuits.

on that note:
http://salon.com/comics/tomo/2002/01/02/tomo/index.html

and, on another note, i'm going to see 2001 on
the big screen tonight in hollywood.  archive
70mm print that has been run only a handful of
times.  at the egyptian theatre.  so cool.

/djp

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From: John Turpin <justified_type@mac.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) more about Chill Out
Date: 03 Jan 2002 14:15:47 -0600

At 8:28 PM +0100 1/3/02, Ulrik Brandt wrote:

>Also according to www.allmusic.com moby is a "performer" on KLF's Chill
>Out.

It would appear that allmusic.com has The KLF's _Chill Out_ and that 
_Chill Out: The Techno Evolution Continues_ confused.

 From all of my studies on that album, The KLF (Bill & Jimi) worked 
alone (with lots of sampled material, of course).

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From: Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) play dvd nommed for best longform music video
Date: 04 Jan 2002 12:34:59 -0800 (PST)

i know someone's said this, but i have no way of
knowing cause i still get the digest, but just in
case, moby's up for another grammy.


if Alicia doesn't win best new artist, i think the
entire universe will collapse and blow up. or
something. :rolls eyes:

i'm happy to see Outkast nominated for a lot of
things, esp. album of the year. the geezers (dylan or
u2... yell at me all you want) will win that one, but
it would be nice to see them win it.

i'm trying to look for the entire list but these damn
computers are slow. oh well!

good luck moby!

ROCK!

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From: Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) moby attacked by a cat!
Date: 04 Jan 2002 13:16:31 -0800 (PST)

sorry if this was announced too

http://www.nme.com/news/story.htm?ID=100311&Section=news


ROCK!

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From: mark <mark@lsds.com>
Subject: (mobility) porno the movie
Date: 15 Jan 2002 12:31:14 -0500 (EST)

hey there kiddies,
fer those of you in the connecticut area, porno the movie is gonna be
showing at a film festival next month in norwalk. it's so totally worth
seeing.
http://www.oniongod.com/porno_at_tdv/ for info.
cheers,
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From: Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) daaaaaaaaaag...
Date: 15 Jan 2002 12:45:17 -0800 (PST)

no posts in 11 days?


i think we need another one of Paul's Pointless Polls
;)

anyway, some news: from nme:


MOBY joined US punk band MISSION OF BURMA onstage at a
show in NEW YORK, an event which the dance star claims
completed a childhood dream. 
The group performed two shows (January 12-13) at the
New York Irving Plaza, as part of a short string of
dates that will also include an appearance at the
forthcoming All Tomorrow's Parties festival in the UK
in April. 

At the second night (January 13), Moby performed
guitar during an encore of 'All World Cowboy Romance'.
The dance star has been a fan of the group since his
youth, and also paid tribute to the group when he
covered their track 'That's When I Reach For My
Revolver' on his 1996 album 'Animal Rights'. 

Writing on his official website, www.moby-online.com,
he compared playing with the band to when he worked
with his other heroes, New Order and David Bowie. He
wrote: "Now I've played with three of my childhood
heroes, New Order, David Bowie, and Mission of Burma.
I'm the luckiest new-wave kid on the block. 

"They (Burma) were great. What an amazing band. And I
had a lovely time playing guitar with them, even if a
couple of my friends in the audience did yell 'Moby
sucks'. 

"I had received a call from my manager earlier today
wherein she said 'Mission of Burma called and they
were interested in having you onstage to sing 'All
World Cowboy Romance''. I was flattered, but
confused." 

Moby plans to release a new album later this year. 



odd, cause i thought MOB hated Moby for changing the
lyrics to "Revolver" in the video... but whatever,
this is cool.

ROCK!


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From: Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 15 Jan 2002 13:04:10 -0800 (PST)

this should be fun...

1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound
like?

2. how do you think it will be received?

3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or
somebody?

4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes
out?

5. guacamole: yes or no?

6. there is no number 6. 

7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.

8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?

9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda album
or something?

10. are you sick of harry potter?

11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or
whatever, plug it here.

12. could you live on ramen noodles?

13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
;)


alright, there's a lucky 13 random questions. now,
answer them!

mine:
1. well, he's said it would be more "soulful" or
something... so what does this mean, Motown samples?
hmmm. i can't really imagine right now what it would
sound like. it'll probly not be what i expected.

2. it'll be interesting to see if it'll do better than
South Side. i think people like Spin magazine won't
give it as good reviews as last time, there'll be a
little bit of a backlash. i'm sure he'll definitely
come up with something catchy enough to have at least
one hit.

3. well, i guess its not that likely, cause moby seems
to like to work by himself. i probly wouldnt like it
if he did work with them tho.

4. Pork Guys: will this only be available at Yates'
website or something? i kinda doubt an album called If
You Dont Masturbate Yr An Idiot will have wide
distribution, hehe. if i can find it, and the radio
station doesnt get it, i'll definitely buy it. as for
the new Moby, probly wont get it the day it comes out.
unless the first single(s) totally reaffirm(s) my
faith in him. if i dont like it immediately i'd just
copy it from the radio station...

5. yes. i never used to like it, but we got some good
asparagus guacamole recently, and its awesome. and i
hate asparagus, which is blashpemy in my house (mom's
been obsessed with it forever, and please do not
ask...)

6. blee.

7. in rough order: of montreal, avalanches, sidecar,
weezer, radiohead, spiritualized, aphex, squarepusher,
beta band, his name is alive, circulatory system,
yesterdays new quintet, lots more i'm forgetting...

8. probly not.

9. probly not, tho it would be awesome if he ever did.

10. yes. he looks like my little brother, but dorkier.

11. i tried to register with macomega but i guess
theyre down or something. but when possible, it'll be
there. i'll let you know, if anyone cares ;) i neeeed
somewhere to post all my damn playlists...

12. yes, and sooner or later i will.

13. yeah. but i have lots of other ways to waste my
time now, so...

ROCK!

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From: Insrtbrain@aol.com
Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 15 Jan 2002 16:10:40 EST

1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound
like?

Rap Metal.  Definately Rap Metal.

2. how do you think it will be received?  as revolutionary.

3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or
somebody?  Am I detecting BT references?  I think it would be cool.  He's already done a remix of the King of Pop.

4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes
out?  Moby album yes.

5. guacamole: yes or no?  Yes

6. there is no number 6.   Tease

7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.  I refuse to answer this question because no more top lists are needed.  2001 is gone.

8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?  I hope so.  

9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda album
or something?  Please no.

10. are you sick of harry potter?  Not really, I ignored all the hype, so it didn't sicken me.

12. could you live on ramen noodles?  God no.  I would be a not happy camper.

13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
;)  Yes.



  






 


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From: "Geoffrey Sproule" <geoffrey@gsproule.freeserve.co.uk>
Subject: RE: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 15 Jan 2002 21:25:06 -0000


1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound like?
Probably like nothing he has done before or else it could be play mark
II

2. how do you think it will be received?
Probably very badly as all the new fans will hate it as it is not like
anything they have heard b4.

3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or somebody?
If it is half as good as the song he produced for sophie ellis bextor it
will be a treat for the ears as that was the best song on an otherwise
dire album

4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes out? ;) or will you
buy the new Moby the day it comes out?
I will have to buy both and try to get my hands on the promo versions
and hopefully the interview disks as well

5. guacamole: yes or no?
If I knew wot it was I still would have to say no

6. there is no number 6. 
Yes because 7 8 9 and it ran away 

7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.
Alabama 3 (a3 in usa)la piste

8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?
He always is gonna innovate he is way ahead of the pack when it comes to
new styles so yeah 

9. do you think Moby would ever do a straightold-school rave album?
like, maybe, a Barracuda album or something?
I would love more of the side line projects like voodoo child, or
another rock album 

10. are you sick of harry potter?
Yeah the lord of the rings is far better

11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or whatever, plug it here.
No I shant

12. could you live on ramen noodles?
No the foundations would never set and the house would topple of 

13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?;)
Yeah I do 


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From: "Bart van Eijck" <j.vaneyck@chello.nl>
Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 15 Jan 2002 23:12:32 +0100

>1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound like?

Play

>2. how do you think it will be received?


Well.   (if hyped enough by V2)

>3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or somebody?

See Geoffrey's aswer.

>4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
>out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes
>out?


Probably both, I like the pork guys.

>5. guacamole: yes or no?


I had it on a Mac Spain menu at Mac Donalds once during the "European weeks"
action. It looked aweful, but it tasted quite good, so I guess a yes :)

>6. there is no number 6.

Nice of you sharing that with us :)

>7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.

2001 was shit musically. However there's one great album I purchased:
Alphawezen - L'apres midi d'un microphone
check http://www.mole.nl/catalogue/molecd035/molecd035_right.html for sound
samples. Especially check out track 1, 5 and 10!

>8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?

Defenately not.

>9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
>old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda album
>or something?

Unfortunately not :(

>10. are you sick of harry potter?

Not yet. Where I live the hype is long over.

>11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or
>whatever, plug it here.


http://www.mobymusic.com/collectors
Soon to be completely revamped.

>12. could you live on ramen noodles?


I probably could...

>13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts? ;)


I miss the times when I first joined Mobility in early 1999, Mobility was
actually a source of information then :)

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From: Meredith Tupper <meredith@pintsize.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) play dvd nommed for best longform music video
Date: 15 Jan 2002 17:04:52 -0500

> Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2002 12:34:59 -0800 (PST)
> From: Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com>
> Subject: (mobility) play dvd nommed for best longform music video
>
> i know someone's said this, but i have no way of
> knowing cause i still get the digest, but just in
> case, moby's up for another grammy.
>
> if Alicia doesn't win best new artist, i think the
> entire universe will collapse and blow up. or
> something.

+1!  In fact, I don't care about any other category except that.

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From: "Elie Franca" <caetano78@hotmail.com>
Subject: RE: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 15 Jan 2002 17:30:00 -0500

hi everyone..i have not posted anything in quite awhile...not much 
moby-related has happened in my life..i am definitely looking forward to new 
moby songs and the hunt for rare new singles and imports and such..hope all 
are well..peace...elie




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From: "Scott S." <kramer7@cybrtown.com>
Subject: (mobility) Music news online and their sources (was daaaaaaaaaag...)
Date: 15 Jan 2002 19:49:43 -0500

> anyway, some news: from nme:

Most of the news NME posts is right from the Moby Updates =
(http://www.moby.com/cms/viewalldiary.asp) at Moby.Com. Like when he was =
"attacked" by that cat, which wasn't even that newsworthy (that's what =
Moby said, anyway).

And recently, when BT's stuff got stolen, RollingStone.com took their =
info right from the BT Network main page (http://www.bt-network.org/), =
which is a fantastic BT site and even BT posts to the boards there =
sometimes, but it's not even official.

Keep that in mind when you read this stuff. And, if you want to know =
about Moby before NME does, just read the Moby Updates like they do...


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From: Christopher Michael Bourke <cbourke1@bigred.unl.edu>
Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 15 Jan 2002 18:54:52 -0600


> this should be fun...
>
> 1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound
> like?

Eclectic

> 2. how do you think it will be received?

As usual--critical success, mixed feelings from long-time fans, however,
unlike Play, it will NOT be a commercial success.

> 3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or
> somebody?

Then I'll sign up for intermurals on one of hell's hockey teams.

> 4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
> out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes
> out?

Both: YES.

> 5. guacamole: yes or no?

Sometimes yes.

> 6. there is no number 6.

There is no number 6 answer.

> 7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.

Tricky's Blackout (I think that was the title); Bjork's Vespertine.

> 8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?

Dunno.

> 9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
> old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda album
> or something?

Nah, I think that phase of his musical career is over, but you will
definitely hear influences yet to come.

> 10. are you sick of harry potter?

No.

> 11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or
> whatever, plug it here.

The MOBILITY FTP, but its down right now pending a new computer and better
server software.

> 12. could you live on ramen noodles?

Yes, but not for long.

> 13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
> ;)

No, most of them were pointless random and non-moby related.  I think we've
finally thinned out the play bandwaggoners.




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From: dj pagan <djpagan@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 15 Jan 2002 19:10:07 -0800 (PST)

--- Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com> wrote:
> 1. what do you think Moby's next album will
> sound like?

he has said romantic, but i have a feeling it
will not have progressed past the simple (yet
elegant) dance music that he has produced in the
past.  people who are expecting something
strikingly different, i think, are bound to be
disappointed.  i just hope it's not littered with
tons and tons of needless pop star appearances.

> 2. how do you think it will be received?

the new moby fans will rave about how great it
is.  the old moby fans will bitch about how it's
not old school.  the moderate moby fans will buy
it and enjoy it.  the moby haters will find some
excuse to hate it.  critics will be much along
the lines of radiohead 'amnesiac' release, by
saying it seems too much like 'kid b', or in this
case 'overplayed'.

> 3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney
> or somebody?

i would lose about as much respect as i lost for
bt.  that being said, my respect for moby sinks
with every promotional stunt he is doing.

> 4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it
> comes out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the
> day it comes out?

pork guys i'll pass on.  the new moby i'll pick
up because i am a cd buying lunatic.  and i do
like his music, if not his ethics/ambitions as of
late.

> 5. guacamole: yes or no?

no.  too fattening.

> 6. there is no number 6. 

this is because 'number 6' = 'spoon'

> 7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.

http://www.project-aristotle.com/web/music/2001top10.html

complete with pictures and everything!

> 8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?

no.  i have found nothing to top his work on
'little idiot' yet.  that rarity has shown more
artistic merit and creativity in it's
metaphorical pinky than 'play' did.  if he is
continuing along the same vein, i can't see it
getting any better.  of course, i will be happy
to be surprised. :)

> 9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
> old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda
> album or something?

once he gets sick of being a corporate weasl. 
can we say 'animal rights'? :)

> 10. are you sick of harry potter?

i love harry potter, actually.  the stories are
great and the movie was fantastic.  the hype i
could do without, but good is good is good.

> 11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or
> whatever, plug it here.

http://www.project-aristotle.com

> 12. could you live on ramen noodles?

no - there is not enough nutrients in ramen
noodles to make some survive for a very extended
period of time.  of course, i couldn't do it
anyway since most of the flavors have some kind
of animal product in them, not to mention
chemicals i can barely pronounce.  however,
westbrae puts out a great selection of baked, not
fried ramen noodles for those willing to venture
into the temple known as a natural foods store
that has any merit.

> 13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with
> posts? ;)

the posts were mostly ass, so no.

/djp

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From: mark <mark@lsds.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 16 Jan 2002 01:24:30 -0500 (EST)

questions? answers. (well, opinions and guesses anyway)

>1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound like?
1: like crap. no, i'm kidding (i hope). it'll prolly be more on the song
oriented side than on the dance tracks side. there was talk of orchestra
use. that'd be interesting. don't think it happened tho, press prolly
would of gotten out about it.

>2. how do you think it will be received?
2: quite well.

>3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or somebody?
3: if done right it could be cool. i've got some backstreet boys dubs 12"s
that really aren't bad. re-produced and re-mixed so it's mostly throbbing
groove bass lines, tight beats, and bsb samples in an almost amusing
fasion. and moby has torn up songs nicely in remixes in the past. of
course, the "what's going on?" remix doesn't bode well for the future
(we'll give him the benefit of the doubt and assume it was a rush-job).

>4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes out? ;)
>or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes out?
4: pork guys - maybe, if paul doesn't send me a copy beforehand.
   moby - prolly not. and i doubt i'd get a copy before-hand 'cause moby's
management hates me for whatever reason, and he doesn't seem to actively
do anything without their permission.

>5. guacamole: yes or no?
5: yes. and it's good with ranch dressing mix powder in it. really.

>6. there is no number 6.
6: bruce, a song!

>7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.
7: whatever? whatever. i dunno, i'm more 12" oriented. "bombay 2: electric
vindaloo" (c1's a great d'n'b set started) and "the faint - danse macabre"
(a2's a great house party dropper, tho a bit short) are both quite good.
there was a new freestylers album, but i dunno if it ever came out in the
states. their website has it all in realaudio tho.

>8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?
8: prolly not, but it'd be nice if i'm wrong.

>9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight old-school rave album?
>like, maybe, a Barracuda album or something?
9: maybe. it'd be nice if he did. i wouldn't mind seeing some more lopez
or voodoo child releases.

>10. are you sick of harry potter?
10: i guess? seems more bearable than it was a year or two ago tho. even
tho it's all over theaters and merchandise and whatnot, it's not as fresh
a craze.

>11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or whatever, plug it here.
11: www.phonicoid.com , www.oniongod.com , www.mobymusic.com
and while i'm at it, i'd like to plug chris shepherd (who i think's on
this list still?). i still listen to the ep he sent me, and it still kicks
ass.

>12. could you live on ramen noodles?
12: prolly not.

>13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
13: no.

there it is.
cheers,
	-mark

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From: "Elie Franca" <caetano78@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 16 Jan 2002 09:33:18 -0500




>From: dj pagan <djpagan@yahoo.com>
>Reply-To: mobility@lists.xmission.com
>To: mobility@lists.xmission.com
>Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
>Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 19:10:07 -0800 (PST)
>
>--- Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > 1. what do you think Moby's next album will
> > sound like?
>
>he has said romantic, but i have a feeling it
>will not have progressed past the simple (yet
>elegant) dance music that he has produced in the
>past.  people who are expecting something
>strikingly different, i think, are bound to be
>disappointed.  i just hope it's not littered with
>tons and tons of needless pop star appearances.

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From: Christopher Michael Bourke <cbourke1@bigred.unl.edu>
Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 16 Jan 2002 10:42:56 -0600 (CST)



> >strikingly different, i think, are bound to be
> >disappointed.  i just hope it's not littered with
> >tons and tons of needless pop star appearances.
>
> Remember Animals Rights!!!!  Remember Animal Rights!!!!  Love..elie

Now that I think about it, it would be great to heard some really hard
shit, an entire album of MACHETE-like tracks would kick some royal arse.
I highly doubt that there will be many, if any at all, pop-star or guest
appearances.  At least none that are all too obvious.  As many have
pointed out, Moby's star status was never really that big.  Its also
further waned with the age and lack of play of PLAY.

For christ sake, Play is almost 3 years old now.  It got popular over a
YEAR after it was released.  I for one am looking forward to finally
seeing a new album.  I just hope that these ever increasing lulls in
productivity (read: major, full album releases), don't continue.  I'd like
to see fresh stuff on an annual basis.


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From: "Steve Giles" <power_hymn@hotmail.com>
Subject: (mobility) Chris Sheperd
Date: 16 Jan 2002 19:15:35 


>>and while i'm at it, i'd like to plug chris shepherd (who i think's on
this list still?). i still listen to the ep he sent me, and it still kicks
ass.<<

Ditto. That first song, a sort of lullaby, with the police sirens and 
whatnot, is just great. If you're still around, Chris, let us know what 
you're up to these days.

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From: Danielle Logue <dlogue24@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 16 Jan 2002 15:08:34 -0800 (PST)

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1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound
like?

Hmmm...soulful he said right?  Maybe like slow, melodic music I can fall asleep to.  Or not.

2. how do you think it will be received?

I'm sure we'll all fight.  Some will love it, some will hate it, we'll get new fans and old ones will prolly give up and leave.  However, I don't think it will be as popular as Play was.  I think the critics will give it mixed reviews but overall, it will take a backseat to play.  Call 1-900-123-4567 for more psychic predictions!

3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or
somebody?

The guy won't even work with Madonna....

4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes
out?
I'll buy the new Moby.  How much does a Moby cost?


5. guacamole: yes or no?
Asparagus guacamole?!  That sounds nasty!!  Asparagus makes your pee smell, ever notice that?  Yes, regular 'ol avacado based guacamole please.


6. there is no number 6. 
Or IS there?


7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.
Ditto Insrtbrain.


8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?
I hope so....


9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda album
or something?
If I'm lucky, he will.  I STILL listen to EIW remixed, and similar old music and I really really miss it.  If I were REALLY REALLY lucky it would be a 2disc, the other disc being angry AR type stuff.


10. are you sick of harry potter?
Not yet.  I really like him...a lot.  Ahem, er, anyway...


11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or
whatever, plug it here.
I have a whatever, if you'd like to hear more about it...email me.


12. could you live on ramen noodles?
From 1995-1998 I lived on beer, ramen noodles and cigarettes.  I've since given up the noodles.  Just kidding.


13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
;)
yeah..sometimes. Unless it's conversations that 2 people have and they keep responding to the whole list with one word answers....or it's 13 questions that EVERYONE answers and you get sick of reading them, oh wait.





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<P>1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound<BR>like?</P>
<P>Hmmm...soulful he said right?&nbsp; Maybe like slow, melodic music I can fall asleep to.&nbsp; Or not.<BR><BR>2. how do you think it will be received?</P>
<P>I'm sure we'll all fight.&nbsp; Some will love it, some will hate it, we'll get new fans and old ones will prolly give up and leave.&nbsp; However, I don't think it will be as popular as Play was.&nbsp; I think the critics will give it mixed reviews but overall, it will take a backseat to play.&nbsp; Call 1-900-123-4567 for more psychic predictions!<BR><BR>3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or<BR>somebody?</P>
<P>The guy won't even work with Madonna....<BR><BR>4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes<BR>out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes<BR>out?<BR>I'll buy the new Moby.&nbsp; How much does a Moby cost?</P>
<P><BR>5. guacamole: yes or no?<BR>Asparagus guacamole?!&nbsp; That sounds nasty!!&nbsp; Asparagus makes your pee smell, ever notice that?&nbsp; Yes, regular 'ol avacado based guacamole please.<BR></P>
<P>6. there is no number 6. <BR>Or IS there?<BR></P>
<P>7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.<BR>Ditto Insrtbrain.</P>
<P><BR>8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?<BR>I hope so....<BR></P>
<P>9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight<BR>old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda album<BR>or something?<BR>If I'm lucky, he will.&nbsp; I STILL listen to EIW remixed, and similar old music and I really really miss it.&nbsp; If I were REALLY REALLY lucky it would be a 2disc, the other disc being angry AR type stuff.<BR></P>
<P>10. are you sick of harry potter?<BR>Not yet.&nbsp; I really like him...a lot.&nbsp; Ahem, er, anyway...<BR></P>
<P>11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or<BR>whatever, plug it here.<BR>I have a whatever, if you'd like to hear more about it...email me.<BR></P>
<P>12. could you live on ramen noodles?<BR>From 1995-1998 I lived on beer, ramen noodles and cigarettes.&nbsp; I've since given up the noodles.&nbsp; Just kidding.<BR></P>
<P>13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?<BR>;)<BR>yeah..sometimes. Unless it's conversations that 2 people have and they keep responding to the whole list with one word answers....or it's 13 questions that EVERYONE answers and you get sick of reading them, oh wait.<BR><BR></P></BLOCKQUOTE><p><br><hr size=1><b>Do You Yahoo!?</b><br>
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From: elissa brown <elissabird@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) Re: a Pointless Poll
Date: 16 Jan 2002 18:53:10 -0800 (PST)

i feel like being pointless..

> 1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound
> like?

a lot like play
 
> 2. how do you think it will be received?

warmly but not really enthusiastically
 
> 3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or
> somebody?

i'd find that highly amusing
 
> 4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
> out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes
> out?

well, i'll check for the mp3s on the day it comes out, since i'm such a big
fucking thief. it'll take me a few days to get the mo cd.  i'm really looking
forward to the new pork guys, so hopefully paul (or whomever) will take preorders
for vinyl.
 
> 5. guacamole: yes or no?

definitely. guaco-choco-cheese. 

> 6. there is no number 6. 

*cries*
 
> 7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.

i dont really think in terms of albums anymore, again, since i'm a big fucking
thief.  i'd have to see a list or something.  i did buy some albums in 2001 but
they werent released in 2001. of those, my favorite is probably watusi by the
wedding present.
 
> 8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?

i think he's still capable of awing me, like how he did the first time i heard
acoustic EYTM, or hymn, or my weakness, or god moving, or heavy flow, or etc..
 
> 9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
> old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda album
> or something?

possibly.. but just one.
 
> 10. are you sick of harry potter?

the book, the movie, or the royal?
 
> 12. could you live on ramen noodles?

sadly, yes.
 
> 13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
> ;)

i dont miss the whining.. 

elissa

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From: Scott Friedman <ssfriedm@ucsd.edu>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Chris Sheperd
Date: 17 Jan 2002 00:12:13 -0800

That sounds interesting?...What's the name of this song?


At 07:15 PM 1/16/02 +0000, you wrote:

>>>and while i'm at it, i'd like to plug chris shepherd (who i think's on
>this list still?). i still listen to the ep he sent me, and it still kicks
>ass.<<
>
>Ditto. That first song, a sort of lullaby, with the police sirens and 
>whatnot, is just great. If you're still around, Chris, let us know what 
>you're up to these days.
>
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From: martinjames <martin@martinjames.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll
Date: 17 Jan 2002 09:46:48 +0000

Ok from the perspective of a cynical ex-journalist turned film producer/
biographer who lived in london too long and has been involved in the music
industry for an unhealthy amount of time - here goes:
> 
> 1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound
> like?
I would have said poppy, orchestral, soulful, acoustic but i'm sure the
effect of sept 11 will appear in his music so now i'd add angry. not
petulant like animal rights, but dark and angry, like we've never really
heard him. i kinda think it will be downtempo but not play 2 anymore.
knowing moby he'll probably shoot himself in the foot (commercially
speaking) and might even think that he did his record labels, publishers,
management(s) and the rest of the moby industry, enough favors the last time
round. ie thais will not be a licensing friendly record...
or then again he might just release that pop album he's threatened to have
already recorded.

> 2. how do you think it will be received?
> 
the backlash will start in full effect. remember, the media were caught out
with play, this time they'll all want to interview him but won't all get the
time they need. this will fuel an editorial backlash, while all the people
who hated play will get to say so with their reviews and comments on this
album. the radio will love it if there are any advert tracks, except the
specialist and college stations who will return to the extremes of love or
indifference. 

> 3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or
> somebody?

no surprises really, sophie ellis baxter is just britney with a posh english
accent to me
> 
> 4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
> out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes
> out?

a/ no
b/ i'll get sent it  before it comes out. god how smug does that sound? as
soon as i get it i'll post some info, but you never know, the management
stop me getting it this time around. that way it might help you decide
whether or not you're going to buy it on the first day out

> 5. guacamole: yes or no?

often
> 
> 6. there is no number 6.

i am the new number 6
> 
> 7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.
> 
roysksopp - melody am (wall of sound) i couldn't recommend this more to
anyone with a passing liking for air and play even

new albums to search out: lo fidelity allstars (out end feb v. funky and
about a million times better than the new chemical brothers album)

and on a rocky tip the new six by seven album (out end feb)

> 8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?

when you're a fan you have to forever live in hope
> 
> 9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
> old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda album
> or something?

i do hope not. rave was fantastic in the day but if he did that stuff now it
would be as retro and boring as oasis, or limp bizkit
> 
> 10. are you sick of harry potter?
the real star is hermione - i want the spin off (angel style) or maybe harry
is the new buffy. 

> 11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or
> whatever, plug it here.

under construction
> 
> 12. could you live on ramen noodles?
> 
i think they would get a bit uncomfortable

> 13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
> ;)
well, do i miss the silly remarks, or the endless arguments about selling
out, or filling out pointless polls? yeah, i guess i do
 
see ya

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Subject: Re: (mobility) a Pointless Poll (11++)
Date: 17 Jan 2002 09:37:47 EST


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whothe?

1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound
like?
hopefully, nothing like the beastie boys vocoder remix
i heard by someone i usin the name moby on acidplanet.com ;p

2. how do you think it will be received?
i don't care what he releases.  i'm sure i'll love some track.

3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or
not too worried about any of that

4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
???  is it new er is it old??

5. guacamole: yes or no?

6. there is no number 6. 

7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.
i like a slower more thurough approach to the scene

8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?
"the best moby"?  sh*t.  that's deep.
i think that the best moby is yet to come,
yet only to add to the best mobyz, n cake,
& voodooz beside all the influence he can have
on all the other idiots.  I'd love for him
IMO to open a record label in the future.

9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
what in the hell is a straight?
you can read my ansr fo #8?

10. are you sick of harry potter?

11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or
i'm sure i'll give up a midi file of the rain falls and the sky shudders
i'm about half-way through with it.
but probably well after i finish&fess an ***XG MIDI for it. (yamaha).
beside a possible audio reproduction utilizing the programming.
i'm sure i'll make remixes-but not sure i'll release em

12. could you live on ramen noodles?
as a matter of prooven fact

13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
that question has yet to be answered even though it hasn't stopped it this 
many years (hasn't been that many)

==
i would have written to mobility anyways, so:

***
if you set your PC date back
(i just set it back a year B4 i loaded it) works to load the player and
(i sort of wish that i set the date on my computer like a year ahead and
reeebooted before i installed it even though i'm not sure) the trial of the
XG synth during the trial periiod.  there are other (less elaborate) models
of the synth to download if you so choose or even bother.  i'll write back
and make a page for the midi & xg soon

--an emotionally shattered tommy
--don't ask
http://www.yamaha.co.uk/xg/html/midplug/m_sond5.htm
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><FONT  SIZE=2>whothe?
<BR>
<BR>1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound
<BR>like?
<BR>hopefully, nothing like the beastie boys vocoder remix
<BR>i heard by someone i usin the name moby on acidplanet.com ;p
<BR>
<BR>2. how do you think it will be received?
<BR>i don't care what he releases. &nbsp;i'm sure i'll love some track.
<BR>
<BR>3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or
<BR>not too worried about any of that
<BR>
<BR>4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
<BR>??? &nbsp;is it new er is it old??
<BR>
<BR>5. guacamole: yes or no?
<BR>
<BR>6. there is no number 6. 
<BR>
<BR>7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.
<BR>i like a slower more thurough approach to the scene
<BR>
<BR>8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?
<BR>"the best moby"? &nbsp;sh*t. &nbsp;that's deep.
<BR>i think that the best moby is yet to come,
<BR>yet only to add to the best mobyz, n cake,
<BR>&amp; voodooz beside all the influence he can have
<BR>on all the other idiots. &nbsp;I'd love for him
<BR>IMO to open a record label in the future.
<BR>
<BR>9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
<BR>what in the hell is a straight?
<BR>you can read my ansr fo #8?
<BR>
<BR>10. are you sick of harry potter?
<BR>
<BR>11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or
<BR>i'm sure i'll give up a midi file of the rain falls and the sky shudders
<BR>i'm about half-way through with it.
<BR>but probably well after i finish&amp;fess an ***XG MIDI for it. (yamaha).
<BR>beside a possible audio reproduction utilizing the programming.
<BR>i'm sure i'll make remixes-but not sure i'll release em
<BR>
<BR>12. could you live on ramen noodles?
<BR>as a matter of prooven fact
<BR>
<BR>13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
<BR>that question has yet to be answered even though it hasn't stopped it this many years (hasn't been that many)
<BR>
<BR>==
<BR>i would have written to mobility anyways, so:
<BR>
<BR>***
<BR>if you set your PC date back
<BR>(i just set it back a year B4 i loaded it) works to load the player and
<BR>(i sort of wish that i set the date on my computer like a year ahead and
<BR>reeebooted before i installed it even though i'm not sure) the trial of the
<BR>XG synth during the trial periiod. &nbsp;there are other (less elaborate) models
<BR>of the synth to download if you so choose or even bother. &nbsp;i'll write back
<BR>and make a page for the midi &amp; xg soon
<BR></FONT><FONT  COLOR="#4f4535" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">
<BR>--an emotionally shattered tommy</FONT><FONT  COLOR="#000000" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">
<BR>--don't ask
<BR></FONT><FONT  COLOR="#4f4535" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">http://www.yamaha.co.uk/xg/html/midplug/m_sond5.htm
<BR>^ there's a list of links on the bottom including downloads.^
<BR>^ if any of you want to program midi files for XG, download pdf's. ^</FONT></HTML>

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From: "Edward Friday" <recorder_1@hotmail.com>
Subject: (mobility) Re: mobility-digest V4 #660
Date: 18 Jan 2002 00:31:51 




6. there is no number 6.
>
>i am the new number 6


Who is number 1?

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From: "Bart van Eijck" <j.vaneyck@chello.nl>
Subject: (mobility) eeeeeek!
Date: 18 Jan 2002 10:40:24 +0100

Martin James wrote:
>roysksopp - melody am (wall of sound) i couldn't recommend this more to
>anyone with a passing liking for air and play even


Didn't know there was an album. I really like Eple :)  I should check it
out... Are all tracks instumental like Eple?

And now for some shocking news:
==========================
From http://www.musictarget.com

Angie Stone working with 'N Sync's Justin Timberlake and Moby

Angie Stone has recently been recording and touring with artists like
Alicia Keys, Will Smith, Maxwell, Moby, 'N Sync's Justin Timberlake
and Eve. While Stone was working on her second album "Mahogany Soul,"
she also recorded with Moby for his new album on a track titled "Jam
for the Ladies," together with MC Lyte and on a ballad. In return,
Moby gave Angie Stone three tracks for her new project.
==========================

Sounds like "Honey ft. Kelis" part 2... Damn, there goes my last spark of
hope for Moby's next album. R&B and soul are really not my cup of tea. But
it could be expected, it's only style Moby hasn't really done yet, although
Play did come pretty close. So I guess my assumptions of Moby's new album
becoming "Play vol. 2" aren't false. Yes, my musical friends, we live in
musically dark times (as far as quality electronic music goes) and now one
of the very few artists I still buy new releases of is deciding to make
F*CKIN' R&B!  Now I understand how some people reacted on Animal Rights.

By the way, just as a formaility, does anybody know if there will be singles
preceiding the album?

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From: Scott Friedman <ssfriedm@ucsd.edu>
Subject: Re: (mobility) eeeeeek!
Date: 18 Jan 2002 02:09:04 -0800

Dude, we've yet to hear a single fuckin track...Chill and lets let Moby 
create how he always has...you've liked it in the past right? Don't start 
the "sell-out" BS talk before the albums out..theres plenty of time for the 
rest of the list to bring that up...

Chill. Wait. Listen. Then decide.

>So I guess my assumptions of Moby's new album
>becoming "Play vol. 2" aren't false. Yes, my musical friends, we live in
>musically dark times (as far as quality electronic music goes) and now one
>of the very few artists I still buy new releases of is deciding to make
>F*CKIN' R&B!  Now I understand how some people reacted on Animal Rights.
>
>By the way, just as a formaility, does anybody know if there will be singles
>preceiding the album?
>
>Bart (--,,--)
>the disappointed alien
>
>
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From: "Bart van Eijck" <j.vaneyck@chello.nl>
Subject: Re: (mobility) eeeeeek!
Date: 18 Jan 2002 18:55:48 +0100

>Dude, we've yet to hear a single fuckin track...Chill and lets let Moby
>create how he always has...you've liked it in the past right? Don't start
>the "sell-out" BS talk before the albums out..theres plenty of time for the
>rest of the list to bring that up...

I didn't mention selling out. It's just my growing fear that the album is
going to be not my musical taste. I'm really not a genre purist, I like his
old stuff, I like Animal Rights, I even think there are good moments on Play
:) I'm very curious about his new stuff, but I can't help being in my
"everything is wrong" life fase (just turned 21). You're right, time will
tell, but I wish time would go faster.

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From: "courtney colonna" <c_colonna@hotmail.com>
Subject: (mobility) nme news
Date: 18 Jan 2002 15:59:45 -0500

here's a smidgen of info from nme...

Moby album details start to surface
http://www.nme.com/news/100468.htm

have great weekends everyone!

courtney

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From: "Elie Franca" <caetano78@hotmail.com>
Subject: (mobility) Moby hospitalised after cat attack
Date: 18 Jan 2002 16:38:57 -0500

how irresponsible of media..i mean..damm..it's not like moby got bit by a 
malaria possessing mosquito and went to the hospital and is now in a 
coma..damm..this is what pisses me off about bad news...this is why we have 
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From: "Bart van Eijck" <j.vaneyck@chello.nl>
Subject: Re: (mobility) nme news + little poll :)
Date: 19 Jan 2002 19:50:54 +0100

>Moby album details start to surface
>http://www.nme.com/news/100468.htm


Interesting!
==========================
MOBY has titled his new album '18'.
As previously reported on NME.COM, Moby is set to release the follow-up to
his hugely successful album 'Play' in May 2002.

The first single taken from '18' is likely to be 'We Are Made of Stars',
NME.COM understands.
==========================

I wonder what's the story behind this album title... It would be kind of a
dull title if there wasn't a story attatched :)  I like the song title, it
could have been on Moon Safari by Air :)  Let's all try to find out what's
the story behind "18"!

- scenario 1:  18 is just the number of tracks on the album, in my opinion
the most likely scenario, dull, but effective.

I could go on with a lot of cynical scenarios about how 18 is the number of
tracks on the new album that sound exactly the same as Play, but I
won't.......

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From: Christopher Michael Bourke <cbourke1@bigred.unl.edu>
Subject: Re: (mobility) nme news + little poll :)
Date: 19 Jan 2002 13:02:59 -0600

> I could go on with a lot of cynical scenarios about how 18 is the number
of
> tracks on the new album that sound exactly the same as Play, but I
> won't.......

Let's be realistic here--how many albums has Moby put out that sound the
same?  When someone does EIW, which in ITSELF is a diverse collection, and
then goes on to do AR then PLAY, not to mention all his pre '95 stuff, I
don't think that Moby can be accused in the least of copying himself or
putting out something that sounds similar much less "exactly" as his
previous works.  Now simply look at PLAY: less than half the songs had the
unifying characteristic of sampling the "Sounds of the South" album, even
AMONG THESE songs, none of them sounded the same.  When you have such a
juxtoposition of songs like MACHETE, My weakness, and Guitar flute & string
on the same album, I don't see how anyone can claim that play has some sort
of idiosyncratic feature that could be defined, much less COPIED on his
upcoming album.

Finally, remember, as he's stated before, all of these tracks were at least
outlined before he even started touring for Play (does someone remember this
interview?  Link?), I doubt that it will sound EXACTLY or even SIMILAR to
Play, unless of course you are refering to Moby's usual diversity itself.

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From: "Elie Franca" <caetano78@hotmail.com>
Subject: (mobility) Moby and the Winter Olympics
Date: 19 Jan 2002 14:57:45 -0500

I found this on the Mute Webpage..love..elie

Moby performs at Winter Olympics 2002. He has composed a special piece of 
music which is to be played at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, USA on 
24th February. The composition will be played as the Olympic flame is 
extinguished at the closing ceremony. Moby will then open and perform at the 
concert for the althletes. Moby plans to release his new album, the follow 
up to his eight million selling album 'Play', in 2002.

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From: Mike A <mikea7@provide.net>
Subject: Re: (mobility) nme news + little poll :)
Date: 20 Jan 2002 22:33:04 -0500

Christopher Michael Bourke wrote:
> When you have such a
> juxtoposition of songs like MACHETE, My weakness, and Guitar flute & >string
> on the same album, I don't see how anyone can claim that play has some >sort
> of idiosyncratic feature that could be defined,

Thank you Chris. I don't get where the hell people are getting off
saying the new work will "sound like Play". Well what does Play sound
like? It's a diverse freaking CD, it's not like the whole CD has one
unifying sound or that it all sounds alike. It's funny how people's
judgment gets so skewed and the cynicism comes out just because "Play"
was so succesful. 

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From: Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) 18
Date: 20 Jan 2002 20:40:18 -0800 (PST)

so is he saying it's 5 points better than Blur's last
album...? ;)

hmmmm, well i cant say i'm a fan of either angie stone
or mc lyte, so hmmm i wonder how this will turn out...
i'm sure i'll like some of it tho. i mean, it's still
a moby album, right? and i would not be surprised if
'we are made of stars' sounds exactly like Air. pr
'whispering wind'...

but anyway, yeah, bart, i know what you mean, about it
not going to be something we're used to, that might
not be something we'd be into like his older stuff...
but, i'm still interested, of course. 

anyway
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From: martinjames <martin@martinjames.demon.co.uk>
Subject: (mobility) more news
Date: 21 Jan 2002 17:26:06 +0000

MOBY
ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM TITLE

Moby has announced that he is to release his new album, entitled "18", the
long awaited follow up to the multi-award winning and eight million selling
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Subject: Re: (mobility) nme news + little poll :)
Date: 21 Jan 2002 17:28:58 +0000


> - scenario 1:  18 is just the number of tracks on the album, in my opinion
> the most likely scenario, dull, but effective.
> 
i reckon you're right bart, or maybe its his preferred age for the women in
his life!


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Subject: Re: (mobility) nme news + little poll :)
Date: 21 Jan 2002 17:34:12 +0000

thing is, i reckon all of moby's stuff sounds similar - its got typical moby
chord changes, key changes and basic structures. his melody lines, whether
on guitar or keyboard or strings, are all reminiscent of each other. this
isn't a problem, it's his style - the only thing that ever changes is how he
presents that style to the world.

And a lot of these new songs may date back to pre-play but then again he may
have gotten even more prolific and knocked out another few hundred tracks.
m


on 19/1/02 19:02, Christopher Michael Bourke at cbourke1@bigred.unl.edu
wrote:

>> I could go on with a lot of cynical scenarios about how 18 is the number
> of
>> tracks on the new album that sound exactly the same as Play, but I
>> won't.......
> 
> Let's be realistic here--how many albums has Moby put out that sound the
> same?  When someone does EIW, which in ITSELF is a diverse collection, and
> then goes on to do AR then PLAY, not to mention all his pre '95 stuff, I
> don't think that Moby can be accused in the least of copying himself or
> putting out something that sounds similar much less "exactly" as his
> previous works.  Now simply look at PLAY: less than half the songs had the
> unifying characteristic of sampling the "Sounds of the South" album, even
> AMONG THESE songs, none of them sounded the same.  When you have such a
> juxtoposition of songs like MACHETE, My weakness, and Guitar flute & string
> on the same album, I don't see how anyone can claim that play has some sort
> of idiosyncratic feature that could be defined, much less COPIED on his
> upcoming album.
> 
> Finally, remember, as he's stated before, all of these tracks were at least
> outlined before he even started touring for Play (does someone remember this
> interview?  Link?), I doubt that it will sound EXACTLY or even SIMILAR to
> Play, unless of course you are refering to Moby's usual diversity itself.
> 
> Chris.
> 
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From: M Land <mjland@wm.edu>
Subject: (mobility) RE: pointless poll
Date: 21 Jan 2002 17:03:19 -0500

Sorry this is late... I finally figured out why none of my posts ever showed
up... You'd think after a little over three years here I'd get it
together...


Sorry if this appears twice...

On 1/15/02 4:04 PM, "Paul Simpson" <techno_gpig@yahoo.com> wrote:

> this should be fun...
> 
> 1. what do you think Moby's next album will sound
> like?
60 minutes of white noise
> 
> 2. how do you think it will be received?
With the hands.  People will go to their local record stores and walk out
with it, after paying, of course.
> 
> 3. what if moby worked with n sync or britney or
> somebody?
I don't think he's that hard up for scratch.
> 
> 4. will you buy the Pork Guys album the day it comes
> out? ;) or will you buy the new Moby the day it comes
> out?
I will buy all albums in their due time...
> 
> 5. guacamole: yes or no?
yes
> 
> 6. there is no number 6.
42 
> 
> 7. top whatever albums of 2001, please.
I don't remember which albums I bought last year came out last year...
> 
> 8. do you think the best Moby is yet to come?
yes
> 
> 9. do you think Moby would ever do a straight
> old-school rave album? like, maybe, a Barracuda album
> or something?
No, I think he's moved on
> 
> 10. are you sick of harry potter?
Yes, I'm sick of hairy potters
> 
> 11. if you have a website, or mp3.com site or
> whatever, plug it here.
Sorry, no site for me.
> 
> 12. could you live on ramen noodles?
No, too many of them have meat products in them.
> 
> 13. do you miss when Mobility was flooded with posts?
> ;)
Yes, I hope we all do
> 
> 
<snip.  No offense Paul, just saving bandwidth>


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From: martinjames <martin@martinjames.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: (mobility) eeeeeek!
Date: 21 Jan 2002 17:24:20 +0000

some with vocals, but a lot of instrumental - all brilliant
m


on 18/1/02 9:40, Bart van Eijck at j.vaneyck@chello.nl wrote:

> Martin James wrote:
>> roysksopp - melody am (wall of sound) i couldn't recommend this more to
>> anyone with a passing liking for air and play even
> 
> 
> Didn't know there was an album. I really like Eple :)  I should check it
> out... Are all tracks instumental like Eple?
> 
> And now for some shocking news:
> ==========================
> From http://www.musictarget.com
> 
> Angie Stone working with 'N Sync's Justin Timberlake and Moby
> 
> Angie Stone has recently been recording and touring with artists like
> Alicia Keys, Will Smith, Maxwell, Moby, 'N Sync's Justin Timberlake
> and Eve. While Stone was working on her second album "Mahogany Soul,"
> she also recorded with Moby for his new album on a track titled "Jam
> for the Ladies," together with MC Lyte and on a ballad. In return,
> Moby gave Angie Stone three tracks for her new project.
> ==========================
> 
> Sounds like "Honey ft. Kelis" part 2... Damn, there goes my last spark of
> hope for Moby's next album. R&B and soul are really not my cup of tea. But
> it could be expected, it's only style Moby hasn't really done yet, although
> Play did come pretty close. So I guess my assumptions of Moby's new album
> becoming "Play vol. 2" aren't false. Yes, my musical friends, we live in
> musically dark times (as far as quality electronic music goes) and now one
> of the very few artists I still buy new releases of is deciding to make
> F*CKIN' R&B!  Now I understand how some people reacted on Animal Rights.
> 
> By the way, just as a formaility, does anybody know if there will be singles
> preceiding the album?
> 
> Bart (--,,--)
> the disappointed alien
> 
> 
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From: martinjames <martin@martinjames.demon.co.uk>
Subject: (mobility) moby does winter olympics
Date: 21 Jan 2002 17:23:15 +0000

a news piece for you all

MOBY
PERFORMS AT WINTER OLYMPICS 2002

Moby has composed a special piece of music which is to be played at The
Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, USA on February 24th. The composition
will be played as the Olympic flame is extinguished at the closing ceremony.
Moby will then open and perform at the concert for the athletes.

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From: Arcya Self <arcya_self@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) Blade 2
Date: 22 Jan 2002 12:31:27 -0800 (PST)

Just got this from rollingstone.com:

MOBY, EVE, GORILLAZ, and MASSIVE ATTACK contribute new
music to the "Blade 2" soundtrack, which is due in
stores March 26th. 

Oooh, more vampire flix :)
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From: Scott Friedman <ssfriedm@ucsd.edu>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Blade 2
Date: 22 Jan 2002 12:35:48 -0800

If you wanna see the movie site before its up...head here...

pretty slick... http://www.blade2.com/preview/

login: BLADE2
pass: NOMAK

there ya go

I heard Moby likes the site...

At 12:31 PM 1/22/02 -0800, you wrote:
>Just got this from rollingstone.com:
>
>MOBY, EVE, GORILLAZ, and MASSIVE ATTACK contribute new
>music to the "Blade 2" soundtrack, which is due in
>stores March 26th.
>
>Oooh, more vampire flix :)
>malfunctiongirl
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Subject: (mobility) Rolling Stone quickie...
Date: 23 Jan 2002 14:09:32 -0800 (PST)

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rollingstone.com has a random vote every day, and today it's Moby vs. Mariah. 78% of the people voted for Moby! Yippie! Go vote right now and let's represent our boy (not like he needs the help).

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From: dj pagan <djpagan@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) off topic - new pickups 1/22/2002
Date: 23 Jan 2002 18:04:04 -0800 (PST)

apologies for the cross post.

/djp

* blue six - beautiful tomorrow (naked
music/astralwerks) 
this is more intended for dj use than just
sitting around chilling, but i think it works for
that as well. jay denes puts together a series of
sexy house tunes with a host of vocalists,
including lisa shaw. my favorite song so far is
'close to home', with the lyrics 'if i
arrived/with a suitcase at your door/would you
throw your arms around me/would we make love on
the floor?'. if that doesn't get your motor
running, i don't know what will. a powerful first
album release from naked music. 7 out of 10. 

* dan the automator - nathaniel merriweater
presents... lovage: music to make love to your
old lady by (75ark/tommy boy) 
this album is quite a disappointment from dan's
work on deltron 3030, gorillaz, and handsome boy
modelling school. continuing on a great concept,
the future of handsome boy modelling school might
be in jeopardy. dan is trying to flex his stuff
and follow-up with the jazzy and sexy note we
remember from 'the truth' and 'sunshine' from
handsome boy modelling school, we see an album
that takes this concept, and uses way too many
annoying vocals to complement the standard, which
is to say expected, beats from dan.
unfortunately, this seems like more of the same
from the automator. 4 out of 10. 

* v/a - recline: a six degrees collection of
chilled grooves (six degrees) 
six degrees has the compilation thing down. over
the past ten years, they have released under one
label or another tons and tons of world beat and
fusion music. this particular compilation pulls
together original and remixed tracks from such
acts as dzihan and kamien, euphoria, and dj cam.
the result is a funked up version of your usual
chilled grooves. while it is a compilation, and
hard to judge on it, the tracks on this album are
tight and sexy, a great introduction to the beat
world of six degrees. 6 out of 10. 

* trio mocoto - samba rock (ziriguiboom/six
degrees) 
30 years ago, trio mocoto debuted with the
premier sound samba. the album, which took brazil
by storm and radiated up and out into the rest of
the countries, echoed a happy, laughing, vibrant
chord of music. after touring for a while, they
went into hiding. from this hiding, they were
dragged by ziriguiboom for their second album -
samba rock. samba rock combines rock, samba, and
jazz overtones together with an echo of hip-hop
to create a quite pleasurable, listening
experience for samba fans. i have found the
tracks to be quite uplifting, and make it easier
for me to get through slow days. for anyone that
is a fan of samba, this is a must have. now, if i
only knew porteguese.  5 out of 10. 


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Subject: Re: (mobility) off topic - new pickups 1/22/2002
Date: 24 Jan 2002 11:02:30 +0000


> 
> * dan the automator - nathaniel merriweater
> presents... lovage: music to make love to your
> old lady by (75ark/tommy boy)
> this album is quite a disappointment from dan's
> work on deltron 3030, gorillaz, and handsome boy
> modelling school. continuing on a great concept,
> the future of handsome boy modelling school might
> be in jeopardy. dan is trying to flex his stuff
> and follow-up with the jazzy and sexy note we
> remember from 'the truth' and 'sunshine' from
> handsome boy modelling school, we see an album
> that takes this concept, and uses way too many
> annoying vocals to complement the standard, which
> is to say expected, beats from dan.
> unfortunately, this seems like more of the same
> from the automator. 4 out of 10.

Couldn't agree more. V. dull album with nothing fresh. Even though I loved
Deltron 3030 and Handsome Boy Modelling School, I have to admit I hated the
Gorillaz. 
It shouldn't be forgotten that both Dan Automater and Prince Paul were
responsible for Tommy Boy's decision to sign some very dodgy rock and
drum'n'bass/ industrial bands a few years back. Despite their pedigree, they
are capable of showing extremely bad taste. As Lovage proves.

So, this is where we discover that Moby loves the album so much he's asked
Dan to mix his new stuff!!
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From: dj pagan <djpagan@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) off topic - new pickups 1/22/2002
Date: 24 Jan 2002 08:29:45 -0800 (PST)

--- martinjames wrote:
> So, this is where we discover that Moby loves
> the album so much he's asked Dan to mix his new
> stuff!!

well... he did say that he wanted a more romantic
album... :)

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From: elissa brown <elissabird@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) what's the Play Video?
Date: 24 Jan 2002 10:59:14 -0800 (PST)

i was just looking at mutebank and saw this-

Moby; Play : The Video (Double) - VHS PAL Video; MF037; Mute; £16.16 

anyone know what that is?

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From: "Bart van Eijck" <j.vaneyck@chello.nl>
Subject: (mobility) Blade 2 soundtrack
Date: 23 Jan 2002 16:45:18 +0100

Some tracks that are on it:

- Mystikal & Moby - Gettin' Aggressive
- Paul Oakenfold & Ice Cube - Right Here, Right Now
- Cypress Hill & Roni Size - The Child of the West
- Mos Def & Massive Attack  - I Against I
- Bubba Sparxxx & Crystal Method - Sharecropper's Dream
- The Roots en BT - Tao of the Machine
There will also be a track from Eve with Basement Jaxx on it, but the
article didn't mention the title.

Every track will be a cooperation between a rap and a dance artist.
Soundtrack will be in stores here (Netherlands) on the 26th. of March.

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From: Rob <branding@wanadoo.nl>
Subject: Re: (mobility) what's the Play Video?
Date: 24 Jan 2002 23:32:41 +0100

Probably the video-clips as featured on the DVD, maybe with the "Give an
idiot a camcorder" as an extra ...
For those without a DVD-player ...

Rob

elissa brown wrote:

> i was just looking at mutebank and saw this-
>
> Moby; Play : The Video (Double) - VHS PAL Video; MF037; Mute; £16.16
>
> anyone know what that is?


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From: Christopher Michael Bourke <cbourke1@bigred.unl.edu>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Blade 2 soundtrack
Date: 24 Jan 2002 16:33:02 -0600 (CST)


> Every track will be a cooperation between a rap and a dance artist.
> Soundtrack will be in stores here (Netherlands) on the 26th. of March.
>
> Bart

Almost exactly the formula used for the SPAWN soundtrack, on which moby
was also featured.  The only difference is that they are using rap artists
rather than rock groups.  I think its funny that all the rap artists get
first mention in the by-lines, EXCEPT Paul Oakenfold.  He gets credit
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From: dj pagan <djpagan@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) nme news + little poll :)
Date: 22 Jan 2002 09:23:53 -0800 (PST)

--- Bart van Eijck <j.vaneyck@chello.nl> wrote:
> I wonder what's the story behind this album
> title... It would be kind of a dull title if
> there wasn't a story attatched :)  I like the
> song title, it could have been on Moon Safari
> by Air :)  Let's all try to find out what's
> the story behind "18"!

it's the number of promotions that the album will
be sold to the public with throughout it's
existence? :)

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From: "Bart van Eijck" <j.vaneyck@chello.nl>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Blade 2
Date: 23 Jan 2002 10:06:36 +0100

>pretty slick... http://www.blade2.com/preview/
>I heard Moby likes the site...


How can you not like this site? This is one piece of flash animation, great,
and the sound, really spooky.

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From: Rob <branding@wanadoo.nl>
Subject: (mobility) Album title - 18
Date: 25 Jan 2002 00:17:09 +0100

What about this:

11th of september ...
... 11-9 ... 9-11 ...

9+11=...

Rob

PS Just couldn't resist ...

Bart van Eijck wrote:

> MOBY has titled his new album '18'.
> (...)
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From: dj pagan <djpagan@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Album title - 18
Date: 24 Jan 2002 16:24:42 -0800 (PST)

--- Rob <branding@wanadoo.nl> wrote:
> What about this:
> 
> 11th of september ...
> ... 11-9 ... 9-11 ...
> 
> 9+11=...
> 
> Rob
> 
> PS Just couldn't resist ...

ummm... unless moby is absolutely terrible at
math: 11 + 9 = 20 at my last count. :)

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From: "Elie Franca" <caetano78@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Album title - 18
Date: 24 Jan 2002 20:59:12 -0500


ummm..i heard that moby figured out 18 new sex positions unknown in the 
past..that is how he came up with the title..each song in the new album 
symbolizes a sexual position..honestly, it's the truth guys..

on a serious note..it would be very thoughtful if the 18 actually stood for 
9-11...and it would seem to me that moby is the type that would think of 
something like that..oh well..i really want to hear some new moby 
tunes...call it whatever..just give me some tunes!!

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Date: 25 Jan 2002 13:08:48 +0900

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From: Rob <branding@wanadoo.nl>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Album title - 18
Date: 25 Jan 2002 10:58:54 +0100

Correct! BUT ....

11 + 9 - (11 - 9) = ... (a certain number of sexpositions)

By the way, I like your website a lot, keep up the nice work!

Rob

dj pagan wrote:

> ummm... unless moby is absolutely terrible at
> math: 11 + 9 = 20 at my last count. :)
>
> /djp


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From: martinjames <martin@martinjames.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: (mobility) what's the Play Video?
Date: 01 Jan 2002 19:09:24 +0000

same as the dvd but on vid basically... i'll check for any differences

m

on 24/1/02 18:59, elissa brown at elissabird@yahoo.com wrote:

> i was just looking at mutebank and saw this-
> 
> Moby; Play : The Video (Double) - VHS PAL Video; MF037; Mute; 16.16
> 
> anyone know what that is?
> 
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From: "Bart van Eijck" <j.vaneyck@chello.nl>
Subject: (mobility) Instinct Moby promo records
Date: 26 Jan 2002 20:27:36 +0100

What kind of sleeve do they come in? I have 2 Drop A Beat promo records
here, one in white and one in black sleeve.

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From: "Steve Giles" <power_hymn@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Instinct Moby promo records
Date: 28 Jan 2002 17:02:14 


My Next Is The E promo came in a plain black cardboard sleeve, center hole 
cutout.. The only difference seems to be that the official release of NitE 
is stickered. My guess is that they were all this way, as almost all of the 
Instinct records I have are stickered cardboard. The only picture sleeve 
from Instinct that I have is the Brotherhood.

Reply-To: mobility@lists.xmission.com

What kind of sleeve do they come in? I have 2 Drop A Beat promo records
here, one in white and one in black sleeve.

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From: Paul Simpson <techno_gpig@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) 18/automator/blade 2/etc
Date: 28 Jan 2002 09:35:59 -0800 (PST)


> well... he did say that he wanted a more romantic
> album... :)

apparently, Automator is gonna produce Beck's new
album... i'll probly like it, but i don't know if
that's totally a good thing...

> 
> Some tracks that are on it:
> 
> - - Mystikal & Moby - Gettin' Aggressive
> - - Paul Oakenfold & Ice Cube - Right Here, Right
> Now
> - - Cypress Hill & Roni Size - The Child of the West
> - - Mos Def & Massive Attack  - I Against I
> - - Bubba Sparxxx & Crystal Method - Sharecropper's
> Dream
> - - The Roots en BT - Tao of the Machine
> There will also be a track from Eve with Basement
> Jaxx on it, but the
> article didn't mention the title.

actually, Eve will be working with the Chemical
Brothers.

uh.... i don't know how this is going to work out. i
really can not get into Mystikal. i really don't think
Moby could do a good rap song, honestly. but we'll
see.
Cypress Hill & Roni Size could be interesting... as
long as Cypress stay away from guitars. they were way
better before they became another cheesy rap-metal
band. even tho they did do that stuff a long time ago,
on the Judgment Night cd (with Sonic Youth!)

Mos Def & Massive Attack could be interesting, except
i'm sick of Mos Def. 
Roots working with BT?!?!? they are really trying to
kill their cred...


let's see... who else would it be cool to see on here?

Outkast actually working with a real drum'n'bass
producer might be interesting...

fuck. that's all i got. anyway...

 
> What about this:
> 
> 11th of september ...
> ... 11-9 ... 9-11 ...
> 
> 9+11=...


well, look at it this way:

take away one of the 1's
9-1=8
and put the other 1 back:
18

:)



oh, and i forgot to mention, with that silly poll i
did, that "song, bruce!" was the correct answer to
number 6. whoever said that, thanks!

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From: Christopher Michael Bourke <cbourke1@bigred.unl.edu>
Subject: Re: (mobility) 18/automator/blade 2/etc
Date: 28 Jan 2002 15:53:29 -0600 (CST)

>
> > What about this:
> >
> > 11th of september ...
> > ... 11-9 ... 9-11 ...
> >
> > 9+11=...
>
>
> well, look at it this way:
>
> take away one of the 1's
> 9-1=8
> and put the other 1 back:
> 18
>

Okay, I have a BS in Mathematics and I still don't see any reasoning
behind a September 11th correlation to the Album name.  I know you guys
are probably just joking, but seriously, it most likely refers to the
number of tracks on the album.


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From: Rob <branding@wanadoo.nl>
Subject: Re: (mobility) 18/etc
Date: 28 Jan 2002 23:21:22 +0100

Would be a real joke if the album would contain 17 or 19 songs, or 14 for
that matter ... a bad joke, that is ... and yes, ofcourse we're joking ...
what else is there to do with a title like that! I mean, "Return to Xanadu"
or "Toto, which way to Kansas?" would have been even worse; but "Eighteen"
...?? I mean, the guy's thirty-six ... hey, there's another clue (36 = 2 x
...)

Rob

PS Nothing wrong with your mathematics ;-))

Christopher Michael Bourke wrote:

> >
> > > What about this:
> > >
> > > 11th of september ...
> > > ... 11-9 ... 9-11 ...
> > >
> > > 9+11=...
> >
> >
> > well, look at it this way:
> >
> > take away one of the 1's
> > 9-1=8
> > and put the other 1 back:
> > 18
> >
>
> Okay, I have a BS in Mathematics and I still don't see any reasoning
> behind a September 11th correlation to the Album name.  I know you guys
> are probably just joking, but seriously, it most likely refers to the
> number of tracks on the album.



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From: dj pagan <djpagan@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: (mobility) 18/automator/blade 2/etc
Date: 28 Jan 2002 15:06:38 -0800 (PST)

--- Christopher Michael Bourke wrote:
> Okay, I have a BS in Mathematics and I still
> don't see any reasoning behind a September
> 11th correlation to the Album name.  I know you
> guys are probably just joking, but seriously,
it
> most likely refers to the number of tracks on
> the album.

holy shit!  i graduated with a bs in mathematics
as well.  i can't believe there is someone else
in the world that would do such a thing! :)

have you seen 'a beautiful mind'?

/djp

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Subject: Re: (mobility) Album title - 18
Date: 28 Jan 2002 15:08:43 -0800 (PST)

--- Rob <branding@wanadoo.nl> wrote:
> Correct! BUT ....
> 
> 11 + 9 - (11 - 9) = ... (a certain number of
> sexpositions)

jesus.  do you know you could, with enough
mathematical work, derive *every number* from
using 11 and 9 and allowing repetitions to be
used.

has anyone else read 'foucault's pendulum' by
umberto eco?

> By the way, I like your website a lot, keep up
> the nice work!

i really appreciate this.  thank you.  i just
uploaded a bunch of new stuff that people might
want to check out.

/djp

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From: Rob <branding@wanadoo.nl>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Album title - 18
Date: 29 Jan 2002 00:27:06 +0100

I wonder what Wittgenstein would have had to say on this topic ...!

dj pagan wrote:

> do you know you could, with enough mathematical work, derive *every
> number* from using 11 and 9 and allowing repetitions to be used.
> has anyone else read 'foucault's pendulum' by umberto eco?

Yep! Great work of art! Although you need to know your way around in
(European) history! Which I do ofcourse ... ;-)

> > By the way, I like your website a lot, keep up the nice work!
>
> i really appreciate this.  thank you.  i just uploaded a bunch of new
> stuff that people might want to check out.
>
> /djp

Actually, it was your top 10 of 2001 (and 2000) that put me back a
little on the world map of (new) music. Allright, maybe too much credit,
but my interest received a new boost! I'm working my way back now a
little bit ... with a little help from AudioGalaxy (great Napster
replacement - highly recommended to everyone).

Recently (FINALLY according to many) I 'discovered' Goldfrapp ... can't
get those tunes out of my head (or the CD out of the player ...)

Rob

np Pet Shop Boys - So hard [KLF vs PSB mix]   oh no, just ended, np
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Subject: Re: (mobility) Album title - 18
Date: 28 Jan 2002 15:52:14 -0800 (PST)

--- Rob <branding@wanadoo.nl> wrote:
> I wonder what Wittgenstein would have had to
> say on this topic ...!

he would talk about how we don't understand and
laugh his way to death.

> Yep! Great work of art! Although you need to
> know your way around in (European) history!
> Which I do of course ... ;-)

oh man.  after reading that book, anytime someone
discusses their 'new idea' with their 'historical
evidence' i won't discuss with them until they've
read that book.  it perfectly illustrates that
you can find whatever you want when you look for
it since it is a matter of interpretation
throughout all history.  amazing.

> Actually, it was your top 10 of 2001 (and 2000)
> that put me back a little on the world map of
> (new) music. All right, maybe too much credit,
> but my interest received a new boost! I'm
> working my way back now a little bit ... with a
> little help from AudioGalaxy (great Napster
> replacement - highly recommended to everyone).

i think they removed the ghostware from
audiogalaxy.  anyway, i try to stay as far away
from major labels as i can, but i find my way to
liking some of the stuff that is released.  i
usually only stick to a few labels, but will try
anything once.

> Recently (FINALLY according to many) I
> 'discovered' Goldfrapp ... can't get those
> tunes out of my head (or the CD out of the
> player ...)

word on the street is a rare & remixed portishead
disc coming out, and supposedly a new album,
which i hope means beth has signed back on.

> np Pet Shop Boys - So hard [KLF vs PSB mix]  
> oh no, just ended, np GOLDFRAPP

np: lowsunday - wallpaper room

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Subject: Re: (mobility) 18/automator/blade 2/etc
Date: 28 Jan 2002 17:52:38 -0600 (CST)



> holy shit!  i graduated with a bs in mathematics
> as well.  i can't believe there is someone else
> in the world that would do such a thing! :)
>
> have you seen 'a beautiful mind'?

Cool.  No, I have not seen the film, but plan to when it gets to the
dollar theatre--In my experience hollywood usually fucks up the math when
it comes to movies.  Pi, goodwill hunting, etc...

And actually, I"m a computer science/mathematics double major, but I
graduate in May, guaranteed, so I say I already have a BS, no harm no
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From: Rob <branding@wanadoo.nl>
Subject: (mobility) OT: Goldfrapp/Portishead
Date: 29 Jan 2002 01:17:38 +0100

I received an e-mail from www.portishead.co.uk:
    "In April 2002 Portishead are really excited to be offering a new
release containing previously unavailable material and more.
     As a member of the Portishead website we would love to offer you
the first preview of this and the band's future releases and
activities."

So something's goin' on ....

Rob

PS I assume you agree that Goldfrapp's sound is somewhat similar to
Portishead ...

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> word on the street is a rare & remixed portishead disc coming out, and
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Subject: Re: (mobility) 18/automator/blade 2/etc
Date: 29 Jan 2002 08:42:33 -0800 (PST)

--- Christopher Michael Bourke wrote:
> And actually, I"m a computer
science/mathematics
> double major, but I graduate in May, 
> guaranteed, so I say I already have a BS, no
> harm no foul.  I love math!

if you say that you minored in philosophy, i will
be forced to kill you. :)  i was also a
compsci/math double major.  egad!

/djp

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From: Christopher Michael Bourke <cbourke1@bigred.unl.edu>
Subject: Re: (mobility) 18/automator/blade 2/etc
Date: 29 Jan 2002 11:34:54 -0600

> 
> if you say that you minored in philosophy, i will
> be forced to kill you. :)  i was also a
> compsci/math double major.  egad!

Nope, Minors included Asian Studies and Japanese.

T minus 3 Months until I graduate.  WHOOO....

But I'll have 2 more years to look forward to in Grad School - Compsci.

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From: Josh Alkire <schwa@glasscity.net>
Subject: (mobility) Play: The Outtakes?
Date: 30 Jan 2002 13:43:06 -0500

Hello, my name is Josh. This is my first post to the Mobility list, although
I have been lurking for a few months.

Can anyone tell me anything about the "Play: The Outtakes" release? Is this
an official, legit release? What else do we know about it?

Thanks!

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From: "Bart van Eijck" <j.vaneyck@chello.nl>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Play: The Outtakes?
Date: 30 Jan 2002 20:17:53 +0100

>Hello, my name is Josh. This is my first post to the Mobility list,
although
>I have been lurking for a few months.
>
>Can anyone tell me anything about the "Play: The Outtakes" release? Is this
>an official, legit release? What else do we know about it?


Did you see it on eBay? Then it's a (rather badly) self-made copy. Sound
quality is perfect, but the artwork is very badly scanned. I think that
there is/are one or two original "Play: The Outtakes" Cds around, but you
won't find them on eBay any more.  How I know all this? Long story, but it
includes that I got a copied version too thinking I was buying an
"original". At least I didn't spend the ammount at what they go for at eBay
on it, but IMO I spent too much for a copy. Be warned. The cd includes some
nice unreleased (instrumental) tunes though...

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From: Josh Alkire <schwa@glasscity.net>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Play: The Outtakes?
Date: 30 Jan 2002 14:10:55 -0500

So, it is real, but the version on eBay right now is a copy?

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1506200176&r=0&t=0&sh
owTutorial=0&ed=1012463330&indexURL=0&rd=1

I figured as much, because this is the third or fourth time I have seen this
guy selling the set.

Thanks for the info!

Josh


On 1/30/02 2:17 PM, "Bart van Eijck" <j.vaneyck@chello.nl> wrote:

>> Hello, my name is Josh. This is my first post to the Mobility list,
> although
>> I have been lurking for a few months.
>> 
>> Can anyone tell me anything about the "Play: The Outtakes" release? Is this
>> an official, legit release? What else do we know about it?
> 
> 
> Did you see it on eBay? Then it's a (rather badly) self-made copy. Sound
> quality is perfect, but the artwork is very badly scanned. I think that
> there is/are one or two original "Play: The Outtakes" Cds around, but you
> won't find them on eBay any more.  How I know all this? Long story, but it
> includes that I got a copied version too thinking I was buying an
> "original". At least I didn't spend the ammount at what they go for at eBay
> on it, but IMO I spent too much for a copy. Be warned. The cd includes some
> nice unreleased (instrumental) tunes though...
> 
> Bart


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From: =?iso-8859-1?q?Cyberscot?= <cyberscot2002@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Play: The Outtakes?
Date: 30 Jan 2002 19:14:52 +0000 (GMT)

 I have actually bought the Outtakes from this seller
and while some real copies do exist bronxrecords on
ebay will send you a copy with 2 CDs which actually
say office recordable on them. I do know where a
genuine copy is on sale if you're interested - and no
I'm not selling it :)


--- Josh Alkire <schwa@glasscity.net> wrote: > So, it
is real, but the version on eBay right now is
> a copy?
> 
>
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1506200176&r=0&t=0&sh
> owTutorial=0&ed=1012463330&indexURL=0&rd=1
> 
 the body. 

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From: dj pagan <djpagan@yahoo.com>
Subject: (mobility) off topic - new pickups 1/29/2002
Date: 31 Jan 2002 12:11:48 -0800 (PST)

sorry about the crosspost.

* luka bloom - between the mountain and the moon
(bar none records)
luka bloom's jump to an independent record label
was one of the best moves he's made.  his small
fan base has made him a wonderful icon in the
celtic, folk, and indie realms.  since jumping on
bar none, he has expanded his usual solo efforts
to include some regular vocals and new
instruments.  each track on this album is
delightfully different and presents a new side of
luka bloom.  female vocals provide backup and
stability, and rolling tracks like 'soshin' and
'bogman' remind you that this is in fact luka
bloom.  a wonderful release with a definitely
push towards expansion and creativity.  kudos,
luka!  9 out of 10.

* the chemical brothers - come with us
(astralwerks)
wow.  putting behind their experimental side of
'surrender', tom and ed return with a powerhouse
of a release.  three tracks are already hits with
the various crowds out there: it began in afrika,
galaxy bounce, and star guitar.  the rest of the
tracks are a flurry of genres, from electrofunk
to some idm-like beats to some dub/ambient.  with
guest appearances from beth orton and richard
ashcroft, both tracks of which were solid, the
album rounds out nicely.  regretably, the tease
of the idea of mixing all the song together
between it began in afrika and galaxy bounce
leave me with a wish to have seen them do it. 
and while it is a solid album, it is nothing
extraordinarily new from the chems, just more of
what one would expect.  they also lose points for
allowing astralwerks to release a 'limited
edition' version of the cd.  7 out of 10.

* fog - pneumonia (ninja tune)
i've been trying to dig on this single for a
while, but i can only say it is straight up wack.
 i suppose it is good to see ninja tune willing
to experiment with some new ideas, but fusing
indie rock with hip-hop/turntablism/leftfield is
not well done here.  whiny flaming lips like
vocals drone over some minorly adjusted beats to
create a piece of noise i really didn't enjoy. 
even coldcut's remix couldn't save it.  'moon
repellent', the b-side track, was only marginally
better, but still not something that is well
done.  try again, ninja tune.  2 out of 10.

* nine inch nails - and all that could have been
(nothing/interscope)
wow.  i never got a chance to attend a nine inch
nails concert, so this was quite a wake up call. 
with a veritable greatest hits selection of songs
for the tour, delving into all his twists and
turns, trent reznor puts together a great album. 
at least for a while.  while listening to both
discs in the deluxe edition, i actually had to
switch cds since two cds worth of nine inch nails
just grated on me.  there is very little
variation between the live version and the album
tracks, which while a good sign for trent, very
mediocre for the consumer.  however, nin fans
will see this as a must have and purchase it, so
it will not disappoint, but will not make one
stand up and take notice either.  5 out of 10.

* steve roach - streams and currents (projekt)
steve picked up where midnight moon left off in
1999 with the guitar he borrowed from roger king
in his bouts of insomnia during the making of
dust to dust.  it was a foreign object, but steve
has been teaching himself how to use and
incorporate this sound into his latest album. 
recorded all live in the timeroom in tuscon, az,
he created lots of emptyspace ambient using
guitar and etheral movements.  this is not
steve's best work, far from it, but it is a solid
work of ambience.  the album is meant for a late
cold winter night, listening to it while thinking
about whatever comes to mind.  however, it's easy
to be distracted from the music.  roach fans will
love it, but this is definitely not an album for
the unitiated.  6 out of 10.

* thievery corporation - sounds from the verve
hi-fi (verve)
most fans of thievery corporation will be very
disappointed with this release.  true fans will
delight in seeing some very significant
influences into their music presented here from
the verve label.  eric and rob were asked to put
together a compilation of their favorite tunes
from the verve label (you might remember a
similar move by dj cam on his 'honeymoon' release
last year).  there is no mixing, but this albums
provides you with two essential elements: (1) a
look at what has inspired the new sound of
thievery corporation and (2) a wonderful
introduction to the verve label.  there is very
little electronic on this release, but it is a
nice compilation album.  5 out of 10.

enjoy.
/djp

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From: michael.demattei@milliman.com
Subject: (mobility) Math Geeks
Date: 31 Jan 2002 12:22:03 -0800

>> Okay, I have a BS in Mathematics and I still
>> don't see any reasoning behind a September
>> 11th correlation to the Album name=2E  I know you
>> guys are probably just joking, but seriously,it
>> most likely refers to the number of tracks on
>> the album=2E

>holy shit!  i graduated with a bs in mathematics
>as well=2E  i can't believe there is someone else
>in the world that would do such a thing! :)

Me, three!


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