"DJ HEAT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> once wrote,
> I keep seeing Moby everywere TV, AWARD SHOWS, lite > radio stations like the river. do you still consider > him part of the underground click or has he sold out? Underground? Surely not. But I won't chastise him for attaining popularity. But did he stay "techno"? I mean, I listened to his latest, "Play", and some of his work afterwards. And he veers away from techno more and more. I mean, "Southside", with that girl from No Doubt. Argh, what absolute horrendous music to torture my fragile ears with. "Play" had some gems (Porcelain comes to mind), but as a whole, it sounded like Moby wanted to hit the mainstream so much that he shunned his techno roots. Yes, it sounds commercial, and yes, by sounding commercial, he sounds less electronic. Never mind his "punk rock" album he made, I just think Moby is moving away slowly from what built him up. Frank Pelletier [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Let them hate me, provided they fear me" - Atreus ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- Trinity on Dumpshock, Saffron on Sorcery
