Okay, like I couldnt tell you the names of like 3 moby songs. I dont listen to his music, i dont know anything about him, and I certainly dont hate him. I dont know enough about what he does or the music he makes to pass judgement on him. I have no reason to go out and buy his records, nor do i have any reason to diss him and such. Its just that i saw that quote in URB, and thought it was list relevant. APparently, he has a lot of conflicting quotes, so maybe that quote was not as relavant as I persumed. I'm sorry.
Now...has anyone heard the new Dreamsequence cd? I picked up the 12 inch tre 159, and I really dig the "Work Dat Body," but I hear the full cd has gotten good reviews. Anyone confirm? > Moby should pull his head out of his ass... hip-hop was great in the early > 90's! There was more than just gangsta rap around. That's the problem with > his all-or-nothing sways. He did the same thing with techno and dance music > in the mid-90s when he thought all of it was going the way of Aphex Twin. He > started listening to the "Seattle Sound" and so he attempted to make a > punk/grundge record. It failed and his agent told him to get back to making > music that his fans liked so he did. He will deny this though. I've seen > quotes a-pleanty from him saying that he was leaving techno because he > thought it was stagnent. He can try to deny it and say that his words are > being twisted around but after seeing a letter _from him to URB magazine_ > saying why he was leaving dance music his denial of it just doesn't stand up > anymore. Moby changes to please. That's why I don't consider Moby techno. > Techno does not compromise. Pop aims to please.
