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~Moby Last Night~
1 oOh Yeah: The first track on the album starts with the title of this track. It does sound strange with its electronic repetition, which is then followed some 90 seconds where the music breaks into some mellow singing, the largely repetitive voice stops for a while ... Read review
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Last Night - Moby
After three albums that seemed to find Moby in some sort of creative stasis, Last Night
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sees the once-restless DJ/producer changing the record and returning to one of his first loves: the heaving dancefloors of his native New York. Soulful, uplifting p...
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After three albums that seemed to find Moby in some sort of creative stasis,Last Nightsees
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the once-restless DJ/producer changing the record and returning to one of his first loves: the heaving dancefloors of his native New York. Soulful, uplifting pia...
Advantages: Great Electronic and Dance album Disadvantages: Some poor tracks and perhaps uses too many music genres
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~Moby Last Night~
1 oOh Yeah: The first track on the album starts with the title of this track. It does sound strange with its electronic repetition, which is then followed some 90 seconds where the music breaks into some mellow singing, the largely repetitive voice stops for a while and comes back later. It does sound a complete contrast to Moby's more well known and much more famous songs. This would count as a good disco ... ...instrumental sounds. 14 Last Night: From a listening perspective I felt that this has a romantic yet emotional feel to it. The over riding feature is that it has nice solo singing which sounds really sweet and pleasant to hear. The keyboard plays a more minor role in this track though it does provide well timed notes. This I guess is a perfect Summer time track.
Overall I found this particular album really good based on its variation of wide scope ...
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Advantages: Rhythmic simplicty masks symphonic depth, consistently upbeat and refreshing Disadvantages: Could use a little more variation
...album is darkly moving. The last track "Last night" is another example of the slower side of the album, a good fadeout with some bluesy aspects that is well worth a listen.
A bit of pub/bar-room trivia for you all: Grandmaster Caz, famous for weighing in on hip-hop bombshell 'rappers delight' and not to be confused with Grandmaster Flash, makes a vocal contribution on "I love to move in here".
Put simply: If you're a fan of Moby, buy this record. ... ...buy this record. , buy this record. If you like to loose it on the dance-floor … buy this record. There are one or two weak links but as a whole it's an easy album to love and easily deserves a place up there with the best of Moby.
Best Track: "Every Day it's 1989"
Worst Track: "I Love to Move in Here" ...
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Album Notes: This sixth studio album from the unassuming studio genius follows 2005's 'Hotel' and has been described by the man himself as a return to a more electronic and dancefloor oriented feel. Produced and recorded at his home studio in Manhattan, the record includes the single 'Alice' and features a variety of guest vocalists including the UK's MC Aynzli, Sylvia Gordon of Brooklyn indie-dance outfit Kudu, the Yoruba-speaking Nigerian 419 Crew, and Grandmaster Caz, one of the writers of the seminal hip-hop anthem 'Rapper's Delight'.
Titles on disc 1
1.: Ooh Yeah
2.: I Love To Move In Here
3.: 257 Zero
4.: Everyday It's 1989
5.: Live For Tomorrow
6.: Alice
7.: Hyenas
8.: I'm In Love
9.: Disco Lies
10.: Stars
11.: Degenerates
12.: Sweet Apocalypse
13.: Mothers Of The Night
14.: Last Night
14.: Last Night/Lucy Vida
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