Moby Go-es with Debbie Harry

by Mike Diver [Edit this content] ▾ 12 comments 17:51 August 14th, 2006

Techno animal turned MOR baldy Moby has revealed the tracklisting for his forthcoming best-of release.

Go: The Very Best Of Moby will be preceded by a single, 'New York New York'. The new song features vocals by fellow New Yorker Debbie Harry, and is released on October 23.

The album follows on November 6, tracklisting below.

'Go'
'Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?'
'In This World'
'Porcelain'
'In My Heart'
'New York, New York'
'Natural Blues'
'Lift Me Up'
'Bodyrock'
'We Are All Made Of Stars'
'Slipping Away'
'Honey'
'Move'
'James Bond Theme'
'Feeling So Real'

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C'mon...

Where's 'Come On Baby'? His best song by miles...

alexliamw | 14 Aug '06, 18:01 | X | Reply

Moby "best of" release

no "Extreme ways" ?, no "Find my baby" ?, no "Raining again"? , no "Sunday" ?

not my compilation

Antek | 14 Aug '06, 19:23 | X | Reply

500 million albums sales later,

I'll see you all in hell.

SeymourMBA @Antek | 14 Aug '06, 19:24 | X | Reply

Is there a DVD version?

With three hours worth of all the ads these bloody songs have been on?

travisb | 14 Aug '06, 20:33 | X | Reply

Except 'Run On'

which isn't there either.
Hmm.

thommo @alexliamw | 14 Aug '06, 21:47 | X | Reply

Will have to buy this

Despite the fact that Hotel was awful beyond words and 18 was only half good I feel it is my duty to. Everything Is Wrong and Play are masterpieces, I Like To Score is a commendable compilation and Play: The B-Sides rises far above the secondary state of quality it's title suggests. The self titled album is pretty nifty also. In other words he isn't completely irredeemable yet.

Still I don't understand why Slipping Away and Lift Me Up are on the best-of when there are so many better tracks to choose from. For instance God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters, Find My Baby or Hymn. A questionable tracklisting.

Acquiescence @travisb | 14 Aug '06, 22:39 | X | Reply

Well

I like his videos. I like him. I think he's great live.

However, the last two albums were atrocious apart from a great single or two on each.

Damian | 14 Aug '06, 23:39 | X | Reply

am i the only one

who remembers when Moby was a punk? y'know, Animal Rights 'n' that.
i quite liked Someone To Love...

of course then he decided to make some money from giant corporations and still make rants about being a vegan and how superior he was - only now he does it from a position of complete hypocrisy so dire his inability to see it proves he's not only a smug git-faced hypocrite, he's a dumb, smug, git-faced hypocrite...

withpaperwings | 15 Aug '06, 08:53 | X | Reply