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mobility-digest       Wednesday, April 15 1998       Volume 01 : Number 137



Re: (mobility) jesus' ethnicity
Re: (mobility) EIW Mixed & Remixed
RE: (mobility) EIW Mixed & Remixed
(mobility) introduction
What the meep is np ? (was Re: (mobility) np)
(mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?
RE: (mobility) introduction
RE: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?
Re: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?
RE: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?
(mobility) random question
Re: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?
(mobility) The lurker from the digest list speaks...
Re: (mobility) random question
RE: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?
RE: (mobility) introduction
(mobility) end of everything
RE: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?

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Date: Tue, 18 Sep 1956 06:48:09 +0000
From: Your Name <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) jesus' ethnicity

> moby was born september 11, 1965 in new york city.
>
> andy
>
actually some of the funniest people are virgos>>>>>>>>>
i was married to one for 12 years and she was agas when she wasn't
trying to kill me
or trying to persuade me to kill myself>>>>>>>>>

we still laugh at times>>>>>>>>>>
i could go on and on about virgos as i find the energy ultimately
alluring
and yes
for one such as i
dangerous>

but nah>>>>>>>>

who could ever BELIEVE that the stars
planets and
elements could ever have much to do with
WHO WE ARE
and what we are capable of>>>>>>>>>.


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Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1998 22:32:02 -0400
From: jesse hill <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) EIW Mixed & Remixed

EIW Mixed and Remixed is awsome. Get it as soon as you can!!!!!!!11




At 01:06 PM 4/13/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Anyone have EIW Mixed and Remixed?  I'm thinking about getting it, but don't
>want to pay 25 bucks for stuff I already have.  Let me know if it's any good.
>
>Also, on Disk, is there any way to see the full Hymn video?
>
>np: Permanent, Joy Division 1995
>
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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 11:22:00 +0200
From: "Pedersen, Trond Erik" <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: (mobility) EIW Mixed & Remixed

Yes I have the EIW Mix CD. It was the first Moby CD I ever bought, and even
if I've had it for more than a year it's still the CD I play the most. This
compilation consist of two CDs which includes two continous mixes of mixes
and remixes of songs on the EIW album.

My advice would be : GET IT ASAP.
I dont think you'll ever regret it. But of course if you have most the
remixes from before 25 Dollarez is much to pay for it....


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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 98 11:21:42 EDT
From: James Raiswell <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) introduction

hey there...

my name is james raiswell, i'm 21. (i feel like i'm at some sort of AA
meeting, here...!)

uhm.. i first heard "everything is wrong" from a friend of mine. i wasn't
totally thrilled with it - the instrumental were fabulous, but it was too
dance-ish for my liking at the time.

anyway, after a while i bought it, and animal rights, i like to score, a
couple of singles (drop a beat, move) and i also picked up rare/go.

i'm absolutely blown away by everything instrumental moby has ever
written. his song, shining, off the jackal soundtrack is amazing, for
example.

so i dunno. call me a "new" fan, but one who's borderline obssessed.

and that's all abount me.
- - james

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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 17:44:09 +0200
From: Jonathan Ruano <[e-mail]>
Subject: What the meep is np ? (was Re: (mobility) np)

On Thu, Apr 09, 1998 at 05:10:19PM -0700, Paul Simpson wrote:

> just noticing:how come hardly anyone ever puts np:moby at the end of
> their letters? just wondering...
I thought it was just a way to write a tearline or so.. but now I doubt
it... What does np mean ?

> oh yes, i remember a while ago someone was talking about a song called
> tattoo, well i found out in 92 or 94 or something mike oldfield
> released a song titled tatoo....i don't know if it was techno or not
> tho...
No.. Tattoo is a song with starts with bagpipes, a lot a-la scotch
(or gallego if you know those men in north of Spain which wear kilts
and also play the bagpipes). It's a song of that to which M. Oldfield
is used to composing.

> which reminds me, after my mom listened to "in sides" (which she
> describes as "quiet background music"....) she said it was "tubular
> Bells"-ish at times...then she played TB on vinyl, and i thought it
> just sucked, oh well....
Hehehe... I only know well TB II, in which tattoo is.

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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 12:28:44 EDT
From: Eekmaus <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?

hey!
here is a great idea, imo...someone should make some of those nifty
bracelets...you know, like those the church people wear (WWJD) but with the
initials W.W.M.D...

"What Would Moby Do?".....we could start a cult.

just a thought

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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 12:37:31 -0400
From: Steve Giles <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: (mobility) introduction

Welcome James!
I take it you like 'God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters', also. Since
you're not one for dance music (I used to hate in years past) was there
anything you liked on Rare/Go? Mobility (Aqua Mix) was the first song to get
me hooked on Moby, followed by Go (Amphetamix). If you ever feel inspired to
get the Bring Back My Happiness single, I'm sure you'll enjoy 'Alone', which
is in line with God & Shining. Maybe the Josh Wink mix, as its acid
progressive feel eclipses the dance/house feel. What did you like on Move?
Based on your taste, my guess would be Rain Falls & Unloved Symphony. Am I
way off here? Let me know.
Later
- -Steve

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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 12:43:24 -0400
From: Steve Giles <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?

Cults are good.
Adam Sandler said it best:
Fuck the sun! Long live the fucking beast!

We could tattoo crosses on our necks and shave our heads.  :->

    >"What Would Moby Do?".....we could start a cult.

    >just a thought

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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 16:19:16 EDT
From: MOBY child <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?

lets face it, if we all did what moby would do, we'd end up having sex all
day...not that thats a bad thing, per se.

but really, moby, and everyone else, is just a techno/rock artist.  he is not
a god, and never admits to such.  by asking ourselves what moby would do in a
situation, we undermine our own sence of self worth.  personally, i would not
like to live in a society which defines anyone (including Moby and Jesus) as a
model person.

In a message dated 98-04-14 12:31:02 EDT, you write:

>  hey!
>  here is a great idea, imo...someone should make some of those nifty
>  bracelets...you know, like those the church people wear (WWJD) but with the
>  initials W.W.M.D...
>
>  "What Would Moby Do?".....we could start a cult.

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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 16:31:11 -0400
From: Steve Giles <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?

Oh yeah,Oh yeah....Uh huh Uh huh......Yeah, I can see the 'positive role
model thing. I was just addin' some humor. I don't worship anything except
the porcelin gods on a rough night. 'smatter a fact, I smoke, drink, and eat
meat. F those f'n b's who tell you what to do. Moby has some interesting
viewpoints which provoke some thought...but not too much.
- -Steve

    lets face it, if we all did what moby would do, we'd end up having
sex all
    day...not that thats a bad thing, per se.

    but really, moby, and everyone else, is just a techno/rock artist.
he is not
    a god, and never admits to such.  by asking ourselves what moby
would do in a
    situation, we undermine our own sence of self worth.  personally, i
would not
    like to live in a society which defines anyone (including Moby and
Jesus) as a
    model person.

    In a message dated 98-04-14 12:31:02 EDT, you write:

    >  hey!
    >  here is a great idea, imo...someone should make some of those
nifty
    >  bracelets...you know, like those the church people wear (WWJD)
but with the
    >  initials W.W.M.D...
    >
    >  "What Would Moby Do?".....we could start a cult.

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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 18:55:12 -0500 (CDT)
From: Bill Tatalovich <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) random question

Hey all--

I'm sitting here reading all the posts today, when suddenly a thought
strikes me.  I know there a very many techno fans out there on this list,
but what about non-techno fans?  Does anyone actually hate techno but like
Moby?  Oddly enough, I was like that for a while...since then, I'm
starting to like a couple of techno acts, especially BT (thanks a million
to the people who suggested him).  Even so, I'm still into mostly emo,
math rock kind of stuff.  So is anyone with me on this, or is this a
rarity?  Just curious...

Keep on keepin' on,
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Date: Wed, 19 Sep 1956 07:29:21 +0000
From: Your Name <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?

>  personally, i would not
> like to live in a society which defines anyone (including Moby and Jesus) as a
> model person.


)))))))here here
yeah like listening to someone and digging what they're saying at times
is a far cry from wanting to wear the same shoes and scarves
and go to sleep together>>>>>>


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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 18:59:55 -0700 (PDT)
From: Tallis Frazier <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) The lurker from the digest list speaks...

Just wanted to drop a note to every seller on the list that I'm
willing to buy or take off your hands any Moby/Dj
Cake/Barracuda/Voodoo Child/whatever CD/LP/CT/LMNOP/Bootlegs and much,
much more.
Now don't take this the wrong way, I'm not made of cash (but imagine
my collection if I was *drool*), but I'm willing to buy. Have
anything? Just drop an email in my box or to the list (preferibly my
box, cause I'm selfish :p). Offlist, I've had good relations with some
of the list readers, and I'd like to give 'em a note...


Ryan: the money for the tapes has been sent off!
Johan: If I only would have emailed you earlier..
Xaq: I'm still trying to figure out how to write a review on your demo
tape.
DJ Tripp: I swear I'm gonna SCREAM if I don't hear a peep about the
money order I sent for the Mix CD
...and a BIG shout-out to Scott:The ATINITBL Promo CD was worth every
cent!

                                Thank you kindly,
                                Tallis
"Honestly, I don't think my gender matters, either way, I'd still be a
goofy nutcase!"
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Date: Wed, 19 Sep 1956 08:15:44 +0000
From: Your Name <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) random question

BILL>

 it's kinda like being a general and knowing you really hate war>>>>>
but ya gotta know how to do it and if you're fighting some real bad
guys
then ya gotta respect the weapons and strategies that allow you
victory>

at least for me...that's how i feel about techno per se>>>>>>
i love music first and that means as i first indicated everything great
from bach to vivaldi and aphex twin to zounds (old post-punk band from
around 80)>>>>>>
it's like whatever is is>
and of course SOME techno is truly DA BOMB
and some of it is worth wipin my hiny with>>>>>>>>>

put it this way
it's just what ya dig>

like damien here who runs this list

look at some of his fave groups
like erasure for instance
and they are like to me the greatest pop duo
electronic or otherwise
that ever existed>>>>>

moby is much loved and hated by the techno scene
he has denounced much of it and he has helped create what it is>

we are all of two sides good and evil
yin and yang
et and al

you'd be surprised at what we like>

come join us at

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for discussion on groups other than moby>>>>>>>>>>>>>

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Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 07:21:31 -0700 (PDT)
From: Dan Venema <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?

It's interesting to think and it kind of pisses me off that people
think all us "left wing freaks" are shoving greenpeace and veganism
down your throats...I mean sure, for me..I wish that people would be
more considerate of the world they lived in, and I wonder why we enjoy
being ignorant so we don't have to have consciences...so we can walk
down the hall with our fresh nikes not thinking of the world...it's
not like I could even begin to tell you what to do, but doing what
moby does with his essays are good, get people to think, when they
wouldn't do it before...this is just my opinion of course...
What would moby do? I wonder what his opinion on abortion would
be....women's rights or the child or the fetus..."I can feel the
fetus's heart beat:)"
I don't know about that subject..but I just hate it when people
brainwash from both sides of the arguement..like when you fight for
women's rights, do you think about that woman who crys herself to
sleep for believing she killed her child..or when you fight for the
child's(fetus) rights  do you actually help that woman with the child
she bears? or when you bomb abortion clinics how are you not a
hypocritic? I'm not trying to start a huge flame mail...just weighing
these thoughts against eachother..and wondering
WWMD;)
cheers....
quiet moby(dan)
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Date: Wed, 15 Apr 98 11:49:25 EDT
From: James Raiswell <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: (mobility) introduction

Steve Giles writes:
>
> Welcome James!

i feel midly embarassed and somewhat intimidated here...
<gulp>
too much attention.

> I take it you like 'God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters', also. Since
> you're not one for dance music (I used to hate in years past) was there

... i'm liking dance music that much more, really. i used to be into the
whole "if it doesn't have live musicians and heavily distorted guitars, it
sucks" phase. blame my transition over to dance/techno/trip hop/etc on
moby for one and trent reznor for another.

i'm a *huge* fan of first cool hive. man, the bass... wow.

otherwise, you're frighteningly right on most of my tastes. i'm loving
next is the e, which has to be one of my faves off rare/go. that, and
thousand, of course.

the go CD really blew me away. i was expecting it to be sort of NINish, in
the way that trent does 14 mixes of one song, and separates them track for
track so that you really do have to listen to 14 versions of the same
song. i was impressed all to hell when moby mixed them together (more or
less) as one complete song.
- - james

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Date: Wed, 15 Apr 98 11:52:24 EDT
From: James Raiswell <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) end of everything

probably this has been asked one billion times before. but, as homer
simpson once said: "it's my first day." so...

how is the end of everything? is it worth picking up?
- - james

i'd also like to complain that this mailing list is keeping me from
studying for my japanese history exam, and i'd like to blame you all if i
fail miserably.
i'd like to.
but really it's my own fault.
i have to go, now. the samurai await.

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Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 12:01:25 -0400
From: Steve Giles <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: (mobility) W hat  W ould  M oby  Do?

I wouldn't take it too heavily. If to you Moby is a symbol of
thoughtfulness, good. I agree with you that many issues are not clear cut
black/white issues. It's often hard to say that one side is right and the
other wrong. It's usually they're both right and both wrong. I also agree it
is good to get people thinking, although I don't think those wristbands
would be very successful. Catch people's attention the wrong way. Have a
pleasant day, -Steve

    It's interesting to think and it kind of pisses me off that people
    think all us "left wing freaks" are shoving greenpeace and veganism
    down your throats...I mean sure, for me..I wish that people would be
    more considerate of the world they lived in, and I wonder why we
enjoy
    being ignorant so we don't have to have consciences...so we can walk
    down the hall with our fresh nikes not thinking of the world...it's
    not like I could even begin to tell you what to do, but doing what
    moby does with his essays are good, get people to think, when they
    wouldn't do it before...this is just my opinion of course...
    What would moby do? I wonder what his opinion on abortion would
    be....women's rights or the child or the fetus..."I can feel the
    fetus's heart beat:)"
    I don't know about that subject..but I just hate it when people
    brainwash from both sides of the arguement..like when you fight for
    women's rights, do you think about that woman who crys herself to
    sleep for believing she killed her child..or when you fight for the
    child's(fetus) rights  do you actually help that woman with the
child
    she bears? or when you bomb abortion clinics how are you not a
    hypocritic? I'm not trying to start a huge flame mail...just
weighing
    these thoughts against eachother..and wondering
    WWMD;)
    cheers....
    quiet moby(dan)


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