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mobility-digest       Monday, December 28 1998       Volume 01 : Number 297



(mobility) turntables(offtopic)
(mobility) wrong header
Re: (mobility)
(mobility) clay list this week
(mobility) stuph
(mobility) Re: mobility-digest V1 #296
(mobility) Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 19:26:29 -0500
Re: (mobility) Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 19:26:29 -0500
Re: (mobility) voodoo child- end of everything

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Date: Fri, 25 Dec 1998 14:19:13 EST
From: [e-mail]
Subject: (mobility) turntables(offtopic)

i was wondering if anyone here has the mc-505 here and if you like it or not
and how much it cost. reply privately please. thanks

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Date: Fri, 25 Dec 1998 14:30:39 EST
From: [e-mail]
Subject: (mobility) wrong header

sorry about the misleading header. i just got moby's early underground from my
aunt and the only song i really enjoy is party time. i also got jr vasquez
live 2cd which kicks ass if you like dj mixes.
happy holidays

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Date: Fri, 25 Dec 1998 21:28:41 -0600
From: "Craig J. Rasmussen" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility)

+AD4- So my question to the list is,
+AD4- what are all YOUR cds that recieve heavy rotation in your personal
+AD4- stereo?  Are any of them Moby related?  Hmm?

the cds that revolve around my cd player would be daft punk's homework,
moby's dj mix of EIW, prodigy music for the jilted...., and a few other moby
tracks like honey, etc.

btw, I went to Virgin megastore yesterday, was looking through the singles
section and happened to find lopez +ACI-why can't it stop?+ACI- single for 5.99+ACEAIQ-

kevin
craigras+AEA-msn.com

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Date: Fri, 25 Dec 1998 20:23:29 +0000
From: clay <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) clay list this week

okay
okay
besides the wonderful music of the season this is what i 've been
playing at work.......
i work alone so no ONE is allowed to complain

mozart...jupiter symphony
madonna....drowned world remixes
new radicals.....
paul van dyk......
brahms.....hungarian dances
brahms....requiem
in love in paris......
sounds of italy......
patricia kaas....dans ma chair
gil shahan....violin romances
original flavor
best of acid jazz volume 3

and more



clay

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Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 09:10:57 -0800 (PST)
From: Paul Simpson <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) stuph

heavy rotation? like meat beat manifesto albums, they change every
track. (see the interview with jack d. in cmj october 98)

i go thru some flashback phases evry now and then. like last night i
was listenin to nirvana'ss "incesticide", which i think is there best
cd besides nevermind and in utero. i dont know, i  just like it a lot
and its probly there most underrated cd.

well, um, my heavy rotattion changes so much...probably orbital's
"impact USA (the earth is burningg :diversion)" from _diversions_ is
my heavy rotation now. i love that song, its one of my favorite
orbital's right up there with "dwr budr", which my cousin is borrowing
now, in exchange for the nu korn. theyre also heavy rotation now i
guess. you know what? its all in the family...

anyway, <hhttp://www.ab-cd.com> is an online version of an indy store
in ct. i dont know if they have any moby, but they have every single
stereolab release EVER, so ive heard, a 6000-7000 dollar investment.
wow. so they must have some rare moby there. they sell lots of orb
(paterson, not hartnoll) and spirituaized and portishead, etc. so
there you go












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Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 14:37:35 PST
From: "Android M" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) Re: mobility-digest V1 #296

hello list...

>So my question to the list is,
>what are all YOUR cds that receive heavy rotation in your personal
>stereo?  Are any of them Moby related?  Hmm?

ok, ok. so, I'm behind (I get the digest...) but you ask a good
question.

my first CD was G.B.H.'s 'leather, bristles, no survivors, & sick boys'
circa 1987. I have a whole bunch of dance CD's that make me cringe to
look at but you know the funny thing is Moby always remains. that's why
I'm on this list. I guess a current listening phase of mine is as
follows:

- -->Magenta compilation 'Balls to the Walls'-- japanese noise bands
- -->Moby 'Drop a Beat (deep mix)' 12"
- -->Chrome '3rd from the Sun' -- classic space metal (look for my artwork
on Helios Creed's 'Dark Matter 2' release)
- -->Vangelis 'Blade Runner' & 'China'
- -->Vince Guaraldi 'Charlie Brown Christmas'
- -->Can 'Tago Mago'
- -->Man...or Astro-Man? 'Destroy all Astro-Men!'
- -->Mixmag Vol.2 'Sven Vath & Moby'
- -->Stereolab 'Mars Audiac Quintet'
- -->The Stranglers 'Greatest Hits'

I'm one song away from Steve's favorite for 'EOE'. I like 'Gentle Love'
It kinda sounds in between pure happiness & pure despair which makes for
a powerful track.

That's what I've listened to in the last 3 weeks. Thanks for reading...

android

>Date: Fri, 25 Dec 1998 12:21:49 -0500 (EST)
>From: [e-mail]
>Subject: (mobility) Heavy Rotation
>
>Patient Love from End Of Everything is quite possibly my favorite Moby
song.



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Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 17:26:03 -0700
From: "4 Wilsons" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 19:26:29 -0500

We all have those few cd's that we had when we were younger that
when we get older are totally embarassed about... my cd
collection has increased enormously in the last couple of years ever
since i got a job and could afford them!  Now my cd rack is full...
Every so often when I clean my room one of those cds I used to listen
to as a child comes up (that I can't believe I liked!), then I have to lose
it again!

I convinced my dad to purchase the William Shatner/Leonard Nimoy
musical album for my mom for christmas.. It is hysterically funny cuz it's
soo cheesy!!!  However, there are always those christmas/channukah gifts
that are really bad!!!.... however, there's always some charity or other
who
are quite happy to get them, so it's not a total loss.  At a christmas
gathering
with my family my grandma added 1 1/2 shots of rum to her eggnog... and
she can't hold any liquer well... she accidently poured some in my mom's
coffee and disappeared for a large portion of the evening... *snicker*
The turkey my aunt put in the oven was so big it looked like a human
baby - which totally disturbed me... I dined on simulated meat!!!

hmmm.. to make this moby related, did moby draw the picture of evil
ninja moby, or was that someone else?

Happy new years all!!!

- -Jennafur


>it's amazing how much my cd collection has grown.  i first got a cd
player in 6th grade for x-mas, a one disk one.  the two cd's i got with
that were pearl jam's ten and TLC (i was in a weird phase).  that yr was
funny because i had gotten the same TLC cd in the mail from my uncle and
when we went to my dad's cousin's house for x-mas, i got the same pj
cd.  my dad had told them that i liked either one and didn't mention
that they were getting both for me.  so, i gave the TLC cd to a friend.
i thanked my uncle for it and never mentioned that i already had it.  my
dad's cousin exchanged the cd for the singles soundtrack, which has pj
on it.  so, i started out with 3 cd's and am now close to 200.  i don't
have the TLC one anymore.. it became a frisbee.  i still have the pj
one, naturally, and the singles one.  sorry.. just reminiscing.  it's
amazing what triggers memories.  this was about 6 yrs ago, too.

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Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 16:46:59 -0800 (PST)
From: BRIAN HOVEY <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 19:26:29 -0500

yes!!!!!!! Moby did draw the pic of evil nija moby, in fact every time
that ive met him he has drawn me a pic on what ever i give to him to
sign.
Peace
Bri




- ---4 Wilsons <[e-mail]> wrote:
>
> We all have those few cd's that we had when we were younger that
> when we get older are totally embarassed about... my cd
> collection has increased enormously in the last couple of years ever
> since i got a job and could afford them!  Now my cd rack is full...
> Every so often when I clean my room one of those cds I used to listen
> to as a child comes up (that I can't believe I liked!), then I have
to lose
> it again!
>
> I convinced my dad to purchase the William Shatner/Leonard Nimoy
> musical album for my mom for christmas.. It is hysterically funny
cuz it's
> soo cheesy!!!  However, there are always those christmas/channukah
gifts
> that are really bad!!!.... however, there's always some charity or
other
> who
> are quite happy to get them, so it's not a total loss.  At a christmas
> gathering
> with my family my grandma added 1 1/2 shots of rum to her eggnog...
and
> she can't hold any liquer well... she accidently poured some in my
mom's
> coffee and disappeared for a large portion of the evening... *snicker*
> The turkey my aunt put in the oven was so big it looked like a human
> baby - which totally disturbed me... I dined on simulated meat!!!
>
> hmmm.. to make this moby related, did moby draw the picture of evil
> ninja moby, or was that someone else?
>
> Happy new years all!!!
>
> -Jennafur
>
>
> >it's amazing how much my cd collection has grown.  i first got a cd
> player in 6th grade for x-mas, a one disk one.  the two cd's i got
with
> that were pearl jam's ten and TLC (i was in a weird phase).  that yr
was
> funny because i had gotten the same TLC cd in the mail from my uncle
and
> when we went to my dad's cousin's house for x-mas, i got the same pj
> cd.  my dad had told them that i liked either one and didn't mention
> that they were getting both for me.  so, i gave the TLC cd to a
friend.
> i thanked my uncle for it and never mentioned that i already had it.
 my
> dad's cousin exchanged the cd for the singles soundtrack, which has pj
> on it.  so, i started out with 3 cd's and am now close to 200.  i
don't
> have the TLC one anymore.. it became a frisbee.  i still have the pj
> one, naturally, and the singles one.  sorry.. just reminiscing.  it's
> amazing what triggers memories.  this was about 6 yrs ago, too.
>
>
>

==
"How can I save you, I cant even save myself,
 ....so just save yourself!!!"


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Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1998 13:47:16 -0600 (CST)
From: Chris Bourke <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) voodoo child- end of everything

>
> So my question to the list is,
> what are all YOUR cds that recieve heavy rotation in your personal
> stereo?  Are any of them Moby related?  Hmm?
>
Actually, because of the volume of Moby CDs, no single one of them
recieves heavy rotation, but out of all my moby CDs that I have, the one I
listen to most is AR.  Dunno why so many people vilify it, I think it is
his best one.

As for overall heavy rotation, Portishead and Nirvana and Bjork rarely
leave my car, and since I got it this christmas, the Beastie Boys haven't
left my home stereo!

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