God, Moby chose my favourite Cure, P.J. Harvey and Massive
Attack songs. Plus I can't believe he chose The Beta Band,
let alone the song Inner Meet Me - one of my favs from them.
What an excellent collection of music - Oh yeah Creedence
Clearwater Revival as well - nice ones!
TMB
On Fri, 03 Sep 1999 12:13:26 +1000 Mark Honeychurch
<HONEYCHURCHM@stgeorge.com.au> wrote:
> I tried posting this a couple of weeks ago but our mail firewall didn't like it and refused to let it out. I think it may have been the s_x in s_x pistols, but I'm going to keep trying to mail it, censoring it a bit at a time until I get it through....
>
> Okay, that didn't work so I'm going to send it in two parts and see which one's causing the problem...
>
> Last weekend Australian TV channel ABC had Moby guest programming on their late night music show Rage.
>
> This is what he chose:
>
> 11:50pm
> Just Like Heaven Cure, The Warner
> Ghost Town Specials, The Sony
> Insomnia Faithless Festival
> Safe From Harm Massive Attack V_rgin (He said they're his favourite band at the moment)
> Cross Bones Style Cat Power MDS (They used to practice in his basement)
> Drinking In L.A. Bran Van 3000 EMI
> Inner Meet Me Beta Band Modular
> Natural One Folk Implosion Polydor
> Mockingbirds Grant Lee Buffalo Mushroom
> Send His Love To Me PJ Harvey Mercury
> 12:30am
> Heart Of Glass Blondie EMI (He said she looks like she's on the tail-end of a 3 week drugs bender)
> Remember Me Blue Boy Mushroom
> Enjoy The Silence Depeche Mode Mushroom
> Atmosphere Joy Division Festival
> Protection Massive Attack V_rgin
> Six Underground Sneaker Pimps V_rgin
> 1:00am
> Gold Dust Woman Hole Polydor
> Looking Out My Back Door Creedence Clearwater Revival Festival (An old favourite of his)
> Are You Experienced? Jimi Hendrix Polydor
> Instant Karma John Lennon EMI (Loved it after he saw it on a Nike TV commercial)
> Senses Working Overtime XTC V_rgin
> We Are The Champions Queen EMI
> Don't Change INXS Warner
> One U2 Polydor
> 1:30am
> Little Drummer Boy David Bowie & Bing Crosby EMI
> Hurt Nine Inch Nails Warner
> Hey Man Nice Shot Filter Warner
> The Mercy Seat Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Mushroom
> Release The Bats Birthday Party, The - Live Mushroom
> Lust For Life Iggy Pop V_rgin
> Anarchy In The U.K. S_x Pistols V_rgin
> 2:00am
> Poison Prodigy, The Sony
> Welcome To The Terrordome Public Enemy Sony
> Hip Hop Hooray Naughty By Nature Mushroom
> Mama Said Knock You Out LL Cool J Sony
> California Love 2 Pac featuring Dr. Dre Mercury
> Regulate Warren G & Nate Dogg Warner
> That's When I Reach For My Revolver Moby Warner
> 2:30am
> Girl U Want Devo Warner
> Unfinished Sympathy Massive Attack V_rgin
> Karmacoma Massive Attack V_rgin
> James Bond Theme Moby Warner
> Run On Moby Mushroom
> Bodyrock Moby Mushroom
>
> After this, some new releases were played and then the ARIA Top 50 was on, taking the program to 7:00am. I managed to record everything except for the first five minutes. The bits in brackets are what I remember of Moby's comments on his choices.
>
> continued...
>
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Date: Fri, 3 Sep 1999 09:56:25 +0100
From: Greening Ian <Ian.Greening@Tms-Ltd.com>
Subject: RE: (mobility) Moby in Australia
Okay, something of a tangent, so please be nice. Please? :-)
I saw Moby played the Sneaker Pimps. Apparently they're back, but without
Kelly, the singer. Has anyone heard their new stuff? Is it any good?
The reason I ask is that I saw them live a few years ago, and basically they
were the band I wanted to be when I was 17. Slowed down, grunged up, gently
abusing old analogue keyboards, oh yes. Maybe it's worth renewing the
