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mobility-digest      Wednesday, December 29 1999      Volume 03 : Number 065



Re: (mobility) we're number 4our!!
Re: (mobility) we're number 4our!!
Re: (mobility) Is Moby gay?
(mobility) Top 5 and bottm 5 albums of 1999
Re: (mobility) Is Moby gay?
Re: (mobility) Top 5 and bottm 5 albums of 1999/fc soundtrack
Re: (mobility) Is Moby gay?
(mobility) Moby DJ Set on the Net!

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Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 17:20:17 -0800 (PST)
From: megan check <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) we're number 4our!!

i thought it was funny in EW when they said blink
182's new album 'enema of the state' was most likely
to introduce you to the porn industry. and that proof
there was really a god was "the decline of puff
daddy".

- --- Hotel Detective Phizzo Jobson
<[e-mail]> wrote:
>
> yeah, in both USA TODAY and Entertainment Weekly,
> PLAY
> is #4our best album of the year! yay! altho i have
> to
> say, if NIN or RATM werent as popular as they were
> PLAY would easily be 1ne, on every survey...well ok
> maybe BECK would be #1ne. (well except EW, their 1ne
> was...Robbie Williams?@?@) of course if moby was
> more
> popular then RATM or NIN the world would probly be a
> different place huh? even if NIN or RATM were just
> simply NOT AS POPULAR..... whatever. PLAY is number
> one, sez me.
>
> altho, EW praised Luscious Jackson (altho just
> "Ladyfingers" not the whole album which was almost
> equally as phat) and Beta Band, so thats cool too.
> altho in the TV section it praised the Simpsons, but
> Futurama or S&O werent mentioned anywhere. well, who
> gives about what critics think anyway.
>
> hmmm..... hey did anyone see the new Weird Al AL TV
> special? they played the Jon Spencer video that Al
> directed, and Bjork's "I Miss You" (I still hate
> that
> video, i hate Ren & Stimpy and anything to do with
> them, but the song rocks and Bjork rocks and its
> cool
> that Al played Bjrok, MTV never plays her ;) and a
> bunch of Al stuff! yay! i like the Michael Stipe
> "interview" the first thing Stipe said was "My name
> is
> Bjork"! and al said "No it isn't"! awesome!
>
> right, i better go. bye!
>
> "That was the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, playing a
> song you will definitely not find on my new album
> "Running With Scissors" or my new home video "Weird
> Al
> Yankovic Live!""
> PHIZZO
>
> =====
> Even MTV BIGWIGS have heart attacks!!!!!
> SEND EMAIL TO MTV TELLING THEM TO PUT SIFL AND OLLY
> BACK ON!
> ITS THE BEST SHOW ON TELEVISION AND MTV ISNT SHOWING
> IT!
> [e-mail]
> Hotel Detective PHIZZO JOBSON from The Ministry of
> 'Ousinje
> (aka >>>>>PAUL<<<<<)
> __________________________________________________
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> Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger.
> http://messenger.yahoo.com
>
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Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 17:20:17 -0800 (PST)
From: megan check <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) we're number 4our!!

i thought it was funny in EW when they said blink
182's new album 'enema of the state' was most likely
to introduce you to the porn industry. and that proof
there was really a god was "the decline of puff
daddy".

- --- Hotel Detective Phizzo Jobson
<[e-mail]> wrote:
>
> yeah, in both USA TODAY and Entertainment Weekly,
> PLAY
> is #4our best album of the year! yay! altho i have
> to
> say, if NIN or RATM werent as popular as they were
> PLAY would easily be 1ne, on every survey...well ok
> maybe BECK would be #1ne. (well except EW, their 1ne
> was...Robbie Williams?@?@) of course if moby was
> more
> popular then RATM or NIN the world would probly be a
> different place huh? even if NIN or RATM were just
> simply NOT AS POPULAR..... whatever. PLAY is number
> one, sez me.
>
> altho, EW praised Luscious Jackson (altho just
> "Ladyfingers" not the whole album which was almost
> equally as phat) and Beta Band, so thats cool too.
> altho in the TV section it praised the Simpsons, but
> Futurama or S&O werent mentioned anywhere. well, who
> gives about what critics think anyway.
>
> hmmm..... hey did anyone see the new Weird Al AL TV
> special? they played the Jon Spencer video that Al
> directed, and Bjork's "I Miss You" (I still hate
> that
> video, i hate Ren & Stimpy and anything to do with
> them, but the song rocks and Bjork rocks and its
> cool
> that Al played Bjrok, MTV never plays her ;) and a
> bunch of Al stuff! yay! i like the Michael Stipe
> "interview" the first thing Stipe said was "My name
> is
> Bjork"! and al said "No it isn't"! awesome!
>
> right, i better go. bye!
>
> "That was the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, playing a
> song you will definitely not find on my new album
> "Running With Scissors" or my new home video "Weird
> Al
> Yankovic Live!""
> PHIZZO
>
> =====
> Even MTV BIGWIGS have heart attacks!!!!!
> SEND EMAIL TO MTV TELLING THEM TO PUT SIFL AND OLLY
> BACK ON!
> ITS THE BEST SHOW ON TELEVISION AND MTV ISNT SHOWING
> IT!
> [e-mail]
> Hotel Detective PHIZZO JOBSON from The Ministry of
> 'Ousinje
> (aka >>>>>PAUL<<<<<)
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger.
> http://messenger.yahoo.com
>
>

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Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 20:37:09 EST
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re: (mobility) Is Moby gay?

In a message dated 12/28/1999 5:33:25 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[e-mail] writes:

<< he said my lifes a
 bore, so quit my whining because i'm bringing her
 down." >>

I thought it was "who said my life's a bore.."  But I'm terrible with lyrics

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Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 22:47:39 +0000
From: Chris Stepanek <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) Top 5 and bottm 5 albums of 1999

Seems like a valid question to ask considering all of the other top
"whatever" lists of the century.

_____________________________________________________________
My top 5 albums of 1999
_____________________________________________________________

1). NIN - The Fragile
(On so many levels this albums is so great, musically, lyrically and
visually. Trent seems to have finally moved on from the teen angst of
"downward spiral" and onto a new level. Musically this album is a tour de
force, songs like the piano at the beginning of 'la mer" and the way "The
Great Below" builds and feels, or "Starfuckers inc." for its farce and
honesty. Great album, the remixes are just as good and the band has a great
web-site with plenty for the fan. Great all around)

2). Moby - Play
(Well duh? I listened to this album so much when it came out that I am a bit
burnt out on it. Moby added soul to electronic music, and not in a silly
way. I have been a little disappointed by the single choices, "Honey" is
great, "run on" ok but but "Body Rock" I never liked. Album highlights in my
opinion are "My Weakness", "If things were perfect" and "Porcelain". Moby
never stops surprising me and I think it is one reason I have listend to him
for so long. Let hope for a remix album like the one for "EIW", that would
just make an amazing album better.

3). Tom Waits - Mule Variations
(Love the voice, love the blues and soul and love the barking dogs and
chickens for the songs recorded "out in the yard", literally. This album
puts a smile on my face from start to finish. Mr. Waits impressions of
society and life in general are tragic but at the same time right on.
Musically this album is for to play loud at a stop light with the windows
rolled down while the kids in the next car over with Korn playing or
whatever look at you like 'What the hell". Learn from one of the masters.)

4).A TIE - Rage Against the Machine - The Battle of Los Angeles, Atari
Teenage Riot - 60 Second Wipeout
(The newest ATR album picks up where 'Burn Berlin burn" left off and adds
alot to the plate. As much as I love the pure digital noise of early ATR
work, it is nice to hear ATR go in a somewhat muscial direction. i love to
hear the noise and beats in the background while Hannah (that is her name
right?) chant in monotone over everything. if you can find it with the bonus
live disc you are even more lucky.
RATM finally comes out with an album to match their self titled debut. "Evil
Empire was ok, better played live than translated onto a produced CD, but
"The battle of Los Angeles" matches the lyrical power of the self titled
album and musically it seems tom and the boys have finally figured out what
Zach is doing in front of them. It is funny to hear RATM as background music
in say "The House of Style" or on CBS bumpers considering what the music
stands for.)

5). The Dust Brothers - Fight Club Score
(Wow! Wow! Wow! I got this album about 2 weeks before I saw the movie, while
listening to the album I already had a vision of the movie (and I read the
book), upon seeing the movie the album took on an even better face. from
start to finish this album is just solid.)


_____________________________________________________________
My bottom/most disappointing 5 albums of 1999
_____________________________________________________________
5).Lenny Kravitz - 5
(You know "American Woman" is cool and everything when you hear it 9000
times and "Fly Away" makes me want to hit someone when every I see the
Nissan (or Toyota) commercial but the rest of the VERY OVER RATED album
sucks. Lenny is cool and everything and even though his musical career is
based on ripping of hendrix and 70's rock he still blows when he isn't
writing the next frat boy anthem. The 70s are over, and for good reason,
drop the glam rock please!!!!)

4) Fiona Apple - When The Pawn...
(to quote my favorite character on Late Night with Conan Obrien
character..."This albums is good enough....GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME TO POOP ON!
Come on Fiona we don't care about how rough your life is, at least I don't.
While "Tidal" remains an album I just can't get out of my mind "When The
Pawn...) I could not get out soon enough, it was actually painful to listen
to.)

3). Kruder & Dorfmeister - The K&D Sessions
(You know, it just ain't all that, like every critic/listener says!)

2). Tricky - Juxtapose
(What is this thing? Luckily I downloaded it in MP3 and did not pay for
this, MP3 is cool like that. While I like the first track "For Real" the
rest of the album is one painful track after another, and DJ Muggs, go away.
While this album is not as bad as "Angels with dirty faces" it still is bad.
We need another "Christiansands" or "Overcome", please.

1). Korn - issues
(One word describes this album "Trash". While I am very happy to see Korn
out there making it (No i don't think they are sell-outs...blah blah blah)
musically i just hate the direction they are going. I am sick to death of
Jonathon's "issues" and I he is not 17 anymore living with his parents, get
off of the teen angst thing...it is lame when you are a late 20 something
millionare...move on next!)






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Sr. Designer
Icon Nicholson
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Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 19:52:07 -0800 (PST)
From: megan check <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Is Moby gay?

no i have to cd the lyrics say 'he'.

- --- [e-mail] wrote:
> In a message dated 12/28/1999 5:33:25 PM Pacific
> Standard Time,
> [e-mail] writes:
>
> << he said my lifes a
>  bore, so quit my whining because i'm bringing her
>  down." >>
>
> I thought it was "who said my life's a bore.."  But
> I'm terrible with lyrics
>
>

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Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 19:57:00 -0800 (PST)
From: megan check <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Top 5 and bottm 5 albums of 1999/fc soundtrack

hey. i'd have to agree with you, the fight club
soundtrack is awesome. i just got it for christmas,
but i read the book then saw the movie. and even
though they were similar, they were also different in
ways, but i thought both were excellent. and funny.
edward norton did an excellent job, he's my favorite
actor. i loved the scene where he beat himself up in
his boss's office, that and the scene when they were
stealing the fat and what happened to brad pitt. i
laughed so hard, but the soundtrack has some awesome
songs on it.

- --- Chris Stepanek <[e-mail]> wrote:
> Seems like a valid question to ask considering all
> of the other top
> "whatever" lists of the century.
>
>
_____________________________________________________________
> My top 5 albums of 1999
>
_____________________________________________________________
>
> 1). NIN - The Fragile
> (On so many levels this albums is so great,
> musically, lyrically and
> visually. Trent seems to have finally moved on from
> the teen angst of
> "downward spiral" and onto a new level. Musically
> this album is a tour de
> force, songs like the piano at the beginning of 'la
> mer" and the way "The
> Great Below" builds and feels, or "Starfuckers inc."
> for its farce and
> honesty. Great album, the remixes are just as good
> and the band has a great
> web-site with plenty for the fan. Great all around)
>
> 2). Moby - Play
> (Well duh? I listened to this album so much when it
> came out that I am a bit
> burnt out on it. Moby added soul to electronic
> music, and not in a silly
> way. I have been a little disappointed by the single
> choices, "Honey" is
> great, "run on" ok but but "Body Rock" I never
> liked. Album highlights in my
> opinion are "My Weakness", "If things were perfect"
> and "Porcelain". Moby
> never stops surprising me and I think it is one
> reason I have listend to him
> for so long. Let hope for a remix album like the one
> for "EIW", that would
> just make an amazing album better.
>
> 3). Tom Waits - Mule Variations
> (Love the voice, love the blues and soul and love
> the barking dogs and
> chickens for the songs recorded "out in the yard",
> literally. This album
> puts a smile on my face from start to finish. Mr.
> Waits impressions of
> society and life in general are tragic but at the
> same time right on.
> Musically this album is for to play loud at a stop
> light with the windows
> rolled down while the kids in the next car over with
> Korn playing or
> whatever look at you like 'What the hell". Learn
> from one of the masters.)
>
> 4).A TIE - Rage Against the Machine - The Battle of
> Los Angeles, Atari
> Teenage Riot - 60 Second Wipeout
> (The newest ATR album picks up where 'Burn Berlin
> burn" left off and adds
> alot to the plate. As much as I love the pure
> digital noise of early ATR
> work, it is nice to hear ATR go in a somewhat
> muscial direction. i love to
> hear the noise and beats in the background while
> Hannah (that is her name
> right?) chant in monotone over everything. if you
> can find it with the bonus
> live disc you are even more lucky.
> RATM finally comes out with an album to match their
> self titled debut. "Evil
> Empire was ok, better played live than translated
> onto a produced CD, but
> "The battle of Los Angeles" matches the lyrical
> power of the self titled
> album and musically it seems tom and the boys have
> finally figured out what
> Zach is doing in front of them. It is funny to hear
> RATM as background music
> in say "The House of Style" or on CBS bumpers
> considering what the music
> stands for.)
>
> 5). The Dust Brothers - Fight Club Score
> (Wow! Wow! Wow! I got this album about 2 weeks
> before I saw the movie, while
> listening to the album I already had a vision of the
> movie (and I read the
> book), upon seeing the movie the album took on an
> even better face. from
> start to finish this album is just solid.)
>
>
>
_____________________________________________________________
> My bottom/most disappointing 5 albums of 1999
>
_____________________________________________________________
> 5).Lenny Kravitz - 5
> (You know "American Woman" is cool and everything
> when you hear it 9000
> times and "Fly Away" makes me want to hit someone
> when every I see the
> Nissan (or Toyota) commercial but the rest of the
> VERY OVER RATED album
> sucks. Lenny is cool and everything and even though
> his musical career is
> based on ripping of hendrix and 70's rock he still
> blows when he isn't
> writing the next frat boy anthem. The 70s are over,
> and for good reason,
> drop the glam rock please!!!!)
>
> 4) Fiona Apple - When The Pawn...
> (to quote my favorite character on Late Night with
> Conan Obrien
> character..."This albums is good enough....GOOD
> ENOUGH FOR ME TO POOP ON!
> Come on Fiona we don't care about how rough your
> life is, at least I don't.
> While "Tidal" remains an album I just can't get out
> of my mind "When The
> Pawn...) I could not get out soon enough, it was
> actually painful to listen
> to.)
>
> 3). Kruder & Dorfmeister - The K&D Sessions
> (You know, it just ain't all that, like every
> critic/listener says!)
>
> 2). Tricky - Juxtapose
> (What is this thing? Luckily I downloaded it in MP3
> and did not pay for
> this, MP3 is cool like that. While I like the first
> track "For Real" the
> rest of the album is one painful track after
> another, and DJ Muggs, go away.
> While this album is not as bad as "Angels with dirty
> faces" it still is bad.
> We need another "Christiansands" or "Overcome",
> please.
>
> 1). Korn - issues
> (One word describes this album "Trash". While I am
> very happy to see Korn
> out there making it (No i don't think they are
> sell-outs...blah blah blah)
> musically i just hate the direction they are going.
> I am sick to death of
> Jonathon's "issues" and I he is not 17 anymore
> living with his parents, get
> off of the teen angst thing...it is lame when you
> are a late 20 something
> millionare...move on next!)
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -
> Chris Stepanek
> Sr. Designer
> Icon Nicholson
> _________________
> [e-mail]
> ICQ25163388
> 212.274.0470 x207
> www.icon-nicholson.com
> -
>
>
>

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Date: Wed, 29 Dec 1999 01:08:24 EST
From: "- hyponoise -" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (mobility) Is Moby gay?

everyones bisexual :

ok, for you tollerate someone around you there has to be some sort of an
attraction between you and them. now im sure we all have some friends of the
same sex. there had to of been something that attracted you to them in the
firstplace. so therefore everyone is bisexual. [ in all honesty i can look
at another male on the street and find him attractive. that dosnt mean im
going to hop in the sack w/ him tho. ]


- -jason
n . p . andrea parker . kiss my arp
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Date: Wed, 29 Dec 1999 07:29:22 -0800 (PST)
From: DJ Pagan <[e-mail]>
Subject: (mobility) Moby DJ Set on the Net!

Hello Moby-types!

Point your browsers to www.raveworld.net for
Moby's DJ set from teh X-mas Rave 99.  For all of
you who wanted to hear what it sounds like,
here's your chance!

Thank me with money...


=====
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"Is it wrong that I sit in a dark
 closet and listen to Dead Cities?"
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