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Moby
18
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. We Are All Made of Stars
2. In This World
3. In My Heart
4. Great Escape - Moby, Fink, Orenda
5. Signs of Love
6. One of These Mornings
7. Another Woman - Moby, Hall, Richard
8. Fireworks
9. Extreme Ways
10. Jam for the Ladies - Moby, Hall, Richard
11. Sunday (The Day Before My Birthday) - Moby, Hall, Richard
12. 18
13. Sleep Alone
14. At Least We Tried
15. Harbour
16. Look Back In
17. Rafters
18. I'm Not Worried at All

CD Details

All Artists: Moby
Title: 18
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: V2
Release Date: 5/2/2002
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: Ambient, Electronica, Techno, Dance Pop, Easy Listening
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 766488730425

Synopsis

Album Description

Japanese edition of his follow up album to the 8+ million selling 'Play' includes a bonus 3 track (3 inch) CD which features an exclusive Cornelius remix of his first single, 'We're All Made Of Stars' which is not planned to be commercially available anywhere else. The bonus CD also includes 2 non-LP tracks, 'Soul To Love' & 'We Are All Made Of Stars (Slo-Synth Version)'. 2002.

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CD Reviews

Worth if just for the Bourne Theme

C. Schuh | Saint Cloud, MN | 09/24/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"For the most part, I enjoy Moby's work but I especially like Extreme Ways which is the ending credits theme for the Bourne movies. And for the price of two bucks, I would be a fool to pass it up."

Great album from a great artist

U. Brady | 09/24/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I remember seeing Moby back in the early 90s at a club in Chicago. This was during his "rave" days and the entire show was pretty much a bunch of repetitive beats and loops. Great for dancing, but not much more than that.

If you would have asked me then about what would happen to him, I would have thought he would just disappear, along with the other "rave" artists who have done just that. Instead, he evolved and started working on songs with a more solid structure, which could be appreciated outside of the club.

This album is full of great songs, some which (GASP!!) actually got played on the radio and MTV. If you're a fan of Moby's earlier stuff, there is enough here that you'll appreciate it, but I think this will open him up to a bunch of new fans who might not be aware he has been around for about 20 years.

A great album and a real bargain! If you like artists like the Chemical Brothers or Basement Jaxx, you will enjoy this one."

Genius Album

H. Anderson | los angeles, CA | 08/07/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I just got back from a 900-mile road trip that would have been much duller if not for Moby's music. It's the ideal driving music--both dynamic and varied, as well as beautiful. The differing tempos combat the tedium of driving along on the I-5--which I do quite often, traveling between Los Angeles and San Francisco. I probably listened to 18 about a dozen times on this trip and never tired of it. It's that good! While I love all the songs, the one I listen to repeatedly (and which helps me haul ass!) is "Extreme Ways." I also listen to Moby's music around the house--he's not just for the car!"