I will try a little experiment now for you people. I’m going to
\nopen up my personal collection of albums and review those that
\nsort-of stand out by their presence. It has nothing to do with
\ntheir quality, but that they’re departures from the albums I
\nregularly purchase. Here we go.<\/p>\n
For anyone who doesn’t know, Moby is one of the most respected
\nand demanded techno\/electronica makers and producers around. There
\nwas even a rumour running last year that he was going to work with
\nAxl Rose on his new album. The guy is in demand.<\/p>\n
Among his many works, he has done several songs for movie
\nsoundtracks. This album,
\nI Like To Score<\/i>, features songs that he has done for movies
\nlike “The Saint,” “Tomorrow Never Dies” and “Scream.”<\/p>\n
The album starts with “Novio” – from the movie “Double Tap.” A
\nsoft, quiet, piano piece, it serves as not only a backdrop, but it
\nalso is one of the more quieter pieces of the album. Next comes his
\nre-make of the classic “James Bond Theme” which he did for the
\nsoundtrack to “Tomorrow Never Dies.” (It never appears in the movie
\nthough.) If you have heard the soundtrack’s version, you will
\nnotice that this one is a little different – certain pieces are
\nswitched–but don’t worry. The piece is still, as the kids say,
\n“cool.”<\/p>\n
Other highlights include his remake of Joy Division’s “New Dawn
\nFades” – a driving tune – the original “Go” and the ultra-technoish
\n“Oil 1” – which, though repetitive, is exactly the kind of music
\nMoby makes. As for any down points, there’s “Ah-Ah” from “Cool
\nWorld.” The other big problem is that some of the songs, though
\ninteresting, don’t stick in your mind.<\/p>\n
Throughout the entire album, Moby mixes in subtle changes, loud
\nbarrages of drums and screeching guitars. He wields all of the
\ndifferent music styles rather well. Though he won’t make you
\nremember his solos, you will like the way he moves the
\ninstruments.<\/p>\n
Overall, the album is good. If you like techno, you probably
\nhave this album or will get it soon. To those that don’t, well,
\ngive it a listen. Sometimes you can forget some of its bad
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