Comments on: Moby: None Of Today’s Music Compares To Rhapsody in Blue http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2008/04/22/moby-none-of-todays-music-compares-to-rhapsody-in-blue/ Electronic music news, synthesizers, reviews and more! Thu, 24 Jul 2008 03:09:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: joe http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2008/04/22/moby-none-of-todays-music-compares-to-rhapsody-in-blue/#comment-125860 joe Wed, 23 Apr 2008 16:26:17 +0000 http://www.synthtopia.com/content/?p=6356#comment-125860 thanks for the response. i don't hate the guy, just wanted to know what of his is good. selling a lot of records certainly doesn't mean it's good. for now, i will skip your moby and nin articles, thanks for the advice. thanks for the response.

i don’t hate the guy, just wanted to know what of his is good.

selling a lot of records certainly doesn’t mean it’s good.

for now, i will skip your moby and nin articles, thanks for the advice.

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glad you like the site & thanks for the comments.

Whether or not you like Moby - he’s definitely one of the more influential and popular electronica artists of the last ten years. His Ambient album is a good example of chillout music and Play is one of the most successful electronic music albums of all time.

He definitely does have a fairly mainstream sound, though, and if you’re more into experimental stuff he’s probably not for you.

He’s been mentioned several times here because he’s not just an influential electronica artist, but he’s also active on the Internet in many ways, so he’s doing things that we can comment on. Nine Inch Nails is the same - they are experimenting with the Internet and engaging the Internet community, which makes them newsworthy whether you like the NIN sound or not.

If you hate Moby - that’s ok, just skip the article and let us know who you’d like to hear more about.

Fair enough?

]]> By: joe http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2008/04/22/moby-none-of-todays-music-compares-to-rhapsody-in-blue/#comment-125839 joe Wed, 23 Apr 2008 06:06:52 +0000 http://www.synthtopia.com/content/?p=6356#comment-125839 hi, i like you web site and am curious as to why you always have stories about moby on them. what of his work is good electronic music? i've heard a few of his songs and they were filled with stock keyboard sounds playing uninteresting parts. i heard one song where he attempted to sing and play guitar and i actually felt embarrassed for him. i'm really curious as to what of his i should be checking out. if any of your readers have any listening suggestions of his music that doesn't sound filled with stock sounds, i'd listen and maybe then be able to understand why anybody cares about him or his interest in the equally talented britney spears. hi, i like you web site and am curious as to why you always have stories about moby on them. what of his work is good electronic music? i’ve heard a few of his songs and they were filled with stock keyboard sounds playing uninteresting parts. i heard one song where he attempted to sing and play guitar and i actually felt embarrassed for him.

i’m really curious as to what of his i should be checking out. if any of your readers have any listening suggestions of his music that doesn’t sound filled with stock sounds, i’d listen and maybe then be able to understand why anybody cares about him or his interest in the equally talented britney spears.

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