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quoted 7 lines Todd Roberts is certainly right about the lack of musical perspective - your

> Todd Roberts is certainly right about the lack of musical perspective - your > ceaseless self-righteous posts only confirm that. At least mags like Muzik > and Urb make an effort to cover dance and club culture in all its forms and > let the reader decide what and what not to read. I'd much rather have it that > way than have to read blinkered idm-only elitist snot like this. There are more > than a few of us whose tastes extend beyond Rephlex and Warp, and continual > and pointless assaults like this get really annoying after a while.

hehe. PLUR ;)

quoted 3 lines well... I've listened to the brown album once and let me tell you this, it

> well... I've listened to the brown album once and let me tell you this, it > sucked. > I'd rather put on my 7" Go! single and rock the house.

Once you've heard moby play 'sweet home alabama' live, trust me, you can never listen the same. _____ / ,-,_) /,_) (/ RESH Live & Direct from the G-Spot, Orange County, California, USA http://www1.linkonline.net/fresh/fresh.htm

jesus h. christ...im SORRY i started this crap...i take it all back...moby sucks...orbital doesnt...or was it the other way around? or do both suck? or none? who the hell cares anyway....im sorry, im gonna crucify myself...maybe i suck... tom w np: barney sings moby via orbital On Mon, 30 Dec 1996 13:33:07 -0800 "Gonzi (Fresh)" <fresh@linkonline.net> writes:

quoted 32 lines Todd Roberts is certainly right about the lack of musical

>> Todd Roberts is certainly right about the lack of musical >perspective - your >> ceaseless self-righteous posts only confirm that. At least mags like >Muzik >> and Urb make an effort to cover dance and club culture in all its >forms and >> let the reader decide what and what not to read. I'd much rather >have it that >> way than have to read blinkered idm-only elitist snot like this. >There are more >> than a few of us whose tastes extend beyond Rephlex and Warp, and >continual >> and pointless assaults like this get really annoying after a while. > >hehe. PLUR ;) > >> well... I've listened to the brown album once and let me tell you >this, it >> sucked. >> I'd rather put on my 7" Go! single and rock the house. > >Once you've heard moby play 'sweet home alabama' live, trust me, you >can >never listen the same. > _____ > / ,-,_) > /,_) >(/ RESH >Live & Direct from the G-Spot, >Orange County, California, USA >http://www1.linkonline.net/fresh/fresh.htm >

quoted 4 lines well... I've listened to the brown album once and let me tell you

>>> well... I've listened to the brown album once and let me tell you >>this, it >>> sucked. >>> I'd rather put on my 7" Go! single and rock the house.

commandment number 11 Thou shalt not slag off Orbital ('cos they're the best!!!!) I happen to think that (untitled, second album) or "brown album" is one of the finest 60 minutes of music ever created, along with all the rest of Orbital's stuff. I also think that Go is one of Moby's worst tunes, how about Next Is The E, now that's a damn good tune, and that other one...Feeling So Real, class. not wishing to start any arguments, but I thought I'd add my views :) take it easy _________________ ______ ___________ ___ | / \| \| \ | | | |__ __| | | | |_| | | | | | | |\_ _/ | | | | | | | | |___| \______/|______/|______/ |___|

quoted 3 lines Aren't you forgetting Moby's all-time best tune...

>Aren't you forgetting Moby's all-time best tune... > > The Moby remix of Orbital's "Speed Freak". :-)

oops, missed that one, sorry!!!! yes, that's the greatest, along with Westbam's remix of Feeling So Real.