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Had a problem not getting the first delivery. Called and talked to a customer rep. Was helpfull but in the past the reps were more helpful.

aw c'mon, it's good!
alright, i picked this up impulsively, which i almost never do because it sucks when you get a cd and like only few or none of the songs. but the cover got me. liked it. and i liked "play." i liked it a lot. i tried to get into "18" but couldn't--even after several sincere listenings... i'll give it a few more listens before i make my final judgement... anyway, "last night" is good. (i've gone ahead and tossed the receipt)! i've listened to "last night" thoroughly now, again and again, and my final judgement is: it's good! it's fun! it's intelligent! bear with me on that last part, because like a lot of electronically-driven music, it can be monotonous. but don't focus on that single layer of sound. these tracks have many layers. these tracks are multi-colored. THIS MUSIC IS THE PRODUCT OF VERY THOUGHTFUL COMPOSITION. that's right! COMPOSITION! good cd. go ahead and spring the 15 or 20 bucks and buy it. put it in your cart. go ahead!

Danny B. "El Coleccionista"
Cuando compré este disco, pensé en escuchar algo del Moby que existía en "Play", "Hotel" o inclusive en "18"; sin embargo hay de todo un poco de cada uno de estos discos. Moby no canta ni una canción (lo único malo) pero los vocalistas son excelentes, sobre todo la vocalista en Disco Lies, la mejor canción de este disco, y una de las mejores luego de Porcelain y Bodyrock.

En mi opinión es un disco para un fan de Moby. No creo que a muchos les guste, pero si eres fan de seguro te gustará una semi-innovación en su música.

Techno? -- Heck No!!!
OK, OK -- I have bought pretty much every Moby album in the past 10 years with mixed listening satisfaction which results in now having become used to NOT being disappointed when he releases something that doesn't resonate with me. But on this recording he has returned to some seriously listenable and danceable electronic music. On songs like "Everyday its 1989" and "Alice" and "Disco Lies" Moby's bringing back some of the coolest voices and sounds off of his top-selling 1999 release "Play". If you like the sounds of very well-crafted house sounds and some great ambient music to chill with -- this CD will grow on you with each time you put it on rotation on your player. << GO >>

I took one for the team on this one
What up, playaz?

Boy, did I ever take one for the team on this one. The only reason I bought this dorky CD was cuz my quadmates wanted it. So I said sure, dudes, why not, I'll download it on iTunes.

What a horrid mistake that turned out to be.

Simply put, this is a complete retread from Moby's earlier work, no different than if it was 1999 or something. I mean, this bald little geek puts a few hot chicks on his album cover, and all the sudden he thinks he's Playboy Joe or whatnot. Well, I'm here to dispel that way of thinking, cuz this little geek is far from a playa. The only phat beats come from the "Everyday is 1989" tune, and even those sound like they come from a Kajagoogoo album.

Hey, I'm not here to simply rip on Moby, since I know he's had a pretty phat career. But still, I wonder why nerds like this guy continue to make CDs, when real playaz like Limp Bizkit, Korn and Soundgarden get throwed by da wayside.

I sure took a bath on this one, folks.