yes, I had that Album, literally, as in 'wax' - 33, man, where did the time go?
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I was a cassette guy on that one but have several albums. Still buy them when they're available... which is still possible with a couple of my favorite artists... Pearl Jam and Jamey Johnson. Hit up the local music shop for some old vinyl now and then.
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i'm going to buy a turntable, i think.
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It does tend to help when playing vinyl... which is still the best medium for sound quality imho.
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Yes, and there are plenty of high quality units out there, I'll probably pick one up on ebay. Maybe even two, I also like a lot of electronic music, and the availability on 'white labels' in/from London, is thick. Lot's of original 'can't find on cd/itunes' music. Even regarding their hip-hop and industrial scenes.
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I "like" some electronic music but have to admit it was more of a phase in college... New Order, Depeche Mode, Dead Or Alive... I do like some Moby... but I'm guessing to an electronic music lover those aren't "real artists." Everyone likes "Sandstorm" but again... probably makes me more a pretender.
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I literally listened to Moby in 1993.5 - crazy - when I first moved here, Georgia State Radio (album 88) which is 88.5 on the dial, held a electronica show every Saturday night, it eventually matured into a drum-n-bass show titled 'subterrainean' - so for us who've kept up w/ these genres, Moby is basically the ELO or Molly Hatchet's are to the metal fans. But i'd never question his talent and creativity, I rarely ever download trance, it's almost always breakbeat, a variation of drum and bass or instrumental hip-hop.... I've got an odd little flavor, musically.

By the way, I actually saw Moby live at The Roxy here, off of Peachtree. In 99ish, he did old stuff like Next is the 'E'
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furthermore; I have seen Depeche Mode about 3 times over the yrs. They used to amaze me.... Namely w/ 'Personal Jesus' - phenomenal music video.
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See, I knew I was out of my league with this topic heh. But I'll always love...

I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see my life in the shade of the morning sun...
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New Order's hit, was fantastic, but they weren't full of hits, just one two or three, or so.
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Which is often the sign of an artist being good imo. Hits are based on mass appeal... musical ability, lyricism, talent aren't... and this is from a guy who's made a career of radio.
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that song was incredible. I believe it was in the movie: "Less Than Zero"
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I believe you are correct.
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Well since it's a music video thread.... not a real video but at least it's the full version....



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