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36003941 No.36003941 [Reply] [Original]

This is a joke, right?

>> No.36003947

blur are shite

>> No.36003949

What's a joke, OP?

>> No.36003952

>>36003941
how is highschool treating you?

>> No.36003962

fuck yes, the tons of money he made with such crap marketing music

>> No.36004146
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36004146

Don't be hatin on Based Moby

>> No.36004201

no, a joke is like a horse walks into the bar and the bartender asks why the long face

>> No.36004203

His album before that was a joke because he wanted to go punk.
#rekt

>> No.36004216

>>36003952
being autistisc shut-in I was treated surprisingly well (i guess I went to the good one) but what does it have to do with Moby...

>> No.36004231

Hey the Bourne Identity song is GOAT tho

>> No.36004252

>>36004146
of god that fucking set

>> No.36004264

you only wish you created the only album where every song off it was licensed for use in something

hashtag jealous

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>>36004252

>> No.36004365

>>36004264
Perhaps in some kind of defiant response to Moby's four page "lecture" on what's right and wrong, and how he's such a jolly nice bloke and a clean liver and doesn't beat up children and stuff, a bullet pointed tirade that neatly accompanies pictures of Moby jumping up and down like a non-meat eating, non-drinking loon on the inside cover of Play, I have devised a rather careless and extremely deadly drinking game to accompany this release. I call it the "Stick Your Straight Edge Veganism Up Your Arse, Drink Til You Think Moby Play Us Another Whilst I Down Another" game, soon to be converted into a board game and sold in all local high street branches of Woolworths to corrupt and lobotomize the children of the next generation. And here are the rules:

1) Each time you hear a voice that sounds like it might have been lifted from a very rare recording of pre-Civil War, deep Southern US slaves singing their sorrow as they work on their oppressor's plantations in the blistering heat, you have to drink four fingers from a pint glass full of Jack Daniels or Southern Comfort, or any other confederate themed alcoholic drink which weighs in at above 20% proof. For those unaccustomed to drinking games you must beat yourself like a sinning Catholic and then get someone to demonstrate that four fingers is the amount of alcohol that is covered by your four fingers clasping your pint glass, or roughly a shit load of spirits.

2) Any time you feel strangely compelled to go out and buy a new Nissan, some Adidas merchandise, a new Jaguar (to replace your old one), a Nokia phone, anything with an Intel Pentium processor in it or a bar of Galaxy chocolate, you have to drink the bodyweight of your first pet unless this was a fish and then you must drink the alcoholic equivalent of the volume of water you allowed said fish to live in.

>> No.36004373

The alcohol may be of any variety, but you will probably feel a need to be guided in your choice by the power of musical advertising as your poor brain cannot any longer cope with the concept of free will and it is necessary to be 'sold' your choices under the pretense that the product you 'choose' will in some way define you.

3) You and your drinking buddies must each take turns to walk down a busy high street full of people going to and from their daily routine with the song "Porcelein" playing on some form of personal music device (depending on which one has been 'chosen' by your good self) and at any time that you feel that the music is in some way making a poignant and meaningful comment about the sad world around you, you must dive into the nearest bar or public house and buy a round for every person in their including yourself and the cleaner, and then accept the numerous offers of a drink in return for the favour. You must then try and involve the bar in your silly game by convincing them that they might need a new Renault. For each person that makes a purchase that day you must drink one bottle of wine.

4) Any time there is a song you don't recognise or couldn't swear that you've heard before, you and your friends must revert to the deadliest of all drinking games, the Withnail & I drinking game, in which you must match the lead characters drink for drink for the duration of the film. Most people who have tried this have woken up either in hospital or in Hell. Fortunately there is very little chance that you will have to resort to this game.

5) The winner will be the last one standing at the end of the day. His prize? He will never have to realise that towards the latter half of Play most of the well known hits have dried up and there is a lot of mediocre ambient garbage that will detract from the singles and forever cloud you opinion of the record.

>> No.36004395

>>36004264
Moby sold each and every last track on this album for commercial use. That's not what makes this a shit album, though. The songs are cheesy and bland, and the only thing it has going for it are the old blues, gospel, and ragtime numbers he sampled. Much better to listen to the sourced tracks than listen to this album, which feels like a cross between Starbucks, Hillary Clinton's ossified vagina, and the milquetoast-liberal douche bag who made it.

>> No.36004397

Moby makes his music to be used in adverts

>> No.36004493

>>36004397
B-But he is one of my favorite electronic artist.

>> No.36004684

took me years to find out flower is a moby track, just referred to it as that gone in 60 seconds track
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x496fj_gone-in-60-seconds-main-titles_shortfilms#.UY4dCrVTB8E

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