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| | Everything Is Wrong | | | Music Artist : | | Moby | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Elektra / Wea | | Release Date : | | 1995-03-14 | | Store Price : | | $13.96 | | Artistopia's Price: $13.96 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Hymn
2. Feeling So Real
3. All That I Need Is to Be Loved
4. Let's Go Free
5. Everytime You Touch Me
6. Bring Back My Happiness
7. What Love
8. First Cool Hive
9. Into the Blue
10. Anthem
11. Everything Is Wrong
12. God Moving Over the Face of the Waters
13. When It's Cold I'd Like to Die
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 Saved by two tracks
Submitted on: 2009-04-22 |
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| Being a big sopranos fan and having watched episode "join the club" where Tony is having his dreams while his on the e.r. from a gun wound from his crazed uncle. I heard the brilliant track titled " when its cold i like to die" by moby sang by Mimi Goese, who also sang into the blue. Both tracks are wonderfull but i realy hate Mobys techno songs but his slow songs are realy great. Almost the whole album sounds pretty annoying, except for the two slow tunes. Moby stick to your slow songs : ) |
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 what would be better title than Review
Submitted on: 2008-09-12 |
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For everyone who was too young at the time for listening him.
For everyone who got to know him only by that time when his creations started to belong to up-to-date and soooo cool outfits.
For everyone who is wondering what's this special music that's coming out of the speakers in Target.
For everyone who wants to know how his whole masterwork started.
But most importantly: for everyone who is able to recognize that he is a real genius -and it is really rare today...
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Everything Is Wrong
Submitted on: 2008-04-29 |
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I cannot put this album down. Moby released it in the 90s, but it resonates loudly, even today.
Moby's talent is obvious here.
I recommend it highly. |
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i don't want to swim forever.
Submitted on: 2006-05-25 |
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well, the year is 2006, and the album "Everything is Wrong" came out in '95. How sad (but absolutely amazing) it took me THIS long to actually discover this album and give it a chance.
Putting all the wonderful songs aside, I would like to mention one song on this album that is absolutely incredibly breath-taking. Its not even breath-taking, you can't even breath to lose your own breath!
"When It's Cold I'd Like To Die"
This piece is just brilliant. I've listened to it non-stop today and probably tomorrow and the next day. Being an artist/actor - I have written a performance art piece to the minute I heard and in hopes of performing it and getting it out there. Its just gorgeous and I don't even think my words can explain it. I come across many songs as so, but I never ever expected this of Moby (not a bad thing) but like everyone else here, I think I can speak for everyone else here, that this really displays Moby as an artist, and an amazing one.
The ending of the song is perfect, as if the song is just a moment in time, an epiphany, and at the end - it just ALL fades away in an echo. Its as if the song will continue in its next life.
If my piece ever gets performed, i'll be glad to share it with all the fans. |
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Techno heaven
Submitted on: 2006-01-16 |
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| In terms of depth, this is the pinnacle of electronic music. It may not be as cohesive as Chemical Brothers' Dig Your Own Hole, but what Moby does here is breathtaking: he takes every kind of emotion, whether it's love ("Everytime You Touch Me"), elation ("Feeling So Real"), longing ("All That I Need is To Be Loved"), hope ("Into the Blue"), rage ("What Love"), or peace ("When It's Cold,I'd Like to Die") and abandons the notion of techno as pure dance music, and for that, Moby revolutionized electronica. This is the most important Moby album because of the diversity. This album has trance, classical, rave, hardcore...it is simply amazing. Everything great about Moby is right here. Play is also a great album, but if you want a tighter collection of songs, this is the place to start-no doubt. Brilliant. A |
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