With DESTROYED,Moby introduces the listener to the strange and disconcerting life of touring that is not often exposed -- the time spent isolated in anonymous,mundane hotel rooms,airports,and backstage waiting areas. These experiences are then juxtaposed with moments of intense beauty and excitement,such as the connection that can be felt with an audience.With touring comes extensive worldwide travel,and Moby has fallen prey to insomnia most of his adult life,a condition he turns to his advantage.All of the songs on DESTROYED were written by Moby on the road during the small hours of the night,when his insomnia was in full tilt.The silent urban nightscapes provided much inspiration for this album. To illustrate the music on DESTROYED,a book of the same name with 55 of Moby's photographs will be released simultaneously.These shots were taken around the world while he was on tour,illustrating the sense of contrasting emotions Moby feels during that time.

The only definitive greatest hits collection chronicling Moby's entire career. It also features new and previously unreleased material - (1) new single "New York, New York" with Blondie's Debbie Harry (2) two new mixes - including one of "GO," his debut commercial smash (3) a live version of "Feeling So Real." The DELUXE EDITION features an 11-track BONUS remix CD personally compiled by Moby and includes the legendary "Bodyrock" Olav Basoski remix. The deluxe edition tracks are NOT available on ANY Moby full-length CD.

Deluxe three disc (two CDs + DVD) edition contains two bonus tracks on the main disc (including the new single 'One Time We Lived'), a bonus CD that features an Ambient mix of the Wait For Me album plus a DVD that contains live performances, music videos and much more. 2009 release from the Electronic Music icon. Wait For Me is a radical departure from Moby's recent albums. Liberated from the pressures of trying to please himself at the same time as the music industry, in making Wait For Me, Moby decided to forego the expensive studios, state of the art equipment, big name guest artists and image consultants that have characterized some of his previous albums. This time, he made Wait For Me because he wanted to make a record that was more personal, experimental and a little more challenging. .

All songs written and produced by Moby. Published by Kobalt Music except, The Low Hum, written by Moby and Emily Zuzik (Maenades Music), Lie Down In Darkness , written by Moby, Joy Malcolm & Justin Kielty all instruments and vocals performed by Moby, except The Low Hum vocals by Emily Zuzik. Rockets, The Right Thing, Victoria Lucas, vocals by Inyang Bassey, After: background vocals by Inyang Bassey Lie Down in Darkness vocals by Joy Malcolm Stella Maris vocals by Anna Maria Friman

mixed by Ken Thomas. mix assistant: Ted Young all photographs by Moby. graphic design by Chris Ritchie. photo retouching by Eric White. mastered by Joe Lambert.

With DESTROYED, Moby introduces the listener to the strange and disconcerting life of touring that is not often exposed -- the time spent isolated in anonymous, mundane hotel rooms, airports, and backstage waiting areas. These experiences are then juxtaposed with moments of intense beauty and excitement, such as the connection that can be felt with an audience. With touring comes extensive worldwide travel, and Moby has fallen prey to insomnia most of his adult life, a condition he turns to his advantage. All of the songs on DESTROYED were written by Moby on the road during the small hours of the night, when his insomnia was in full tilt. The silent urban nightscapes provided much inspiration for this album. To illustrate the music on DESTROYED, a book of the same name with 55 of Moby's photographs will be released simultaneously. These shots were taken around the world while he was on tour, illustrating the sense of contrasting emotions Moby feels during that time.

Deluxe CD in CD-sized hardcover book with expanded artwork

2008 release of Moby's sixth studio album. The unassuming studio genius follows 2005's Hotel and has been described by the man himself as a return to a more electronic and dancefloor oriented feel. Guest vocalists on this album includes the original 70's MC Grandmaster Caz (one of the writers of Rapper's Delight), Sylvia from Kudu, UK MC Aynzli and S.O. Simple and Smokey from the Nigerian 419 Squad.

Japanese edition of his follow up album to the 8+ million selling 'Play' includes a bonus 3 track (3 inch) CD which features an exclusive Cornelius remix of his first single, 'We're All Made Of Stars' which is not planned to be commercially available anywhere else. The bonus CD also includes 2 non-LP tracks, 'Soul To Love' & 'We Are All Made Of Stars (Slo-Synth Version)'. 2002.