Everything Is Wrong - Moby

Every thing is wrong??? The album transports one in to a place in which everything is right! With the world they way it is, as Moby's political viewpiont points, it seems impossible to remain happy and peaceful, so much to disgaree with, everywhere you turn. It was good of Moby to supply us with this album which is something of an antedote to these feelings. I bought this album recently and have stayed away from the dance music/rave scene, prefering instead more guitar based music. Turning this album on then came as quite a shock, the high pitced flute type instuments, fast beats, happy hard-core style vocals came as a total contrast to what i had grown ...

Everything is Wrong is possibly one of the most diverse albums I own, and yet that's not particularly surprising when it's produced by as versatile an artist as Moby. Prior to 1999's hugely successful Play, which featured samples from (amongst other styles) blues and gospel music, he also released records across various genres ranging from techno right through to punk rock. On Everything is Wrong, most of these genres are covered on the one album, and suffice to say, if you've enjoyed any of Moby's previous work, I'd recommend you give it a listen - there should be at least something here for you! Released back in 1995, some time after ...

Everything is Wrong will rightly go down in history as Moby's first truly great album. Prior to the release of this collection of largely excellent dance tracks, we had only been treated to glimmers of his brilliance. The opening piece - simply titled Hymn - is a beautiful start. Anyone who, prior to hearing this album, had considered Moby to be nothing more than a dance music techno-head [myself included], will be in for a BIG surprise when they hear this haunting opener. The piano work is wonderful and the overall tone of HYMN is extremely relaxing. Moby (real name Richard Hall by the way) moves into more typical and familiar dance territory with ...