Moby - The Original Go Album

Tracklist

1	Go (Woodtick Mix)
2	Go (Delirium Mix) Remix – Jam & Spoon
3	Go (Amphetamix)
4	Go (Arpathoski Mix)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FOOT 15	Moby	Go ‎(12")	Outer Rhythm	FOOT 15	UK	1991
EX-237 CDS	Moby	Go (Remixes) ‎(CD, Single)	Instinct Records	EX-237 CDS	US	1991
EX-237S	Moby	Go (Remixes) ‎(12", Gen)	Instinct Records	EX-237S	US	1991
EX-237S, EX-237 LPS	Moby	Go (Remixes) ‎(12", Single, Pic)	Instinct Records, Instinct Records	EX-237S, EX-237 LPS	US	1991
RTD 150.1143.0/3	Moby	Go ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl)	Rough Trade	RTD 150.1143.0/3	Germany	1991

Credits

• Producer, Mixed By – Moby
• Written-By [Music & Words] – Richard M. Hall

Notes

Published by MCA / Notting Hill Music Uk Ltd.
Contains elements from "Laura Palmer's Theme".
Licensed from Equator Records.

℗ 1994 Mute Records Limited
© 1994 Mute Records Limited

Notes on the front and back cover state that this release has been made available again at reduced cost to set the record straight regarding the unauthorised use of this song in a car advert.
Moby Claims he will donate all profits from this release to the charity Transport 2000.

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mute Records Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Mute Records Ltd.
• Published By – MCA
• Published By – Notting Hill Music (UK) Ltd.
• Licensed From – Equator Records

Video

Album

Moby titled The Story So Far in the UK is the debut studio album by American electronica musician Moby, released in July 1992 by record label Instinct. The song Go samples Laura Palmer's Theme from Twin Peaks, as well as the titular vocal from the song Go by Tones on Tail. Go is a song by American electronica musician Moby, released in March 1991 by record label Instinct as the first single from his self-titled debut album. The single was a success in the United Kingdom, where it peaked at number 10 on the UK Singles Chart. Go, in its original form, was first released as the B-side to Moby's debut single Mobility in November 1990. Moby later composed an alternate mix of the song, built around string samples from Angelo Badalamenti's Laura Palmer's Theme from the. Go The Very Best of Moby is a compilation album by Moby, including one disc of hits and a second disc of mainly remixes. The previously unreleased New York, New York featuring vocals by Debbie Harry, is also included in the release. A remix album, Go The Very Best of Moby: Remixed was released in March 2007. All of the tracks are remixes of Moby's work by other producers and remixers, apart from track 17, which is a remix Moby himself produced. Go - The Very Best Of Moby - Moby. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Watch the video for Go original from Moby's Early Underground for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Go original. Play track. Love this track. Set as current obsession. Get track. In 1999 and 2000, Moby found unprecedented pop success with the album Play and the slew of singles and radio tracks that came from it Honey, Run On, Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad, Natural Blues, Porcelain, Southside, and more. Among other things, his appearance as a DJ in the foyer of the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards wearing a gold suit and playing two golden copies of Play led many people to decry him as a sellout. And his other great tune Go and it's numerous different mixes. Go - The Very Best Of Moby Remixed. 2010 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. Dirty Dance, Vol. Duration: Album. Moby: Play: Original CD. 4 out of 5 stars. 0 bids. 8 brand new from . Style: TechnoArtist: Seal. Go - The Very Best Of Moby - CD, VG. From Australia. Original mix of Go from the Mobility EP 1990. Available on the Instinct Records Early Underground Mobys manager of that time denies that the music from theThe Mobys manager of that time denies that the music from the. And it all happened because the radio rejected Play. So they had to go by the back door - to studios and agencies. Now this album is honoured with golden epithets and branches of the laurel, but after the failure of a punk-album Animal rights Moby didnt know what to think. He received respect from rock monsters, and he turned away from his former techno-breakbeat-ambient audience. He planned to record his last album, retire and study architecture. And Play was supposed to be his swansong