Moby – All Visible Objects

Took a while fir me to enjoy this record. To hectic to chill at home and the vinyl version is a up and down affair swapping constantly. Good dynamics though. Anyway talking of the CD- it sounds even better on my CD specific setup at my studio. Streaming on headphones in my opinion sounds really bad - lazy actually. CD complete opposite experience. Will Moby ever hit the 90s peak again? This record harks back for sure.

Need to comment this album; it's a great musical document. Like most of the albums of mastermind Moby. It's more poppy, ambient, housy, trancy album which i like for sure. The clear pressing is ... mwoahhh... when the music gets loud; it sounds overpowered here and there. I always listen my records on an Ortofon BLUE needle and on a SL1200MK2 player.... It cannot really my equipment. Other records sounds better. I also adjusted +1 HIGH end with equalizer to have it sound really clear. When the music is more slower; it sounds kinda excellent with +1 high end. Not ticks & pops. Great album for the collection ... the 1st vinyl is a bit louder when I talk about the music; so that one sounds a bit less... Not bad... not bad at all... would rate this album musicwise 4 out of 5 and pressingwise 3 out of 5.

I just record a copy from Rarewaves. The sticker on the front is the same as the one pictured for this black vinyl listing (ie: the sticker does not say it is a limited edition clear vinyl) but it still has clear vinyls in it. The matrix/runouts etched on all four sides all end in 2.

My vinyl looks discoloured, has a slight yellow tinge to it, a crystal clear vinyl would have been nicer.

Not enjoyed a Moby album this much since 2011's Destroyed, which this album reminds me off, with a little bit of Last Night in there. Great mix of uptempo and more ambient tracks, nothing new or groundbreaking, but enjoyable non the less.

I bought this Moby album, as a present for my mam, as she is such a big fan of the blissed out, soft electronic gospel grooves that Moby is so famously renowned for. But instead of being delighted, my mam was aghast, to discover much of the album is awash with synth-laden, stadium EDM, which she finds utterly repellent. However her initial apprehension soon turned to enjoyment, as Friday night progressed, and she had dranken half a bottle of Malibu and then began to dance around the living room to the frantic, techno mess of "Power is Taken (featuring DH Pellegrino and Booge) whilst whirling a cushion around her head!!

wow Excellent CD by Moby long time don't hear from Moby love every track