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THURSDAY,MAY2,2002
WEATHER FORECAST
TODAY
TOMORROW
60 39 Cool with some sun late in the afternoon.
SATURDAY
67 41 Partly cloudy and warmer.
SOURCE: MATT JACOBS DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES. KUJHWEATHER@KU.EDU
74 52 Partly cloudy and nice.
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COMMENTARY
Newest Moby a good introduction
By Levi Chronister Associate Sports Editor
Moby has never been quite like other musical artists.
From releasing an alternative rock album (Animal Rights in 1996) on the heels of an electronic masterpiece, (1995's Everything is Wrong) and from blues and gospel samples with electronica (1999's platinum-selling Play) the Christian, vegan environmentalist has eschewed the rules of the music business.
Now, rather than putting out a greatest hits album like most other artists, Moby is releasing a greatest styles album, 18, on May 14.
18, the name of a song on the album, the number of songs on the album, and the number of years Moby has been a DJ, is a
collection of new songs in Moby's best styles since 1984.
His early ambient and more recent blue-electronica styles figure heavily on the album, though it leads with the first single, "We Are All Made of Stars," an appropriately up-tempo number, even if it does lack the star cameos from its video.
Next come a series of six Play inspired songs, most in the blues mode, but a couple in the slow, soft, melancholy style featured on the last half of that album.
"Fireworks" returns to oldschool Moby, featuring a beautiful piano line and soaring background music around a comforting lack of vocals, and "Extreme Ways" feels like what Moby would have written in 1996 had he stuck with electronica.
Having intelligently stayed away from his stumble into guitar rock, Moby makes a misstep into hip-hop on "Jam for the Ladies." Guest vocalists Angie Stone and MC Lyte both flow nicely, but the song just feels out of place.
The next six songs would fit nicely in the "Everything is Wrong" era and are highlighted by "Sunday (The Day Before My Birthday)" and Sinead O'Connor's vocals on "Harbour."
Two more bluesy songs finish the album, but by the time one hears all 18 tracks, they sound more like castoffs from Play than songs in a similar style.
18 is a nice album for anyone looking for a Moby introduction, but if you're looking for great Moby songs, buy an older Moby album or pull one from your CD rack.
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1 Move quickly
5 Fishing basket
10 Leather punches
14 __ vera
15 Slowly, in music
16 Singer Diamond
17 Queue
18 Giant with 100 eyes
19 Run in neutral
20 Routes
23 Short sleep
24 Off, skill
25 Bug
27 Disquiet
30 Events with fixed outcomes
32 Actor McKellen
33 __ Nostra
35 Disappeared gradually
38 Contains in a box
41 Change a picture holder
43 "JFK" director Oliver
44 British pianist Myra
46 Yang's partner
47 Provo resident
49 Whitecaps
52 Where attachments are attached?
54 Wheat or oats
56 In the style of
57 Durkheim or Mannheim
62 Insects
64 Singer Tucker
65 Choral voice
66 Brainchild
67 Standing tall
68 Valley
69 Kennedy and Danson
70 View again
71 Salinger girl
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1 Spanish painter
2 Touched down
3 Bobby Brown hit
4 Itty-bitty
5 Darrow or
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6 Played over
7 Captivate
8 Ornamental case
9 Blow a gasket
10 Singer DIFranco
11 Midweeks
12 Pinkish purple
13 Took a nap
21 WWII arena
22 Sneezing powder
26 Train to box
27 Dessert pastries
28 Speak wildly
29 Inspired with hope
31 Jug lugs
34 Workplace watchdog grp.
36 Send out
37 Cub Scout units
39 Chip in chips
40 Benches
42 Intensify
45 Search or fire followers
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
48 Owl
50 Grande
51 Take part (in)
52 Customary
practice
53 Slip away from
55 Philosopher
Josiah
58 Upkeep
59 Afflictions
60 Flower support
61 Inflection
63 Swed.
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