Web: NPR posts entire Moby concert from Berlin

NPR has just released this near-two-hour set from Moby, probably the most important person in techno music in the early 1990s and one of the more important figures in pop music as a whole in the last ten or so years, recorded live in Berlin at a concert on his Wait For Me world tour back in June of this year, which ensconces material from the electronic music icon's library of albums (more than a few are represented here) over the course of twenty-one tracks and various emotional highs, lows and the in-betweens. It's been ten years since the mass-appeal breaking point of Play and nearly twenty years since he first arose out of the nothingness of Connecticut with his second single, "Go", and yet, as this live recording shows, not one of these songs seems out of place even today. These are beloved songs from a beloved artist, someone who continues to explore his own space and who doesn't stop embarking on treks into uncharted territories. And that's just one of the reasons why he's still so well-received and well-respected. He's also proven time and again that he knows how to write a fat pop hook, too, so there's that.

Tracklist:

01 Sitboth
02 Pale Horses
03 Extreme Ways
04 Natural Blues
05 Great Escape
06 Mistake
07 Made Of Stars
08 Walk With Me
09 Find My Baby
10 Go
11 Porcelain
12 Wait For Me
13 New Dawn Fades
14 Wars
15 JLTF
16 Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?
17 Raining Again
18 Helpless
19 Disco Lies Reggae
20 Lift Me Up
21 Honey

(mp3)    Moby - Live In Berlin, June 2009

(mp3)    Moby - Mistake (Lifelike remix)

Godspeed!