Title: I Like to Score Artist: Moby Release Date: 8/26/1997 Label: Elektra, Mute Duration: 47:44 UPCs: 075596209427, 5016025311682, 5016025611683 Genre: Electronica Styles: Alternative Pop/Rock, Techno, Club/Dance Moods: Hypnotic, Plaintive, Rousing, Aggressive, Clinical, Detached, Nocturnal, Stately, Wistful, Atmospheric, Cerebral, Energetic, Party/Celebratory, Trippy, Brooding, Calm/Peaceful, Gentle, Reflective, Stylish, Tense/Anxious, Yearning, Bittersweet, Freewheeling Total Copies: 8 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

1. Novio
2. James Bond Theme [Moby's Re-Version]
3. Go
4. Ah-Ah
5. I Like to Score
6. Oil 1
7. New Dawn Fades
8. God Moving Over the Face of the Waters
9. First Cool Hive
10. Nash
11. Love Theme
12. Grace

Year Type Label Catalog # 1997 CD Elektra 62094 1997 CD Mute 168

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Considering that Moby's music is most effective in small doses, perhaps it shouldn't be a surprise that the compilation I Like to Score is a strong record. However, it does come as a surprise, since Moby's music usually sounds too insular for the kind of shifting, provocative atmospherics needed for effective film music. Here, on this collection of cinematic instrumental work, Moby demonstrates that he can capture the mood and feeling of a film while retaining his musical identity. Nothing here is particularly complex, and not all of it works -- his reworking of John Barry's "James Bond Theme" sounds like a major studio's idea of what the kids are listening to these days -- but by and large, I Like to Score is every bit as effective as Moby's official releases. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Name Credits Adam Friedberg Photography Alan Moulder Mixing Alex McCabe Saxophone Alli Art Direction, Design Daniel Miller Mixing Greg Robinson Trombone Jennifer Elster Stylist MC Shan-King Vocals Moby Musician, Multi Instruments, Engineer, Liner Notes, Producer, Main Performer Osho Endo Trumpet Rob Hardt Saxophone Scott Frassetto Photography