Track Listing

1. I Love To Move In Here - Holy Ghost! Remix
2. Ooh Yeah - Kris Menace Remix
3. Live For Tomorrow - Tocadisco Mix
4. I'm In Love - The Shapeshifters Maximal Remix
5. Disco Lies - Freemasons Club Mix
6. I Love To Move In Here - Seamus Haji Remix
7. Alice - General Midi Remix
8. The Stars - AC Slater Remix
9. Disco Lies - Spencer & Hill Remix
10. Alice - Drop The Lime-Heavy Bass Remix
11. Ooh Yeah - D. Ramirez Haunted Playground Remix
12. I'm In Love - Mason's Glowsticks Mix
13. I Love To Move IN Here - Style Of Eye Piano Remix

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #20013 in Music
• Released on: 2008-11-24
• Number of discs: 1

Album Description
2008 is the year Moby kept the dance floor hopping, and the legendary DJ continues on by bringing together some of the best remixes from this year's Last Night. Delivering 13 separate mixes, Last Night Remixed brings them all together in one continues, booty shaking track. With help from names like Freemasons, Holy Ghost!, Shapeshifters, AC Slater and more, putting this album in is as good as having Moby along DJ'ing your own private party.

After the meditative electronica of 2002's 18 and the singer-songwriter moves of 2005's Hotel, Moby returned to the dance floor with a vengeance on his new album Last Night, released on April 1st, 2008. Spanning hands-in-the-air, Smiley-faced rave anthems, cosmic Giorgio Moroder-styled Euro-disco, hip-hop both old school and underground, and downtempo, end-of-the-night ambience, Last Night is a dance music tour de force that looks back at Moby's deep roots in the club scene at the same time as it embraces the future

Customer Reviews

Good, but repetitive
Great remix CD, but since only the songs with vocal components are remixed, they are used multiple times and can get repetitive

Commercialized remixes with very little to offer
For a remix collection to be worth anything it has to add to, or do better than, the original tracks. In this case, Last Night was a pretty poor effort by Moby standards, and this remix collection is miles away from the brilliance of Play or the solidly constructed Hotel. Relatively bad songs remixed are still relatively bad songs. Moby's ill advised exploration of disco gets even worse here. This a forgettable collection that only the most dedicated of Moby fans will want to purchase.

1.5/5 stars. An uncommon misstep for Moby.

Great for your work-out
It was a pleasure receiving this CD for a present. It works perfectly for my workouts. It will easily slip into my rotation. Consistent fast beats with enough change-ups to keep you jumping.