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Renowned for sound
d. 3. June 2016
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Michael Smith
d. 3. June 2016
"Music From Porcelain makes sense as a compilation, but also has a rather limited scope in who it's targeting. Fans of Moby and 90s music in general will easily receive Moby's intended portrayal of the 90s that he remembered and experienced and appreciate it at full value, especially if used in conjunction with the memoir. Considering Moby's legacy and popularity throughout his career, however, this doesn't act as much of a hindrance. Music from Porcelain is a solid collection of a small section of musical history that will surely excite fans of its era".
Vurdering 4/5.
Blogcritics
d. 3. July 2016
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Michael Jones
d. 3. July 2016
"Music from Porcelain is a release comprised of two discs: one featuring a nice compendium of tracks encompassing the earliest stages of Moby's career through lean years that preceded success, and a handful of tracks from his monstrously successful album Play, which more or less coincides with the path the memoir this album is meant to accompany, travels ... Without any reservation I highly recommend this release to those casually interested in seeing what all the fuss was about if you're a bit too young to remember Moby dominating the airwaves as much as he did, or if you're a fan of the man and his music as I was and just wanted a bit more of a context to appreciate it all the more".