Moby

Electronic guru, Moby brings some of his favorite picks to Morning Becomes Eclectic as guest deejay at 11:15am. Click Here to Watch

Dec 4, 2003

Moby returns to

Morning Becomes Eclectic while in town for the Grammy nominations and to highlight his latest release,

18 - B-Sides (V2 - 2003). He also took the reins as guest DJ playing songs from his personal collection.

Morning Becomes Eclectic with stories of his get-togethers with music luminaries like

New Order and

David Bowie. He chose to share what he says is a perfect wedding song,

Nick Drake-s

Northern Sky as well as his live version of the

Radiohead song

Creep which was recorded at the 25th Anniversary of the Glastonbury Music Festival in the U.K.

Moby also talked about the comedy sketches he films.

Herman Melville, author of

Moby Dick,

Moby holds the distinction, according to

The Guinness Book of Records, for releasing

Thousand the fastest single ever, clocking in at 1000 beats per minute.

Moby is also a restaurateur owning a vegan-dining establishment in New York City called

Teany.

Tracklist

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Eclectic24
Curated by Chris Douridas from the collective tastes of KCRW's DJs. Streaming 24/7.
Metro Art & KCRW Present Soundtrips
Metro Art and KCRW bring the sounds of Los Angeles into motion. Curated by KCRW DJs Novena Carmel, Ale Cohen, SiLVA and Wyldeflower, this new series brings four curated playlists inspired by the rhythms, moods, and influences that shape LA’s musical landscape.
Jason Bentley's Metropolis
Capturing the hypnotic pulse of modern city life.
Peanut Butter Wolf
Peanut Butter Wolf digs through his crates of over 50,000 records, as well as digital crates of tons of unreleased music, to favor the underdog.