i think this discussion is less about being "haters" (although i have no
love for mobys music), and more about the moral obligations (if any) of
artists/celebritys (which moby has quite obviously become). im also, i think
like most people on this list, not pretending to give any answers. its just
nice to talk about this stuff - its good to hear others views - especially
when topics like this are never given any serious exposure in the mainstream
media.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Kent williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "313 list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 4:02 PM
Subject: Re: [313] about moby and his corporate money he receives...


> I find all this talk pro and con moby talk absurd. I've been around
> long enough to remember when he was a guy with a few records out
> who worked @ instinct, and used to exchange e-mail with him.  He
> always seemed like a nice, sincere guy, and I have reason to think
> he's change that much.
>
> Everything he's doing now is more a function of being caught up in a
> massive updraft of cash, and none of y'all can claim you'd be doing it
> any differently, or any better.
>
> Artistically I'm not a fan, though the track with gwen stefani doesn't
> suck as bad as the other shit on the radio that my kid make me listen to.
> Anyone who makes it on pop radio without making me cringe can't be all
> bad.
>
> The thing I wonder is why on 313 people feel like it's worth their time
> and energy to be hating on Moby?  He's mostly harmless.  Get over it.
> Basically I don't like people hating on anyone -- the thing about haters
> is the more they hate, the less they actually know.
>
> And lest this be misinterpreted -- I'm not talking about Diane or any
> of the other heads who got sucked into the convo -- haters, you know who
> I'm talking about.
>
>
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