Having hit the top 20 with his single, Go, in October 1991, Moby was invited to perform the song on Top of the Pops, with the young Richard Melville Hall putting in an energised performance, as you can see below…
But according to this snippet from the Daily Mirror, which was uploaded to the @RavePages Twitter account, Moby reportedly wanted to share the stage with a group of farm animals, with the BBC rejecting the artist’s demands to have a cow, horse and sheep on stage with him.
“I suppose we should be glad he did not want a great white whale also,” a BBC insider is reported to have told the paper.
Whether this is true or not – it is the Mirror after all – it’s certainly somewhat different to a usual artist’s rider…
[Kudos to BluebottleFlyer for the YouTube upload]
The weekend is upon us, so it's time for another helping of quality house music from the Long…
What’s 30-odd years between friends? Pioneering dance act Orbital recently re-released their seminal Green album,…
DJ and producer Leeroy Thornhill is perhaps best known for his time as a member…
Electronic artist Roman Flügel has made his debut on Erol Alkan's label, Phantasy Sound, with…
Chicago's newest live music venue, Outset, located on the outskirts of Lincoln Yards, is set…
Get your weekend off to the right start with another solid set of quality house music from…
