The story
Ambient is the second album by the American electronica musician Moby, released in August 1993 by the record label Instinct.
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Tracklist
- 1My Beautiful Blue Sky5:20
- 2Heaven8:16
- 3Tongues5:38
- 4J Breas2:47
- 5Myopia4:47
- 6House of Blue Leaves6:21
- 7Bad Days2:28
- 8Piano & String1:36
- 9Sound1:11
- 10Dog7:35
- 11802:06
- 12Lean on Me3:51
Running time 51:55
Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.
Who made it
- Mobyproducer
- Bob Wardeditor
- Wendi Horowitzdesign and illustration
- Jill Greenbergphotography
Production
The sleeve
Credits from MusicBrainz, written by its volunteers.
The record
- First released17 Aug 1993
- LabelsPinnacle Labels PLRCD 015
Little Idiot
Instinct Records EX-253-2
Roughmix RTD 176.1707.2 - KindAlbum
- FormatsCD 4 editions, Digital 3 editions, Vinyl 2 editions, Cassette 2 editions
- Editions11 releases in 4 countries
- Running time51:55
- Barcode605563401525
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Books
- Porcelain
PorcelainMoby · 2016By Moby - Then It Fell ApartThen It Fell ApartMoby · 2019By Moby
- 10 Excellent Reasons to Think Twice About Meat
10 Excellent Reasons to Think Twice About MeatMoby · 2008By Moby - Teany book
Teany bookMoby, Kelly Tisdale · 2005By Moby - 18 (Pvg)
18 (Pvg)Moby · 2002By Moby - Liquid Sky
Liquid SkyMarc Santo, Rey Zorro · 2024By Moby - Little Pine Cookbook
Little Pine CookbookMoby · 2021By Moby - And Then It Fell Apart
And Then It Fell ApartMoby · 2019By Moby - Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt
Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurtMoby · 2018By Moby - More fast songs about the apocalypse
More fast songs about the apocalypseMoby · 2017By Moby - MobyMobyMoby · 2011By Moby
- DestroyedDestroyedMoby · 2011By Moby
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