Audio Mixers: Chris Feinstein; Tom Elmhirst; Anders Trentemoller; I Monster; Mike Tudor; Mario Caldato, Jr.; Moby; Pete Heller; Will Shapland; Jeremy Wheatley; Brian Sperber.

Audio Remixers: Ferry Corsten; Jason Nevins; Martin Buttrich; Olav Basoski; Paul Oakenfold ; Steve Osborne; DJ Tiësto; Timo Maas; Steve Angello; Booka Shade; Myles Macinnes.

Recording information: Carling Academy, London, England.

Issued in 2006, GO is the first Moby compilation to include both the New York City-based electronica artist's early-1990s singles and material from his '99 mainstream breakthrough album, PLAY, and beyond. In addition to an update of the rave-steeped title track, the collection presents fan favorites such as the soulful "Honey" and the shimmering ambient composition "God Moving Over the Face of the Waters." The two-CD set also includes the previously unreleased "New York, New York," featuring vocals from Blondie's Debbie Harry, and an entire disc of remixes by club luminaries such as Timo Maas and Mylo.

Go: The Very Best of Moby is not the career-spanning compilation implied by its title. Instead, it's based around 1999's Play, 2002's 18, and 2005's Hotel, and it adds a handful of tracks in an attempt to entice fans who couldn't otherwise justify the purchase of a disc that relies on very recent and readily available material. (Hotel had only been out a year and a half when Go was released.) With the exception of Everything Is Wrong's ambient epic "God Moving Over the Face of the Waters," Anders Trentemoller's fresh mix of "Go," and a rough-sounding live version of "Feeling So Real," nothing here references Moby's output prior to Play. The one new track, "New York, New York," is a fun Giorgio Moroder-inspired throwaway featuring Debbie Harry. A bonus disc compiles 11 remixes, most of which will be mere curiosities to the average person with an interest in the first disc. ~ Andy Kellman