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* [[Album Filler]]: Though most people think otherwise, some of his tracks were literally just thrown in there for nothing more than padding.
* [[Bald of Awesome]]
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* [[Creator Breakdown]]: After the failure of ''Animal Rights'', he spent many sleepless drunken nights writing the songs that would appear on ''Play''.
* [[Distinct Double Album]]: The album ''Hotel'' by Moby is another classic example. The first disc is mainly rock-oriented songs, all with vocals (except for the intro, coda, and [[Hidden Track]]), while the second disc is entirely ambient techno.
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* [[I Am the Band]]: When on tour for ''Animal Rights'' he pulled this image.
* [[Metal Scream]]: ''Animal Rights'' was jam packed with this.
* [[Mood Whiplash]]: His albums tend to be almost jarringly diverse. ''Everything Is Wrong,'' for example, follows a euphoric rave song ("Bring Back My Happiness") with a seriously over-the-top [[
* [[Non-Appearing Title]]: "Natural Blues"<ref>Actually, just a remixed version of an old folk song called "Trouble So Hard" made famous in 1937 by a singer named Vera Hall.</ref>, "Down Slow", "The Rafters", "Look Back In", "18", "My Weakness", "Machete", "Signs of Love", "Sleep Alone", "Fireworks", "Rushing", "7", "If Things Were Perfect", "Everloving", "Inside", "Guitar Flute & String", "Porcelain", and "Temptation" to name a few.
* [[Self-Titled Album]]: His debut album in 1993.
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