Moby - Porcelain
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- Published: 05 Dec 2006
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Long take video for the Moby song
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Moby - Lift me up
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- Duration: 3:06
- Published: 03 Apr 2008
- Uploaded: 24 May 2011
- Author: Vanilla3003
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Moby Video - "Why does my heart feel so bad?"
This is footage that I shot from 1999- 2000 in and around the San Francisco bay area. I wanted to experiment with putting images to music and I've always been moved by this Moby song. The locations are: The Ocean Beach near the Cliff House in San Francisco. The museum under the Cliff House. (no longer there) An abandoned Drive-In movie theater. The San Mateo County Fair. In 2002 I finally sat down and cut this little video together. It's a bit pretentious, I know, but it was fun to do.
Moby - Natural Blues
Music video by Moby performing Natural Blues.
Moby - Porcelain
Video de Moby. Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
Moby - Whispering Wind
Music video of Whispering Wind performed by Moby ps. i'm not the author, i found this clip over a year ago on YT and added it to my account cos i really liked it... i dont know the name of the author, if i did i would name him/her...
Moby - Wait For Me
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- Duration: 4:14
- Published: 28 Apr 2010
- Uploaded: 24 May 2011
- Author: ministryofsoundde
Moby - Wait For Me release date: 30th of april 2010 Ministry Of Sound
Moby - Everloving
Moby Everloving with sunset
Moby - Flower
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- Duration: 3:28
- Published: 23 Feb 2008
- Uploaded: 24 May 2011
- Author: reserveschluessel
Flower
Moby - Creep (Radiohead's cover)
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- Duration: 4:58
- Published: 07 Apr 2007
- Uploaded: 23 May 2011
- Author: wwwkutsenkoru
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Moby - Porcelain
Music video by Moby performing Porcelain.
Moby - Lift me up
Video de Moby. Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
Moby - Dream About Me
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- Duration: 3:24
- Published: 23 Mar 2007
- Uploaded: 24 May 2011
- Author: wolfen1001
Babe, ooh dream about me Lie, on the phone to me Tell me no truth, if it is bad There's enough in my life To make me so sad Just dream about- Colour fills our lives Just dream about- Someone else tonigt Babe, ooh dream about me On the phone, talking quietly I wanna be yours I want you to be mine Against red skies,for long time So dream about, us When we're old Just dream about- How I will let go and... and... And babe, ooh dream about me Lie, on the phone to me Tell me no truth, if it is bad There's enough in my life To make me so sad Just dream about- Colour fills our lives Just dream about- Someone else tonight Just dream about- Colour fills our song Just dream about- How I will let go...
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Moby - Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?
Music video by Moby performing Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (Animated).
Moby ft. Gwen Stefani - Southside
Moby ft. Gwen Stefani
Moby-It's Raining Again
Moby-It's Raining Again
Moby - Disco Lies
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:24
- Published: 04 Feb 2008
- Uploaded: 24 May 2011
- Author: kliendileht
A great song from Moby's album "Last Night"
Moby - Alice
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- Duration: 3:35
- Published: 08 Jan 2008
- Uploaded: 17 May 2011
- Author: MuteChannel
Music video by Moby performing Alice.
Moby-Go
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- Duration: 4:30
- Published: 10 Feb 2007
- Uploaded: 24 May 2011
- Author: cravatta20
Dance video created by Bill Cravatta. Thanks for watching.
Moby - Porcelain
Moby in the back of a car with no driver. Higher quality version here: www.youtube.com
Moby - Flower (gone is 60 seconds intro)
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- Duration: 3:25
- Published: 09 Dec 2007
- Uploaded: 24 May 2011
- Author: ferrarifan23thefirst
Moby - Flower (gone is 60 seconds intro) For a favor i would ask people who view this to click this link and help us get to 1mil views... you do not have to watch it but a second click will due.. thanks Video Link: www.youtube.com
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Moby Vincent, Moby lines - Ship
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Moby
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Moby - Baby - Lotion.
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Moby - Bébé ,body lotion.
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Moby - Bébé body lotion.
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Moby DJ Set on Rust in Copenhagen Denmark
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Third generation Amazon Kindle, showing text from the novel Moby-Dick (1851)
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Starbucks at Ibn Battuta Mall, Dubai
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Wapedia
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The French Motobécane "Moby" was a popular moped sold in the United States during the 1970s. Prior to the 1970s, use of mopeds in the United States was relatively rare due to legal restrictions on the devices in many states.
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Arrowhead (Herman Melville House)
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Miniature ships in Sint-Bavokerk. Grote Kerk in Harlem, Netherlander. The organ of the Sint-Bavo church (the Christian Müller organ) is one of the world's great organs. It was built by Christian Müller and Jan van Logteren, from Amsterdam,
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Choir gate of Sint-Bavokerk. The organ of the Sint-Bavo church (the Christiana Müller organ) is one of the world's great organs. It was built by Christian Müller and Jan van Logteren, from Amsterdam, between 1735 and 1738; upon completion it was the largest organ in the world with 60 voices and 32-feet pedal-towers.
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The Carta Marina (1539) by Olaus Magnus is the earliest detailed map of the Nordic countries. Note various sea monsters on the map. For many centuries, the Norwegian Sea was regarded as the edge of the known world.
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Smeaton's Lighthouse, now re-erected on Plymouth Hoe
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UR Featured on the cover of The Wire, November 2007
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Coney Island Mermaid Parade takes place every year by the sea in Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York City, usually in mid-to-late June.
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Peck in 1973
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The Lady and the Unicorn tapestries
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Photographer Moby's best shot
23 May 2011
The Guardian
An insomniac's view ... Moby's best shot. Photograph: Moby This image was taken when I was on tour in Chicago in 2008 and suffering from my usual crippling insomnia. Sitting at the window of the hotel at 4am, staring out at the city, I was filled with a strange sense of comfort. The scene was like a perfect tableau from the science-fiction movies I used to watch in the...
CD reviews: Ben Harper and Moby
22 May 2011
Star Tribune
POP/ROCK: Ben Harper, "Give Till It's Gone" (Virgin) His 10th studio album suggests a cathartic confessional. Pointedly a solo effort (previous Harper albums have largely co-billed backing bands the Innocent Criminals and Relentless7), it's also his last with longtime record label Virgin and comes after a very public split with his wife, actress Laura Dern. As such,...
My week in pictures: Moby
22 May 2011
The Guardian
A week in the life of the musician Destroyed, Moby's new album, is out now. An exhibition of his...
PR Newswire
My news for Investors AtLeast one of the check box should be selected You are following news about Follow the latest news about MCRS The growing mobile cuisine phenomenon, spearheaded by Mobi Munch, Inc., utilizes MICROS Simphony in its trucks nationwide to provide truck owners with cutting-edge operations management capabilities...
Moby wants fans to stop eating meat
18 May 2011
Orange News
Dance star Moby has shot a new film for animal rights activists, urging his fans to make the "ethical" decision to quit eating meat. The...
Moby's castle with spectacular mountain views
18 May 2011
The Examiner
Not everyone has the fortune to have a castle as a home, but the musician Moby saw this “crazy shining castle” in the Hollywood Hills, built in the 1920’s. He purchased it for $4 million and spent an additional $2 million restoring the home, replacing the roof, windows, electricity and plumbing. Moby put the petit château through a major renovation bringing back all the...
Moby 'high' most of adult life
17 May 2011
Jam Entertainment
Moby (MICHAEL PEAKE/QMI AGENCY) Moby shows off photog skills Dance music superstar Moby has opened up about his years of alcohol and drug abuse after revealing details about his addictions in a new song....
The Examiner
Albums released May 17, 2011: Charlottesville, Virginia pop-rock quintet Parachute release sophomore effort The Way It Was on Island/Mercury Records. Parachute stays true to their debut Losing Sleep, with another dose of piano ballads, mainstream melody, and pop/rock. The Way It Was features the hit single Something To Believe In, currently Top 25 on the Hot AC Chart and...
Moby's insomniac album Destroyed
17 May 2011
Moby
| Coordinates | 5°20′0″N103°9′0″N |
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| Name | Moby |
| Background | solo_singer |
| Born | September 11, 1965Harlem, New York, U.S. |
| Birth name | Richard Melville Hall |
| Origin | Darien, Connecticut, U.S. |
| Instrument | TurntablesKeyboardsGuitarBass guitarVocalsDrums |
| Genre | Electronic dance musicElectronicaPop rockAmbient |
| Occupation | DJSinger-songwriterMusician |
| Years active | 1982–present |
| Label | Mute Records (UK), V2 Records (US), XL Recordings (UK), Elektra (US), Instinct (US), Outer Rhythm (UK), |
| Associated acts | Vatican Commandos, UHF, Voodoo Child, Diamondsnake, Mylène Farmer |
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Richard Melville Hall (born September 11, 1965), better known by his stage name Moby, is an American DJ, singer-songwriter, and musician.
Moby sings and plays keyboard, guitar, bass guitar and drums. He became a successful artist on the ambient electronica scene, and achieved eight top 40 singles in the UK during the 1990s. In 1999 he released the album Play, a mix of melancholic chill-out, ambient music, and upbeat electronica, that was critically acclaimed and produced an impressive eight hit singles (including his most popular songs "Porcelain", "Natural Blues" and "Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?"). Play became a commercial success, selling over 10 million copies worldwide (the best-selling electronica album ever) and with its eighteen songs receiving an unprecedented licensing in films, television and commercial advertisements.
His follow-up album, 18 (2002) was also successful, receiving positive to mixed response. His next offer, the mostly upbeat Hotel (2005) received lukewarm reviews and poor sales in general. Moby released his most recent albums, Last Night (2008) and Wait for Me (2009), finding good reviews and moderate sales. AllMusic considers Moby "one of the most important dance music figures of the early '90s, helping bring the music to a mainstream audience both in the UK and in America".
Early life and name
Hall was born in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City, and raised by his mother in Darien, Connecticut.According to Hall, his middle name and the nickname "Moby" were given to him by his parents because of an ancestral relationship to Moby Dick author Herman Melville: "The basis for Richard Melville Hall – and for Moby – is that supposedly Herman Melville was my great-great-great-granduncle."
He has released music under the names 'Voodoo Child', 'Schaumgummi', and as a member of the bands Vatican Commandos, AWOL, Caeli Seoul and Gin Train.
His first single for Instinct was "Mobility", but it was the second single, "Go", a progressive house track using the string line from "Laura Palmer's Theme" from the TV drama Twin Peaks, which was his first breakthrough, reaching the UK top ten in October 1991 and earning him his first appearance on Top of the Pops.
In July 2001 Moby: PlaytheDVD was released. Produced by Moby and Jeff Rogers (Swell) the DVD was nominated for a 2002 Grammy award. The DVD included various sections: "Live on TV", most of the videos (excluding Southside w/Gwen Stefani), "Give An Idiot a Camcorder" (Moby was given a camcorder and the tape was later edited by Tara Bethune-Leaman) and an 88 minute Moby MegaMix of all the remixes created for the album Play. The Mega Mix was accompanied by visuals created in Toronto at Crush led by director Kathi Prosser.
In 2002 Moby released the follow up to Play, 18, which earned gold and platinum awards in over 30 countries, and sold more than four million copies. Moby toured extensively for both Play and 18, playing well over 500 shows in the course of four years.
He founded the Area:One Festival in 2001, a popular touring festival that features an eclectic range of musical genres. The Area:One tour featured: Outkast, Moby, New Order, Incubus, Nelly Furtado, and Paul Oakenfold. Area2 tour (2002) featured David Bowie, Moby, Blue Man Group, Busta Rhymes, and Carl Cox.
In the next few years, Moby co-wrote "Is It Any Wonder" with Sophie Ellis-Bextor, remixed the Beastie Boys, David Bowie, Nas and Metallica, produced and co-wrote the track "Early Mornin'" for Britney Spears' fourth studio album In the Zone, and collaborated with Public Enemy on "Make Love, Fuck War", which was released prior to the 2004 U.S. presidential election. Moby also had his song "Extreme Ways" used in the Jason Bourne movies. Although not a hit when it was released, "Extreme Ways" has gone on to become one of Moby's most downloaded songs.
In 2003 Moby headlined the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury. In 2004 Moby worked on the John Kerry presidential campaign, and also worked extensively with liberal group moveon.org.
Hotel, Last Night and The Little Death (2005–2008)
In 2005 Moby released Hotel. Instead of his relying on samples for vocals, all of the vocals and instruments were performed live in the studio, by Moby and vocalist Laura Dawn.
Hotel spawned two of Moby's biggest European hits, "Lift Me Up" and "Slipping Away", both of which were #1 European singles. Hotel went on to earn gold and platinum awards in over twenty countries, with global sales of over two million copies.
In the UK, ITV used a specially remixed version of "Lift Me Up" as its Formula 1 coverage theme music.
In 2006, Moby also starred in the movie Pittsburgh, with Jeff Goldblum and Illeana Douglas.
In 2006, he accepted an offer to score the soundtrack for Richard Kelly's 2007 movie Southland Tales because he was a fan of Kelly's previous film, Donnie Darko.
In 2007 he produced and performed on The Bongos' remake of "The Bulrushes", for the special edition re-issue of their debut album, Drums Along The Hudson (Cooking Vinyl Records), and appeared in the promo video of the song.
In 2007 Moby launched a website entitled mobygratis.com. mobygratis provides free music for film students and independent and non-profit filmmakers. It is a non-profit venture, with any/all revenue earned by mobygratis.com going to the Humane Society/HSUS.
In 2007 Moby also started a rock band, The Little Death, NYC, with his friends Laura Dawn, Daron Murphy, and Aaron A. Brooks In 2008 Moby released Last Night, an eclectic album of electronic dance music inspired by a night out in his New York neighborhood (the Lower East Side). The singles from Last Night include "Alice", "Disco Lies", "I Love To Move In Here", and "Ooh Yeah". The album was recorded in Moby's home studio in Manhattan, New York and features a number of guest vocalists, including Wendy Starland, MC Grandmaster Caz, one of the writers of "Rapper's Delight" (on "I Love to Move in Here"), Sylvia from the band Kudu, British MC Aynzli and the Nigerian 419 Squad.
In collaboration with The Sunday Times, Moby released an exclusive mix album titled A Night in NYC which appeared on the newspaper's cover. It was a compilation of Moby tracks spanning his career and included video from his new album Last Night.
Wait for Me and a new album (2009–present)
In a November 2008 interview Moby spoke about the follow up album to Last Night. "I want to make a really emotional, beautiful record. I don't know if I will succeed, but my goal is to make something very personal, very melodic, very beautiful." On the 14th of April, Moby confirmed that the album would be released on the 30th of June . "I recorded the album here in my studio on the lower east side (although 'studio' always seems like an overly grand word for a bunch of equipment set up in a small bedroom). In the past I've worked in large and small studios, but for this record I wanted to record everything at home by myself", said Moby on his journal.
Moby and David Lynch discussed the recording process of the album on Lynch's online channel, David Lynch Foundation Television Beta.
The first single off the album is "Shot in the Back of the Head", and the video for which was aptly directed by Moby's muse, David Lynch himself.
Moby expects to raise between $75,000 and $100,000 to help those affected by domestic violence after all funding for the state's domestic violence program was cut in July. To do this he is to donate the profits from his upcoming shows in California (San Diego, San Francisco and Los Angeles).
Moby headlined the Australian 2009 Falls Festival, as well as the other Sunset Sounds festivals.
On February 22, 2010, Moby announced a UGC competition with Genero.TV asking his fans to create a videoclip, that will be serviced worldwide as the official videoclip for his upcoming single "Wait for Me", the last single from his album Wait for Me. On April 19, Moby chose the winning videoclip out of 500 entries, "based on it's creativity, production value, concept, and humor". The chosen videoclip, written and directed by Nimrod Shapira from Israel, portrays the story of a girl who decides to invite Moby into her life. She attempts to do so by using the "How to Summon Moby Guide for Dummies", putting herself through 10 bizarre and comical steps (each is a tribute to a different Moby videoclip). The single was released on May 4, 2010.
On 20 January 2010, Moby announced that he was to begin working on the next record. The mood for this record will be more acoustic and less electronic than before.
In March 2010, Moby announced that he will release a new single "Wait For Me", the title track from his original album, on May 4, 2010.
Collaborations
Moby has collaborated live with many of his heroes while on tour or at fundraisers. He has performed "Walk on the Wild Side" with Lou Reed, "Me and Bobby McGee" with Kris Kristofferson, "Heroes" and "Cactus" with David Bowie, "Helpless" with Bono and Michael Stipe, "New Dawn Fades" with New Order, "Make Love, Fuck War" with Public Enemy, "Whole Lotta Love" with Slash, and "That's When I Reach For My Revolver" with Mission Of Burma.He made two duets with the French singer Mylène Farmer (the one "Slipping Away (Crier La vie) in 2006 and the other "Looking For My Name" in 2008). He also produced 7 songs for her 8th album Bleu Noir published on 6 December 2010
In 2007, he became one of the few well-known commercial artists to produce work for a video game, collaborating with DJ Oscar the Punk on all three tracks of The Bioshock EP, included with limited edition copies of the Xbox 360 and PC game Bioshock.
RIAA criticism
On June 20, 2009, Moby posted on his blog in response to the RIAA's decision to sue Minnesota suburban mom Jammie Thomas-Rasset for $2,000,000 for illegally downloading music from Kazaa. He called this "utter nonsense" and stated "the RIAA needs to be disbanded."
Personal life and faith
Until around June 2009, Moby co-owned a small restaurant and tea shop called TeaNY, where he occasionally waited tables. He also organized the Little Idiot Collective, a group of artists. Moby lives a vegan lifestyle and supports animal rights.In an interview with Psychology Today, Moby stated that when he was 19, he tried LSD and began suffering from panic attacks. He claims that he no longer experiences them as frequently as he used to, but occasionally he will "have too much caffeine, be stressed out about work and be in a relationship that's not going well, and it will happen again." He is very open about this in an attempt to help fans who suffer from similar panic disorders.
When asked about drugs, he responded: "I'm sort of a libertarian. People should be able to do what they want. I ultimately defer the wisdom to an adult to make their own choices. If someone wants to do drugs, I think it's their own business and not the business of the state."
In a 2003 BBC interview, Moby spoke about his encounter with the Gospels, "In about 1985 I read the teachings of Christ and was instantly struck by the idea that Christ was somehow divine. When I say I love Christ and love the teachings of Christ I mean that in the most simple and naïve and subjective way. I'm not saying I'm right, and I certainly wouldn't criticize anyone else's beliefs." In a interview with amazon.com, Moby said, "I can't really know anything. Having said that, though, on a very subjective level I love Christ. I perceive Christ to be God, but I predicate that with the knowledge that I'm small and not nearly as old as the universe that I live in. I take my beliefs seriously for myself, but I would be very uncomfortable trying to tell anyone that I was right."
In a September 20, 2006 audio interview with Sojourners magazine, he says, "I read the New Testament, specifically the gospels and I was struck at their divinity, feeling that humans could not have figured this out on their own. We're just not bright enough." He also discusses his faith on his own weblog. On January 19, 2007, in his reaction to seeing Alexandra Pelosi's , a film about evangelism in the United States, Moby writes, "The movie reminded me just how utterly disconnected the agenda of the evangelical Christian right is from the teachings of Christ."
In March 2008, after Gary Gygax's death, Moby was one of several celebrities stating they had been Dungeons & Dragons players.
In March 2010, Moby made his debut as an author when , a collection of essays from people in the food industry, was published.
Charity
Moby is an advocate for a variety of causes, working with MoveOn and The Humane Society, among others. His MobyGratis.com website, which licenses film music for free for non-profit and independent films, funnels proceeds a nonprofit that implements injury prevention programs in Africa.Moby is a member of the Board of Directors of the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function (IMNF), a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing scientific inquiry on music and the brain and to developing clinical treatments to benefit people of all ages. He has also performed on various benefit concerts to help increase awareness for music therapy and raise funds for the Institute. In 2004, he was honored with the IMNF’s 'Music Has Power Award' for his advocacy of music therapy and for his dedication and support to its recording studio program.
He is an advocate of network neutrality and he testified before United States House of Representatives committee debating the issue in 2006.
In 2008 he participated in a music album called Songs for Tibet, to support Tibet and the current Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso.
In 2009 after hearing about California cutting its funding to domestic violence programs, Moby decided to donate the fees from his tour shows in L.A. and San Francisco to the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence.
Essays
Many Moby albums include essays that he has written himself in the inlay card. Everything Is Wrong had essays on over-consumption ("We use toxic chlorine bleach to keep our underpants white") and U.S. religious leaders ("Why doesn't the Christian right go out and spread mercy, compassion and selflessness?"), and The End of Everything discussed being a vegan ("Could you look an animal in the eyes and say to it, 'My appetite is more important than your suffering'?").He was interviewed by Lucy Walker for a chapter in Sound Unbound: Sampling Digital Music and Culture (The MIT Press, 2008) edited by Paul D. Miller a.k.a. DJ Spooky.
Discography
Studio albums
Videography
Awards
{| class=wikitable ! Year !! Awards !! Category !! Work !! Result |- | rowspan=8 | 2000 | VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards | Visionary Video | | |- | MTV Video Music Awards | Best Male Video | | |- | rowspan=2 | Grammy Awards | Best Alternative Music Performance | Play | |- | Best Rock Instrumental Performance | Bodyrock | |- | rowspan=3 | MTV Europe Music | Best Video | Natural Blues | |- | Best Album | Play | |- | Best Dance | | |- | BRIT Awards | Best International Male | | |- | rowspan=8 | 2001 | MTV Video Music Awards | Best Male Video | | |- | Grammy Awards | Best Dance Recording | Natural Blues | |- | NRJ Music Awards | International Male Artist of the Year | | |- | IFPI Platinum Europe Awards | Album Title | Play | |- | NME Awards | Best Live | | |- | rowspan=3 | My VH1 Music Awards | Best male | | |- | Favorite Video |South Side | |- | Best Collaboration |South Side | |- | rowspan=10 | 2002 | Q Awards | Best Producer | | |- | MTV Video Music Awards | Best Cinematography | | |- | IFPI Platinum Europe Awards | Album Title | Play | |- | BMI Pop Songs Awards | Pop Songs | South Side | |- | BMI Film & TV Awards | Certificate of Achievement | | |- | Grammy Awards | Best Music Video, Long Form | Play | |- | rowspan=2 | MTV Europe Music | Web Awards | | |- | Best Dance | | |- | rowspan=2 | Billboard Music Awards | Electronic Artist of the Year | | |- | Electronic Album of the Year | 18 | |- | rowspan=6 | 2003 | Grammy Awards | Best Pop Instrumental Performance | 18 | |- | MTV Europe Music | Best Dance | | |- | MTV Video Music Japan Music | Best Dance Video | | |- | IFPI Platinum Europe Awards | Album Title | 18 | |- | BRIT Awards | Best International Male | | |- | MTV Asia Awards | Best Male | | |- | 2005 | MTV Europe Music | Best Male | | |- | 2006 | ECHO Awards | International Pop/Rock Male Artist of the Year | | |- | 2009 | Grammy Awards | Best Electronic/Dance Album | Last Night | |}
Biographies
References
External links
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Gwen Stefani
| Coordinates | 5°20′0″N103°9′0″N |
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| Name | Gwen Stefani |
| Background | solo_singer |
| Birth name | Gwen Renée Stefani |
| Born | October 03, 1969Anaheim, California, United States |
| Instrument | Vocals, guitar born October 3, 1969) is an American singer-songwriter and fashion designer. Stefani is the lead vocalist for the rock band No Doubt. Stefani recorded her first solo album Love. Angel. Music. Baby. in 2004. The album was primarily inspired by music of the 1980s, and emerged a success with sales of seven million. Stefani's second solo album, The Sweet Escape (2006), yielded "Wind It Up", "4 in the Morning" and the highest-selling single "The Sweet Escape". Including her work with No Doubt, Stefani has sold more than 40 million albums worldwide. She won the World's Best-Selling New Female Artist at the World Music Awards 2005. |
| Name | Stefani, Gwen |
| Short description | Singer |
| Date of birth | October 3, 1969 |
| Place of birth | Fullerton, California, United States |
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