Moby ‘Best Of’ - Interview

So, I mean, I'm still a vegan, but the world is a complicated place and if people choose to eat meat, well, that's their choice and if I want someone to respect my lifestyle choices, in turn, I have to respect theirs and I'm a teetotaller now, but I've certainly put away my fair share of liquor in my life and as far as being a Christian, yeah, I love the teachings of Christ, but I don't really think I have much in common with other Christians and I certainly would never, ever deign to argue about religion with someone. If someone wants to be a Muslim or a Hindu or a Jew or a Satanist or whatever, that's their choice and far be it for me to ever criticise them or try to proselytise to them.

Q14: What prompted the quantum leap from making dance music to making the punk rock album "Animal Rights"?

MOBY: Well, as I said earlier, in the early 90s, when I was known for making dance records, I was still playing drums in a punk rock band and I was still writing classical music and making a lot of different types of music, it's just the label I was signed to, Instinct Records, only released dance music.
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