other than his dreamland album, were there any other albums by robert miles? this dreamland album is a definite classic in my book, and i highly reccomend it.

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He has made three more albums. The first after "Dreamland" was "23am", a really underrated album that is full of beautiful music. Later he changed direction and went a little bit more experimental.

23am

Really love it myself, but I don't know anyone other than me has ever heard of it!

On a vaguely related question, anyone know why the Dreamland album in the UK and US had the same sleeve design yet one was blue and the other red?

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I don't know if this has anything to do with the sleeve colors, but I know one version has One & One on it, and the other has Red Zone instead.

ive got 23am, very nice album indeed
cant find it right now, but if i remember correctly my copy is black and white and has robert miles (or someone else) on roller blades on the cover
but i may be wrong, i havent seen that cd in years
i should find it

I dunno if I like the new direction he went around 2000, I like his older style better, well particularly the stuff on 23AM. Even though "Children (Dream Version)" is one of my all time favorites, the stuff on "Dreamland" just sounds very samey to me, but it's still a good CD to chill to ever so often. I think it would be cool for him to go back to some of his older sounds someday but update them some, maybe make a fusion of his experimental stuff with his more melodic stuff, kind of what 23AM was at points. If you enjoy his older stuff, you might like the artist/producer named Ryan Farish, although I think his stuff is a bit too sappy/new agey for my tastes, a bit too much sometimes..and very samey, but he does have produce some beautiful melodies nonetheless.

They need to put all Robert Miles stuff up on the download stores. Its one of those big missing gaps.

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Originally posted by Spirit5 I think it would be cool for him to go back to some of his older sounds someday but update them some

I don't think he will really do it someday. He doesn't like his own album Dreamland and he thinks it's the worst of his albums.

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Originally posted by Faust_UA I don't think he will really do it someday. He doesn't like his own album Dreamland and he thinks it's the worst of his albums.

Yeah, i read an interview where he was like been there done that, i dont wanna go back to it. Like he's ashamed of it or something.

Organik is an extremely trippy, jazzy nonsense album.

Very much a matter of taste, except for the pretty-much-classic Trance Shapes.

23AM is extremely sappy. <.< I like it though.

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These are the four CDs I have:

Robert Miles - Dreamland - 1996

Robert Miles - 23AM - 1997

Robert Miles - Organik - 2001

Robert Miles and Trilok Gurtu - Miles Gurtu - 2004

I dont know if he has more albums, maybe outside EDM..

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Originally posted by Purple These are the four CDs I have: Robert Miles - Dreamland - 1996 Robert Miles - 23AM - 1997 Robert Miles - Organik - 2001 Robert Miles and Trilok Gurtu - Miles Gurtu - 2004 I dont know if he has more albums, maybe outside EDM..

The last three are pretty much outside edm.