ROBERT MILES Children 12" HTF Classic Trance 1995 UK Dream Version

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Record: Excellent (EX) EX to Near Mint, looks unplayed Cover: Very Good Plus (VG+) Labels: Clean! Robert Miles Children 1995 United Kingdom Platipus PLAT 18 12" Stereo Vinyl Single SB-60699

Robert Miles
Children

 1995 United Kingdom Platipus 12" Single Vinyl Record

Extra Clean Hard to Find

Condition
Vinyl: Excellent (EX) EX to Near Mint, looks unplayed
Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) in generic black sleeve as issued, still in shrink

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Robert Miles - Children Label: Platipus – PLAT 18 Format: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, 33 ⅓ RPM Country: UK Released: Aug 1995 Genre: Electronic Style: Trance A Children (Remix) 7:30 AA1 Children (Vocal Mix) 6:50 AA2 Children (Guitar Mix) 7:21 Licensed From – DBX Records Distributed By – SRD Recorded At – Sound Master Studio Mixed At – Sound Master Studio Copyright © – Platipus Records Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Jeity Music Pressed By – MPO Producer [Produced], Performer [Performed], Arranged By – Roberto Milano* Sleeve – Mark Neal The A-Side ("Remix") is more commonly known as the "Dream Version" and plays at 45 RPM, other side 33 RPM. Licensed from DBX Records Italy Distributed by SRD in U.K. © 1995 Platipus Records ℗ 1995 Jeity Music Made in Italy

ROBERT MILES Children 12" HTF Classic Trance 1995 UK Dream Version Robert Miles Profile: Swiss-born Italian record producer, composer, musician and DJ. Born on 3 November 1969, Fleurier, Switzerland – died on 9 May 2017, Ibiza, Spain. Born in Switzerland, his family returned to Italy when he was a boy to live in Fagagna. He spearheaded the "dream-house" sound in the mid-1990's with his worldwide hit single "Children" and the subsequent album "Dreamland." He founded S:alt Records. Real Name: Roberto Concina Profile: Pseudonym used by Roberto Concina a Swiss-born Italian record producer, composer, musician and DJ. Born on 3 November 1969, Fleurier, Switzerland – passed away 9 May 2017, Ibiza, Spain after a 9 month battle with cancer. Born in Switzerland, his family returned to Italy when he was a boy to live in Fagagna. He spearheaded the "dream-house" sound in the mid-1990's with his worldwide hit single "Children" and the subsequent album "Dreamland." He founded S:alt Records and was managed by Gavino Prunas.   Trance Music Description Trance emerged as a form of electronic dance music around 1990, with the advent of music that was essentially techno or house, but had simplified percussion, extreme repetition, and other hypnotic effects such as sustained chords and long echoes. Trance generally has no "bump" in its percussion or "groove" in its basslines -- that is, the hi-hats and the bass in the kick drum are generally de-emphasized as compared to house or techno, and the basslines tend to consist of flat tones, with no modulation, confined to a small range of notes. Trance tempos are generally a little faster than techno, but can vary considerably. Additional info: Trance Production section of the Trance article on Wikipedia. In trance's early years (1990-1992), it wasn't always clear whether a track was just "trancey" techno (or even beat-laden "ambient" or "deep" house), or was actually an example of what would later be called simply "trance". Consequently, on Discogs, such music might be tagged as (for example) both Trance and Techno. Example artists in this category and time period include The Shamen, Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia, The Irresistible Force, and Speedy J. From the New Beat scene, Age of Love's 1990 self-titled hit single is sometimes pointed to as the earliest "pure" trance track. Similarly, some tracks from the Acid House era, such as original versions of The KLF's "What Time Is Love?" (issued in sleeves that say "Pure Trance") were called house or acid house at the time, but are retroactively considered by some to be trance or proto-trance. The first wave of what many now consider to be "classic" trance peaked in 1992 and waned in 1994, and was dominated by producers and labels from Germany and the UK. Key labels include Eye Q/Harthouse, Rising High, FAX, ESP, and MFS. Hits include Jam & Spoon "Stella", Jaydee "Plastic Dreams", Sequential "Prophet", Transform "Transformation", Cygnus X "Superstring". Other artists of note from this wave include Sven Väth, Cosmic Baby, The Drum Club, The Sabres of Paradise, Horizon 222, Biosphere, Lumukanda, James Bernard, and Oliver Lieb. On Discogs, this music is generally tagged as just Trance. In the mid-1990s, although it wasn't new, harder-edged, faster, more aggressive sounding trance (Hard Trance, Acid Trance) became more popular than the mellower, more tonal classic sound. Similarly, it was in the mid-1990s that busier, more psychedelic/ear-candy-laden forms of trance became the norm rather than the exception. On Discogs, this music is generally tagged according to which style it is Goa Trance, Progressive Trance, and Psy-Trance), but plain old Trance can be used if the specific variety isn't known. When these styles became more popular, the more basic, classic sound became marginalized, and it did not really re-emerge until the early 2000s, when classic trance-infused techno/tech-house (sometimes called Neo- Trance) became popular. This newer sound is generally tagged with Trance, along with whatever other style applies, indicating it has elements of both. Meanwhile, the mid and late 1990s also saw commercial, "clubby" forms of trance or trance/house hybrids become very popular, especially in Europe. These tracks often include vocals, overt melodies, and traditional A-A-B-A song structures, and may include remixes of 1980s pop hits. This category of commercial trance music encompasses a range of styles, and boundaries are a bit blurred. Tags on such items tend to include, in various combinations, Progressive Trance, Progressive House, Euro House, Trance, House, and sometimes Techno. Example artists in this commercial/clubby category from the late 1990s and early 2000s include DJ Tiësto, Ferry Corsten, ATB, William Orbit, Dirty Vegas, Tall Paul, Peter Rauhofer. Trance broke out of the German techno and hardcore scene of the early 90s, emphasizing short synth lines repeated endlessly through the tracks, with only minimal rhythmic changes and occasional synth atmospheres added to distinguish them - putting listeners into a trance approaching those of religious origin. Despite waning interest in the sound in the mid- 90s, trance made a major comeback later in the decade, even supplanting house as the most popular dance music in the world. Inspired by acid house and Detroit techno, trance merged with the opening of R & S Records in Ghent, Belgium and Harthouse / Eye Q Records in Frankfurt, Germany. R & S defined the sound early on with singles like "Energy Flash" by Joey Beltram, "The Ravesignal" by CJ Bolland and others by Robert Leiner, Sun Electric and Aphex Twin. Robert Miles Children 1995 United Kingdom Platipus PLAT 18 12" Cover: Very Good Plus (VG+) in generic black sleeve as issued, still in shrink Record: Excellent (EX) EX to Near Mint, looks unplayed Labels: Clean!  SB-60699

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