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This resulted in the release of his breakthrough album, ''Play'' in 1999. Though ignored by critics at first (they were still laughing at him for ''Animal Rights''), eventually it received critical acclaim and became the best-selling techno album of all time. Then, just to give him more credit, in 2000 the album became the first album to have every single one of its tracks used in movie and television soundtracks.
After this he released two more warmly received albums, and then finally returning to his techno roots with his
{{discography}}
As of July 2019. Copied from [[The Other Wiki]]:
* ''Moby'' (1992)
* ''Ambient'' (1993)
* ''Everything Is Wrong'' (1995)
* ''Animal Rights'' (1996)
* ''Play'' (1999)
* ''18'' (2002)
* ''Hotel'' (2005)
* ''Last Night'' (2008)
* ''Wait for Me'' (2009)
* ''Destroyed'' (2011)
* ''iTunes Festival London 2011'' (2011; live)
* ''Innocents'' (2013)
* ''Long Ambients 1: Calm. Sleep.'' (2016)
* ''These Systems Are Failing'' (2016; with The Void Pacific Choir)
* ''More Fast Songs About the Apocalypse'' (2017; with The Void Pacific Choir)
* ''Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt'' (2018)
* ''Long Ambients 2'' (2019)
For Moby's compilation and remix albums, see [[w:Moby discography|The Other Wiki]].
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