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Posted by surfrgal on Oct-31-2007 00:17:

How funny that we have a thread about Digweed and a thread about Sasha at the same time. Must say that Digweed never fails to disappoint me. He has real power in his music. A true talent in our scene.

Posted by Aaron C. on Oct-31-2007 16:31:

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Originally posted by iammesol
John Digweed @ Pawn Shop, Miami (October 28th, 2007)
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Wow!That sets awesome.I've been listening to it for the last four hours. I'd love to know what the track is coming in at 1:42:27.I think it's the last track on the set.Actually i'd like the whole set id'd but anyway.Thanks for uploading it.

Posted by plaxx on Nov-01-2007 03:18:

John Digweed deserved the number one spot this year... he did more than anyone else in the top 5...

Posted by Zild on Nov-01-2007 07:24:

He was stale as all fuck last time I saw him. What can you say though? He's old and tired.

Posted by Paradox Lost on Nov-01-2007 10:43:

If you would like to add some official Digweed releases to your collection and get an idea as to what the Digweed of today sounds like, I would recommend checking out Fabric 20 and Transitions, volume 2, both of which will give you a good idea as to his latest stylistic inclinations. Fabric 20 isn't the most recent material from Digweed, but he hasn't deviate much from the sound you find on that album, plus, it's one of the best Digweed mix comps I've ever heard! I only picked volume 2 because I find it to be the best of his three "Transitions" mix comps.

Also, it doesn't hurt to check out his weekly radio broadcast, "Transitions."

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
My favorite Digweed moment is still MMII. When "I Have Put Out The Lights" first comes on, I close my eyes and am one with the universe. Metaphorically speaking of course.

I really need to revisit that release. A friend of mine made a similarly amazed remark about that track as found on that release, but I don't at all recall it standing out to me the first time I heard it, and still couldn't relate to his sentiments upon my second listen.

Well, third time's the charm.

Posted by KeSs on Nov-01-2007 14:38:

I got the chance to check him out for the first time in my life in Cleveland this year.......was not very impressed with the set, although, the 1999 Essential Mix makes up for it

Posted by Mr Game+Watch on Nov-01-2007 15:43:

MMII is one of my favorite albums of all time... lots of really haunting and melodic tracks on that one, only weak point is the Sean Cusick track. Transitions 3 is probably the best and most musically diverse of the Transitions releases, 1 was a bit dull and 2 tried too hard to be quirky, 3 is a bit all over the board as far as genres/styles go but it's always got something going on and is definitely more melodic than the first 2 releases.

Posted by civicstyle on Nov-01-2007 17:41:

Its all about Transitions V.4

Posted by surfrgal on Nov-01-2007 18:13:

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Originally posted by KeSs
I got the chance to check him out for the first time in my life in Cleveland this year.......was not very impressed with the set, although, the 1999 Essential Mix makes up for it

Yes that was one of my favorite Essential Mixes too. I guess all Djs have their good and bad nights. I would say that Digweed is more consistent than Sasha, who has been so boring recently.

Posted by PoisonJam19 on Nov-02-2007 22:17:

Does anybody have the tracklist for that pawnshop set?

Posted by nikhil chinapa on Nov-03-2007 10:03:

It's super to see Digweed @ 3. He was in India last year and blew people away with his sets - especially in Bangalore and Bombay. I for one, came seriously unhinged when he dropped "Always something better"

Tried getting him for Sunburn, Goa this year... but the man's just not available!

Posted by TranceGiant on Nov-03-2007 10:04:

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Originally posted by surfrgal
How funny that we have a thread about Digweed and a thread about Sasha at the same time. Must say that Digweed never fails to disappoint me. He has real power in his music. A true talent in our scene.

Something's wrong here.

Posted by iammesol on Nov-03-2007 16:14:

lol

I totally didn't notice that.

Posted by babablacksheep on Nov-03-2007 23:05:

i'd have to agree with the already mentioned and say that MMII is an all time fav of mine as well.

Posted by woscar on Nov-04-2007 06:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
My favorite Digweed moment is still MMII. When "I Have Put Out The Lights" first comes on, I close my eyes and am one with the universe. Metaphorically speaking of course.

+1, such bliss!

Posted by Alex on Nov-04-2007 07:43:

LOL GREG FUCKING DOWNEY!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by surfrgal on Nov-05-2007 05:15:

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Originally posted by TranceGiant
Something's wrong here.

Gosh, Trance Giant, you are right!!!! I can't believe I wrote that

I guess I should say "Digweed never fails to impress me".

I am happy you actually took the time to read my post, I think most people don't notice I'm even here. So thanks

Posted by Mr Moss on Nov-05-2007 06:54:

one thing I like is the guest djs he picks for his transitions show

Posted by TranceGiant on Nov-05-2007 08:14:

quote:
Originally posted by surfrgal
Gosh, Trance Giant, you are right!!!! I can't believe I wrote that

I guess I should say "Digweed never fails to impress me".

I am happy you actually took the time to read my post, I think most people don't notice I'm even here. So thanks

How can i not with this avatar.

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