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Posted by sandstorm03 on Aug-28-2006 12:57:
yeah i still dont like the cd, hopefully the next one will be better.
His kiss shows are still good, but it seems like he can't get it together on cd
Posted by Groundhog Boy on Aug-28-2006 14:42:
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Originally posted by flavdave
Fabric 20 is great. Transitions is hit or miss for me. |
Even after Clovis said Fabric 20 was better, I still picked up Transitions and I definitely enjoy it more. Guess it's time to pull out Fabric 20, give it another listen, and try to figure out what I'm missing.
Posted by bas on Aug-28-2006 15:57:
You can't really compare Fabric 20 with Transitions. They're both so different musically. With Transitions Digweed wants to try to introduce different styles of music that many are not used to hearing him play. Whereas Fabric20 is straight up Digweed from beginning to end.
Posted by Protege on Aug-28-2006 16:04:
I think Fabric 20 is better overall but both have their strengths and are miles ahead of a lot of other mix cds.
Posted by MikeJones on Aug-28-2006 18:03:
It seems like Fabric 20 is just wayyyy too mellow for me. Like, i cant listen to it and picture me dancin in the club. Transitions on the other hand, like Ivand mentioned, transitions has some great tracks, bangin beats, and also some not-so-hot tracks. IMO!
Posted by Porky on Aug-29-2006 08:52:
fabric 20 was horrible
but had a good opening track!
Posted by Cloud on Aug-29-2006 09:08:
Fabric 20 was awesome. Dj Rasoul ftw
Posted by Kinde on Aug-29-2006 14:21:
I think Transitions is a class mix and probably my most listened cd this year. Took me a while to get into it but nowadays I like it a lot... There are a couple of tracks before Roots 4 Acid that don't do much for me but overally it's quality work.
Posted by GUBostonDubs on Aug-29-2006 15:31:
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Originally posted by Cloud
Fabric 20 was awesome. Dj Rasoul ftw |
+ 1 I love the sax in that breakdown. It's like the soundtrack to some classy 70's porno. I prefer Transitions over Fabric 20 but I enjoyed the Fabric disc alot. I mean Digweed had to put together a set typical of something you'd hear out at a night at "Fabric" itself and it definitely seems to fit well with the rest of the series. Digweed was definitely an interesting choice to be picked to do a Fabric....It's like if Paul Van Dyk was asked to do a global underground...but Digweed has such a good arsenal of music that he's able to pull it off. I doubt alot of people on this board who are criticizing Fabric 20 are really into any of the other cds in the series as well. I personally enjoyed Adam Beyer's Fabric 22 which is a bit heavier than Digweed's disc.
Transitions is a good showcase of a new music for Digweed but still has that signature Darker, Low-End heavy edge that he has. He does a good job of fusing the tracks together and building tension and eventually releasing it throughout the cd much like he does throughout a live set. Tigerskin - Neontrance is just an absolute bomb. They were fast becoming one of my favorite producers even before that gem came out. I also really liked oliver Lieb's new track "Every - Feeling" and Catwash - Plastic Rubberband. Anyway, this mix stands out about many of the recent cds I have bought/listened to and I look forward to Transitions 2
Posted by sandstorm03 on Aug-29-2006 15:40:
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Originally posted by GUBostonDubs
Digweed was definitely an interesting choice to be picked to do a Fabric.... |
its not like digweed has ever played at fabric
Posted by GUBostonDubs on Aug-29-2006 15:41:
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Originally posted by sandstorm03
its not like digweed has ever played at fabric |
that's not the point
Sasha has played at Gatecrasher...but do u think his music would have fit for a gatecrasher cd even back a few years ago?
Posted by sandstorm03 on Aug-29-2006 15:49:
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Originally posted by GUBostonDubs
that's not the point
Sasha has played at Gatecrasher...but do u think his music would have fit for a gatecrasher cd even back a few years ago? |
i dont really see why its suprising that he was though
Posted by GUBostonDubs on Aug-29-2006 15:59:
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Originally posted by sandstorm03
i dont really see why its suprising that he was though |
its very clear when uve seen the list of what other djs have been on the fabric series especially when digweed used to be mostly progressive house. I would have thought even Danny Howells (who's played Fabric as well)would be a stretch. just my view
Posted by Pete K on Aug-29-2006 17:56:
I wouldn't even come close to calling Fabric prog house..it's mroe deep, dubby, and very techy...Martin Solveig or Angel Alanis is not prog. 
Posted by GUBostonDubs on Aug-29-2006 20:38:
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Originally posted by Pete K
I wouldn't even come close to calling Fabric prog house..it's mroe deep, dubby, and very techy...Martin Solveig or Angel Alanis is not prog. |
That's my point when you have Digweed (Known for being a progressive house dj) suddenly doing a tech house/deeper house cd series...that's why it was an interesting point for him to get picked for the Fabric series. Is that so hard to understand?
Posted by Pete K on Aug-29-2006 20:57:
For me it's not...I very much enjoyed it..
+1 for anyone that steps outside the box imo..
Posted by GUBostonDubs on Aug-29-2006 21:00:
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Originally posted by Pete K
For me it's not...I very much enjoyed it..
+1 for anyone that steps outside the box imo.. |
me too, it's a good cd for sure. It definitely shows Digweed's ability to mesh a good set together no matter what genre he is playing
Posted by DOOMBOT on Aug-29-2006 21:02:
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Originally posted by GUBostonDubs
me too, it's a good cd for sure. It definitely shows Digweed's ability to mesh a good set together no matter what genre he is playing |
Digweed owns at all styles.
Posted by GUBostonDubs on Aug-29-2006 21:06:
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Originally posted by DOOMBOT
Digweed owns at all styles. |
Exactly
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