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-- Tranceaddict ID Hunt #5 - John Digweed - Fabric, London 12/02/2005
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Man, he has not deviated one wit from that sound. He was prog while everyone was prog, but found tech house in 2005 and just never looked back. That�s impressive. Come to think of it, there was a three year compilation hiatus between the forgotten MMII and Fabric 20 so maybe it wasn�t all that abrupt (though his Kiss100 sets were still pretty proggy).

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Originally posted by Lews The Fabric CD was highlights of a 5 hour set he played at Fabric in 2004 (I believe on 5 June).

Oh, there ya go. I didn�t realize Fabric 20 was released in January of 2005, so yeah, he had obviously gone tech months before.

I loved MMII, arguably one of Digweed's finest mixes. Just, a great selection of songs with an interesting progression, one of those classic prog albums that really feels like it's taking you on a journey.

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost Well, that's it: It's been a fantastic, thirteen year collaborative effort to which I added absolutely nothing other than my admiration. But you've got it! Time to update that unsightly ID in the tracklist and fill in that gap-toothed smile. BT, did anyone ever verify if this was even Digweed in the first place? The fact that this ends with Bloc Rock is an almost definitive giveaway that it is, as he was hammering that record right around this time.

Gap toothed smile filled, never thought we'd actually get this done, but there you go! Last few months really have been a whirlwind of IDing and old records coming to light... not just in this thread. Thanks to all for getting it sorted!

Can't believe that missing ID was a C-Jay track, especially when I have a whole pile of his stuff on my hard drive already.

Also regarding Digweed, definitely not all of it anyway. Turns out tracks 1 - 5 are from the set "Bucky Fargo - Infinite Overcast November 2003" then mixes into something else. The mystery of where this set comes from and who actually did it, no-one knows. Certainly not all Bucky Fargo anyway, that's been confirmed on a youtube discussion.

Edit: Getting my hands on some of the rarer stuff from this set is now the challenge! Chris Scott said he'd send stuff on, and sadly hasn't, and the Cars Go By remix has been lost completely by the author... I challenged him to do a Lockdown 2020 recreation of it but nothing yet. I shall keep bugging them both....

Edit2: It would still be nice to know who actually put this set together. Looking it at, its one hell of a tracklist.

This thread is an annoying reminder that I bought Bill & Seb - Into The Light years ago but lost the file in the great hard-drive fire of 2013, and now the track appears to be territory restricted. I don't suppose anyone has a digital copy?

Check PMs.

It was available in my territory at the price of a dollar, so I figure this is the equivalent of buying you a drink.

Can�t seem to find it, which portal did you use?

I bought it from AmazonMP3 originally in all its VBR glory. It's still in my Amazon Music collection but it won't let me download it.

Anyway, a kindly Samaritan has helped me out now. Thanks anyway.

I used Into the light in my Stockholm Syndrome mix.

https://soundcloud.com/hamid-zafar-...ckholm-syndrome

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Originally posted by RebeL9 I used Into the light in my Stockholm Syndrome mix. https://soundcloud.com/hamid-zafar-...ckholm-syndrome

Good music in that one!

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I bought it from AmazonMP3 originally in all its VBR glory. It's still in my Amazon Music collection but it won't let me download it. Anyway, a kindly Samaritan has helped me out now. Thanks anyway.

This should totally be like a Secret Santa thing around here. Everyone buys someone else a track that's out of their respective zone.

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