John just recently announced the tracklist for the new Bedrock 11.

Bedrock Eleven
Compiled and mixed by John Digweed

Released Oct 12th 2009
CD ( 2 x mixed 1 x unmixed)
Limited vinyl
Digital downloads- iTunes, Beatport and all major download sites worldwide


PRE-ORDER LIMITED SIGNED COPIES FROM http://www.bedrockmusic.bigcartel.com

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CD 1 Mixed

1. Mutant Clan - On and Amp
2. Dirty Mongrel - Cream
3. Alex Dolby and Santos - Babylon
4. John Digweed & Nick Muir – Aquatonic - (Unreleased Dub)
5. Guy J - Mikro - (Nick Muir Edit)
6. Moonface - Futiurized Fears - ( Guy J Remix)
7. Giorgos Gatzgristos - Binary Star System
8. Christian Smith & John Selway - Mistral - (Anton Pieete Remix)
9. Marco Bailey - Jungle Laps
10. Pete Heller - Sabotage - (Unreleased Acid Dub)
11. Mutant Clan - Persuader
12. Christian Smith & John Selway - Daytona
13. Alan Fitzpatrick - Reflections - (Petar Dundov Remix)
14. Guy J - Lamur - (Henry Saiz Unreleased Remix)

CD 2 Mixed

1. Alan Fitzpatrick - Reflections
2. Giorgos Gatzgristos - Pencils For The Weak
3. James Zabiela - Tylium
4. Rowdent - Found It
5. Tonedepth - Rumblefish - (Maherdaniel Remix)
6. Erphun - The Little Rascal
7. Alex Dolby and Santos - No Walls
8. Guy Gerber - Stoppage Time – (Reshuffle Remix)
9. Marc Marzenit - Not Assigned
10. John Digweed & Nick Muir – Tangent
11. Marc Marzenit - Expiritualized
12. Marc Marzenit - Unexpiritualized feat Mastafaktor
13. Bedrock – Emerald - (Henry Saiz Remix)
14. Suicide Sports Club - My Black Dog - (Gutterstylz Alternative Dub)


CD 3 Unmixed

1. Alan Fitzpatrick – Reflections - Reprise
2. Rowdent - Eat Your Heart Out
3. Christian Smith & John Selway - Daytona - (John Digweed & Nick Muir Remix)
4. Tijuana - Groove Is In The Air - (Tom Budden’s Alive Remix)
5. Rowdent - Found it
6. Saints and Sinners - Pushin Too Hard - (Guy J Remix)
7. James Zabiela – Tylium - (Spooky Remix)
8. Guy J - Lamur - ( unreleased Henry Saiz Remix)
9. Tonedepth - Rumblefish - (Maherdaniel Remix)
10. Marco Bailey - Jungle Laps
11. Erphun - Termination Sequence

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Originally posted by coroknight 13. Alan Fitzpatrick - Reflections - (Petar Dundov Remix)

This

Also interested in the Emerald remix from Saiz

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meh

There are a few tracks there I'd be interested in, but generally Bedrock has gotten way too big room tech for my likings. It's a shame, because just Bedrock 10, which wasn't even that long ago, was fucking awesome.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Levels is...decent...damn better than a lot of the shite dominating the charts at the moment. It sounds absolutely nothing like...a billion and one similar tracks in this big-room style. I always had a soft spot.

Awesome news

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I'll give it a go, but my expectations are pretty low.

2002 - 2004 Bedrock was to die for.

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Originally posted by siastyle Okay iv hurd the Album and lemmi tell you guyz.... Tiesto is gono make it back to the top again with these hits. The thing about it is that hes trying 2 bring a new style tho just like he did with Just be and it worked. they songs areunt TOO HIGHT up. but the vocals acaully are the best thing in 2007. The Track Carpe Noctum is like traffic but it hink he could of prefected the shit ouf it. but generalllyy its an amazing album...oh and Ten Seconds Before Sunrise is like Forever today TIMES 12

I'm going to wait until I actually hear the tracks to pass judgement. Given how awesome Bedrock has been in the past i'm still damn excited.

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Looks good. Digweed doesn't disappoints regardless of style. And since when was Bedrock a big room techno label? I've never heard him play a big room track. He plays good techno and house music. Stop labeling everything and being so judgmental. Wait until you actually hear it. Digweed will never be the prog house/trance DJ he used to be - people need to get over it. New style, new times.

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Last edited by refuge on Aug-28-2009 at 19:27

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Originally posted by refuge Looks good. Digweed doesn't disappoints regardless of style. And since when was Bedrock a big room techno label? I've never heard him play a big room track. He plays good techno and house music. Stop labeling everything and being so judgmental. Wait until you actually hear it. Digweed will never be the prog house/trance DJ he used to be - people need to get over it. New style, new times.

If you're dropping Subtellite, Stranger to Stability (Len faki mix) etc. then you're playing big-room techno.
ive seen him a lot over the past 2 years and his style has defintely gone a lot harder.

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Digweed is definitely a trendseeker, when deep is trendy we play deep, when techno we play techno, Sasha is more faithful in his own Gui Boratto/Ryan Davis style, but this stuff he's playin' now, God.

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Originally posted by refuge Looks good. Digweed doesn't disappoints regardless of style. And since when was Bedrock a big room techno label? I've never heard him play a big room track. He plays good techno and house music. Stop labeling everything and being so judgmental. Wait until you actually hear it. Digweed will never be the prog house/trance DJ he used to be - people need to get over it. New style, new times.

lol, are you joking?

Digweed plays big room blah, end of story. I saw him recently, and while it was a lot of fun, it was nothing very moving beyond boom boom boom. A pretty far cry from what he used to play, none of the stuff had any soul.

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Originally posted by coroknight 4. Tijuana - Groove Is In The Air - (Tom Budden’s Alive Remix)

This was completely unnecessary. Fucks sake, does that tracklist ever look uninspired? Not to mention the remix of Emerald.

Also, refuge knows nothing of what he speaks. The last time Digweed wasn't playing a big room set was his tour for the first Transitions album; that was Digweed playing a solid, deep set with beautiful flow. Every other time I've seen him since then (yes, even in the tiniest of clubs) it's been balls-to-the-wall ragers and epic builds. I mean how in the fuck can you not think that Smith & Selway's 'Total Departure' or Dubfire's remix of 'Grindhouse' aren't big room ragers? Really?

Last edited by idoru on Aug-29-2009 at 00:46