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evo8
Am i missing any good ones?? Heres what I have off the top of my head

Sasha and Digweed - Communicate
Bedrock 1,2 and 3
Quivver - Transport 5
All the Northern Exposures (i think)
James Holden - Fear Of a Silver Planet
GU009, 014, 013, 019 (also have 006 but didnt like it all and i know its generally well received, meh)

probably missing a good few - global undergrounds especially, but ignoring them for the moment, are there any other recommendations??
SYSTEM-J
All the Renaissance ones, the White Label Euphoria compilations, the GU: NuBreeds, etc.
Floorfiller
Balance Series?
evo8
dont think i have heard any nubreed mixes, Pappa's one looks interesting so will check that out and also the early renaissance mixes, so thanks for that

Balance, i have 5 (obviously), 6 was ok-ish, 7 started to go more techy/minimal and i didnt really hear many good ones after that, and of course the progressive sound i like died off after that anyway

Balance 1-4 on the other hand - i havent hear those at all! so will check those out

also...1 i left out that isnt bad is Digweed MMII - some nice stuff on that

thanks chaps
Chimney
Balance 001 is godly.
n0bben
Might want to try some of these:

Anthony Pappa - Resolution
Gab Olivier - No Nonsense
Phil K - Balance 004
Steve Gerrard - Thinking Out Loud
Flash Brothers - Fear Of A Silver Planet Vol. 2
Parks & Wilson - Painting On Silence
evo8
excellent, have a nice list going now, thanks all
SYSTEM-J
I personally think that prog struggles to work in compilation format, especially this millenial prog where the tracks were very long and you could only squeeze 10-12 on a disc. Most of the best prog mixes, by any of these DJs, are live mixes or Essential Mixes.
mulinjohe
the White Label Euphoria compilations
evo8
quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I personally think that prog struggles to work in compilation format, especially this millenial prog where the tracks were very long and you could only squeeze 10-12 on a disc. Most of the best prog mixes, by any of these DJs, are live mixes or Essential Mixes.


good point i guess

evo8
Parks & Wilson ‎– Painting On Silence

seriously good that
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