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	Transitions Volume 4 »rank: 24845 par: John Digweed		Renaissance Presents Transitio »rank: 26516 par: John Digweed Chroniques et points de vue:From : Does any DJ listen to more music than John Digweed? Hard to say, but the fact that Diggers is known to go through all the music he receives, personally, may have something to do with why he has--perhaps wisely--elected to release a single Transitions disc twice a year (instead of the two-disc compilations that seem to be the norm for other DJs). Not only does this give listeners a snapshot of his ever-evolving mixes, it allows him to capitalize on the fact that, as one of the biggest ...
	Renaissance Presents Transitio »rank: 21127 par: John Digweed Chroniques et points de vue:From : Does any DJ listen to more music than John Digweed? Hard to say, but the fact that Diggers is known to go through all the music he receives, personally, may have something to do with why he has--perhaps wisely--elected to release a single Transitions disc twice a year (instead of the two-disc compilations that seem to be the norm for other DJs). Not only does this give listeners a snapshot of his ever-evolving mixes, it allows him to capitalize on the fact that, as one of the biggest ...		Northern Exposure, Vol. 1 »rank: 21127 par: Sasha + John Digweed Chroniques et points de vue: essential recording:The Rolls Royce of trance-house mixes, and every bit as cool as the polar bear on the sleeve, this first edition of Sasha and John Digweed's Northern Exposure sets is the tightest and most effortless of the series. With 11 superbly arranged cuts from the likes of William 0rbit, Rabbit in the Moon, and the Future Sound of London, not one moment is wasted. The disc's flavor is decidedly organic and wholly evocative of all-night mountain raves or desert parties. Starting with the early-morning stretch of Keiichi Suzuki's ...
	Northern Exposure 2: East Coast Edition »rank: 32242 par: Sasha, John Digweed Chroniques et points de vue:From :A truly expansive collection of cuts, this companion to Northern Exposure 2: West Coast Edition is one for all ears that sees Sasha and Digweed juxtapose dance-pop tunes with club-land mixes. Converts to the Northern Exposure series will further enjoy the skillful Sasha and Digweed mixes washed (as ever) with layers of smooth late-night warmth; newcomers will find a variety of styles and sounds stretching beyond conventional trance-techno to whet their appetite. Gus Gus enjoy two wonderful moments, opening the disc with their dreamy, trip-hop-flavored 'Believe' and also offering ...		Sydney (Ltd Ed) »rank: 32242 par: John Digweed Chroniques et points de vue::John Digweed's double-disc set in the Global Underground mix series showcases the British DJ's unique ability to seamlessly fuse trance and techno into a lush slipstream that works well, whatever the hour. Recorded in Sydney, Australia, in 1998, Digweed's mix envelops a multitude of dance styles and coats them all with his effortless, lengthy, pace-building method. Few DJs could move so smoothly from the sunrise tranquillity of Fortunato & Montresor's 'lmagine' to the busyness of Danny Tenaglia's 'Elements,' let alone Fatma Morgana's 'Apache Spur' to the franticness of Crystal Method's ...
	Los Angeles (Ltd.Ed) »rank: 32242 par: John Digweed Chroniques et points de vue::John Digweed's double-disc set in the Global Underground mix series showcases the British DJ's unique ability to seamlessly fuse trance and techno into a lush slipstream that works well, whatever the hour. Recorded in Sydney, Australia, in 1998, Digweed's mix envelops a multitude of dance styles and coats them all with his effortless, lengthy, pace-building method. Few DJs could move so smoothly from the sunrise tranquillity of Fortunato & Montresor's 'lmagine' to the busyness of Danny Tenaglia's 'Elements,' let alone Fatma Morgana's 'Apache Spur' to the franticness of Crystal Method's ...		Winning Ticket »rank: 32242 par: John Digweed Chroniques et points de vue::John Digweed's double-disc set in the Global Underground mix series showcases the British DJ's unique ability to seamlessly fuse trance and techno into a lush slipstream that works well, whatever the hour. Recorded in Sydney, Australia, in 1998, Digweed's mix envelops a multitude of dance styles and coats them all with his effortless, lengthy, pace-building method. Few DJs could move so smoothly from the sunrise tranquillity of Fortunato & Montresor's 'lmagine' to the busyness of Danny Tenaglia's 'Elements,' let alone Fatma Morgana's 'Apache Spur' to the franticness of Crystal Method's ...
	Mmii »rank: 32242 par: John Digweed Chroniques et points de vue:From :Even the best have their off-mixes. This most consistent of trance DJs appears to have a problem on MMll dealing with what is essentially just a collection of tracks, as opposed to the seamless mix we've grown accustomed to from Diggity Dig. 0f course, some of those cuts are magnificent. Darren Emerson's previously unavailable remix of 108 Grand's 'Te Quiero' is addictive trance nectar, while Spooky's 'Belong (Vocal Club Mix)' is a memorable slice of electro-trance. But overall, this one is strictly for the Digger maniacs out there. Those ...		MMII »rank: 103965 par: John Digweed Chroniques et points de vue:From :Even the best have their off-mixes. This most consistent of trance DJs appears to have a problem on MMll dealing with what is essentially just a collection of tracks, as opposed to the seamless mix we've grown accustomed to from Diggity Dig. 0f course, some of those cuts are magnificent. Darren Emerson's previously unavailable remix of 108 Grand's 'Te Quiero' is addictive trance nectar, while Spooky's 'Belong (Vocal Club Mix)' is a memorable slice of electro-trance. But overall, this one is strictly for the Digger maniacs out there. Those ...