just a few quick notes i'd like to share and see who all is in agreeance - although i'm sure i'll find many people telling me to fuck off or read more posts for now on than i do-

but onto some stuff i've been hearing recently -

Layo & Bushwacka GU discs - absolute crap. Probably my least favorite GU i've heard. Went nowhere for me. Even Adam Freelands which i wasnt impressed with was better. Lets hope we can get someone like Yunus or Burridge to do a proper one next..

Digweed essential mix from Manchester - how great is this mix. totally different sound that when i last saw him in Bonnaroo -

his bonnaroo sound was best captured w/ Transitions 3 which i heard for the 1st time today and its right on proper. this Transitions series keeps getting better and better since the 1st.

Radiohead - In Rainbows : another band that just never ceases to amaze me w/ everything they do. Dark and deep and taking their great sound one step further in a great direction.

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[quote=3hitsaday;543119]Radiohead - In Rainbows : another band that just never ceases to amaze me w/ everything they do. Dark and deep and taking their great sound one step further in a great direction.[/quote]

good cd.. but only 45 minutes? what the fuck... you know they went through tons of different songs and loads of unreleased stuff... fill a fuckin cd for christs sake... /rant over

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^ | there is a whole other cd of music available with the discbox that you can order, so you may want to give those tracks a listen too when it comes out ;)

[B]CD 2[/B] MK 1 DOWN IS THE NEW UP GO SLOWLY MK 2 LAST FLOWERS UP ON THE LADDER BANGERS AND MASH 4 MINUTE WARNING

edit: i think if you preorder the discbox you can download the songs. i'm sure you might be able to find them on a filesharing network too, but downloading radiohead for free is bad, mmkay?

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[quote=3hitsaday;543119]

Digweed essential mix from Manchester - how great is this mix. totally different sound that when i last saw him in Bonnaroo - [/quote] I don't want to sound like a Sasha basher (which I definitely am not) but this mix clearly shows how much more engaging Diggerz currently is as a DJ in terms of programming, sequencing and the actual mixing of the tracks compared to some recent Sasha sets (Metrophonic included)

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[QUOTE=fisheye;543213]I don't want to sound like a Sasha basher (which I definitely am not) but this mix clearly shows how much more engaging Diggerz currently is as a DJ in terms of programming, sequencing and the actual mixing of the tracks compared to some recent Sasha sets (Metrophonic included)[/QUOTE]

x2.

Except for that studio Thank You mix that Sasha did, IIRC. That actually sounded like some thought went into the mix as opposed to banging a few hi-energy tracks together.

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'I don't want to sound like a Sasha basher (which I definitely am not) but this mix clearly shows how much more engaging Diggerz currently is as a DJ in terms of programming, sequencing and the actual mixing of the tracks compared to some recent Sasha sets (Metrophonic included)'

^^^ seen sasha a month ago and he was the best ive seen him in years. programming was as usual on the ball and some of the tracks he played was like nothing iv heard him play before..

havent seen or heard diggers in over a year.. looking forward to this new trans 3 mix