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John Digweed Progressive House Breaks Progressive Trance 2002 UK

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	John Digweed
Title:	MMII
Style:	Progressive House, Breaks, Progressive Trance
Date of release:	2002
Country:	UK
MP3 album size:	1331 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1512 mb
WMA album size:	1918 mb
Digital formats:	MP4 AC3 MIDI AAC ASF MPC VQF

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	–Pollon	Lonely Planet	7:09
2	–Pole Folder & CP	Dust	8:20
3	–Bermuda Triangle	Mooger Fooger	5:32
4	–Sean Q6	Of Course	5:00
5	–Flash Brothers	Protect The Sense	4:49
6	–108 Grand	Te Quiero (Darren Emerson Remix) Remix – Darren Emerson	9:21
7	–Shakespear's Sister	Black Sky (Dub Extravaganza Part 2) Remix – Darren Emerson, Rick Smith	8:21
8	–James Holden	I Have Put Out The Light Vocals – Jenny Holden	4:43
9	–Spooky	Belong (Vocal Club Mix)	8:54
10	–Mandalay	Deep Love (Charlie May Remix) Remix – Charlie May	8:58

Credits

DJ Mix – John Digweed

Notes

This is the original UK release on Bedrock. There is also a US release on Warner Strategic Marketing (filed separately in Discogs) that accidentally retains the BEDCD4 catalog number in its artwork.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PEA-MC-6166-4	John Digweed	MMII ‎(Cass, Ltd, Mixed)	Bedrock Records	PEA-MC-6166-4	UK	2002
PEA-LP-6166-5	John Digweed	MMII ‎(3xLP, Comp)	Bedrock Records	PEA-LP-6166-5	UK	2002
EQGCD005	John Digweed	MMII ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed)	EQ Recordings	EQGCD005	Australia	2002
R2 78185	John Digweed	MMII ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed)	Warner Strategic Marketing	R2 78185	US	2002
PEA-CD-6166-2	John Digweed	MMII ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed, Unofficial)	Bedrock Records	PEA-CD-6166-2	Russia	2002

EXIBUZYW

I was very impressed from the first day I got this fantastic mix and I still tend to listen it every now and then. This is a proper CD to any DJ who wants to have a lesson about building and programming set a. Every track supports each other and adds details to the story Digweed tells with his turntables. Very nice and easy to hear!My favourites are deep and hypnotic "Mooger Fooger" and more dance floor oriented yet very deep "Protect The Sense".