zackster disagree - on Disc 2 I think Diggers actually generally avoided obvious big room tracks in favour of cohesion. It’s more peak-time, underground, hypnotic vortex mode, rather than big room bangers.
Clear example, as I’ve already pointed out, if he’d wanted to go more in the big room direction he would have included the original of Stoneproof, rather than the dubby Alternative version. As it is there are no tracks on the disc anywhere near as “large” as Xpander, Mercury & Solace or Heaven Scent . They all tend more towards the subtle and driving, which is one of the reasons why the mix works so well.
