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  • John Digweed 'Live In' Series - Fabric, London

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I’ve actually got a copy

Disc 1:

  1. Boss Tune that sounds flat and out of context outside a club environment.
  2. Boss Tune that sounds flat and out of context outside a club environment.
  3. Boss Tune that sounds flat and out of context outside a club environment.
  4. Boss Tune that sounds flat and out of context outside a club environment.
  5. Boss Tune that sounds flat and out of context outside a club environment.
  6. Boss Tune that sounds flat and out of context outside a club environment.
  7. Boss Tune that sounds flat and out of context outside a club environment.
  8. Boss Tune that sounds flat and out of context outside a club environment.
  9. Boss Tune that sounds flat and out of context outside a club environment.
  10. Why do I fall for this every time?

Disc 2:

  1. In the bin

Disc 3:

  1. In the bin

Disc 4:

  1. In the bin

      Disc 1 - 10 tracks?

      Are Blue Amazon back on the scene?

        Dan
        I got bored, much like I do with all the live in releases actually!

          Mad_Cyril 1) Need 2) Need 3) Need 4) Got 5) Need 6) Need 7) Need 8) Need 9) Got 10) Need

            SM001 thanks, and good to know Bandcamp-version has the singles.

              Plenty of tracks there I don’t own yet, so don’t have to grudge the 20 € price. Which is nice.

              SM001 Having listened to all the tracks individually this morning, there’s not a lot in that tracklist that I feel I need. Put me off buying it tbh.

                For me, I think the interest would be in listening to the mixed parts.

                Was definitely impressed at how many individual tracks are listed that I wasn’t aware of but I made the decision years ago not to just collect stuff for the sake of it, if it isn’t in the last month or two just simply because of the high likelihood that it will just get stored on my HDD and never get played. When that happens, it just adds to the sense that there is too much disposable music. That said, if any real gems come up, I will make the effort to grab them as a potential future classic but the bar is set quite high for that.

                12 days later

                It’s his whole set from start to finish, no tracks missing for licensing purposes this time.

                Which is nice.

                  So far, I have been bored senseless by John’s ‘Live In’ series… yet, here I am again thinking, ‘that tracklist looks interesting’…

                  Will I succumb to curiosity once again? Will I then give it away because it’s dull as dish water like the other releases I have bought? Is history repeating itself? Does anyone care? Do I care? Is that lump I found something to worry about?

                    The last few albums I’ve purchased from bedrock have been so disappointing I don’t think I’ll be buying the new mix. His Apple mixes have been really good though. He does play decent deep house.

                      Dubman He does play decent deep house.

                      Links please! I’ve not listened to many, but I wouldn’t describe the ones I have in that way

                          Amps Is history repeating itself?

                          I think you’ve repeated in no uncertain terms that you’re perpetually stuck in a 1996 timewarp and are unable to move on in the slightest. All the best.

                          • Amps replied to this.

                              Is this gonn be available on the iTunes store? Would have thought with Diggers doing mixes for Apple music it would be but maybe he wants his 30%.

                                Wally probably will be, but judging by Bedrock’s other late output Bandcamp will still be the cheapest option. I’d assume it will be available to stream also in Apple Music on Friday.

                                  LT42 Partially correct, but I still buy lots of ‘new’ music.