Same here. Not much edm from then surviving

Omg meeeeeeee toooo

Same here

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It’s a banger.

Especially 1:01:00 to 1:02:00..holy shit

Same!

I travelled about 10,000 miles to go to the launch for this album; it was an epic night! Awesome memories.

@@alphagoresnorkel2027 Gold

​@@stuartbettey9575Disc 1 is Sasha Disc2 is Digweed, as usual for their 2 cd mixes

ass holio love how you know it’s deep progressive house unlike some others calling it techno !

zeitesixx Hahaha.....good stuff!

+zeitesixx New York resident. Went to Twilo religiously for S&D (last Friday of every month). Magical times.

I saw Sasha in Costa Rica during his Ibiza GU tour changed my life then in 2002 went to WMC miami just to see them in delta heavy tour and I coulnt get in because of a profesional camera I had with me at the time so sad I missed and amazing event, with Sasha and digweed is like you only have one chance to really hear them Im facebook.com/DJAndresSolano/

As of 1997 to the date (June 16th, 2016), I´ve attended more or less 15 John Digweed´s gigs and next friday I´ll be attending another one here in Mexico City ... I consider my self lucky enough about it, there´s no nothing compared to listen to a John´s set Live, such a great auditive experience, he´s one of a kind undoubtely... long life to John Digweed and Sasha, they make this life more enjoyable for sure...

lucky you buddy, here in Mexico City we had a nightclub called Pervert Lounge, considered legendary venue during the 90's that featured Paul Van Dyk, Dave Seaman and many other DJ´s that eventually would become the superstar dj´s as we all know ...nothing compared to Twilo of course but music has always speaks for it self no matter the place is played on right? cheers buddy and thanks for sharing feelings and experiences.

agreed

I sure listened to it a ton but I thought it was a major step backwards from the Northern Exposure or GU albums. It was too minimalistic or something.

@@leeartlee915 Which GU albums? Ibiza SF, L.A. or Hong Kong? I mean, ok, sure. And which Northern exposure albums? Expeditions? Ok, sure. But if you think this was a step backwards from stuff they put out in 96', you're biased by nostalgia. The stuff in 96' was great and important, but it was not this. This was so much more and I honestly believe they would tell you the same.

@@luxuryseaviewvillas6744 I mean, it’s all opinion but I feel the original Northern Exposure is one the greatest DJ mixes of all time. I’ll agree that some of those mixes are influenced by nostalgia but not that album. That album is gold. As for GU, for the first 20 or so mixes, I thought they all pretty good. Obviously, some were better than others. But I was obsessed with Nick Warren, Digweed, Sasha, etc. And then you had the Nubreed guys come along and it just kept getting better and better. After GU went a little off the rails, we had the Balance series come online and some of those later mixes are, to this day, some of the best mixes ever. That’s not even to mention the Renaissance label or the countless other mixes that were coming out. Believe me, I listened to Communicate a ton but even back in the day it was far from one of my favorites. It didn’t have enough melody of trance, enough weirdness for tech-house, or the electro movement that came later on. And that’s just within the prog-house scene. You had tons of stuff with the Deep House scene like Lazy Dog/Buzzin’ Fly. You had breakbeat folks all over the place. …. I’ll just keep rambling forever. Bottom line, when i go back to older albums, I tend to skip this one. I think 2000-2001 was kind of a weird year for house music. A major transition period.

Scot-free I saw a roach in my house and killed it with a slipper

And on that note... let's get back to the program.

Timestamps are awesome,+1

;)

Yea definitely Morel True 16B Remix, not Deep Dish remix of Barbarella.

Me too, came here looking exactly for this

Timeless classic

Nebula_ Sounds about right, '96-'02 was THE golden age of dance music. Most of it is overprocessed club filler junk today. Very little creative sound coming from dance music. Once you've heard enough, you can pick out songs from this era easily. And they never feel or sound old.

Nebula_ If you like Global Underground then check out Max Graham - Transport 4 (Tranceport 4). I'm trying to upload it. Hopefully this weekend

y should start adam beyer 20 years ago

Too cool. Thank you xx

+Nebula_ lol

Probably the best transition ever.

+D Dino When did you get to the club? I always showed up when the doors opened around 11pm. I always wanted to catch Jimmy Van M or Sean Cusick's great opening sets. I do remember hearing tales of it taking forever to get into the club if you showed up at peak times.

Yep....you won't get any denials from me on that! Happy Xmas! :)

takes my breath away still to this day......

I *used* to have it!!!! Consider selling?? ;)

Carlo Rivera Yep, they are still the number one duo in my opinion.

Totally

+Carlo Rivera Totally, and I like that space, A lot!

can´t agree more

hycienda!!!!!!that s where sasha s movement begins,it was then early 90s(89,91) i was zelf begin 20,realy nice time,i will do it againe

madnohten o you lot take a fucking break and just enjoy

Barbarella is not featured in this mix. The track before Raoches is the 16B remix of Morel - True.

What a tune! Peace Division drums/beats were the best tribal-ish prog you could find.

sames! 😆😆😁😀😉😊 university of arizona, college of architecture, 2001-2006.

Yep! Still in my top 5 mixes of all time and I listen to it whenever I need inspiration for my own DJ'ing/mixing!

James Brewer can't argue with that (thumbs up)

Too bad they don't make em like this anymore. So far ahead in so many ways. This and Expeditions were my introduction to the scene.

Thalía Nájera exacto amiga ttambién fiestas interminables, inolvidables e irrepetibles

Thalía Nájera y acá en NY ni se diga !

I was there, drove 12 hours from Juarez Mexico just to see them. Totally worth it.

Also had on Renaissance awakenings - Dave seaman. I'd say a better mix but close

Barry Kirwan kids-these days

There were a lot of edits, and that was going on even during the Renaissance days. When I was at university studying a music prod degree, one of my friends used to work for the studio that would receive the master tapes recorded by various DJs for mix albums, and he said the job of mastering for the CD wasn't to just transfer, but to adjust the speed (to reduce the time to 1hr 20mins), make cuts to shorten or even lengthen tracks by repeating bars, and removing mistakes in the mixing where the DJ would stop, go back to the bar where they would start the transition and try again. He said Sasha and Digweed often made mistakes.

The pushing too hard / muzak mix is incredible.... Two tracks made for each other

@@miniroll32 This is such a cool story! Thanks for sharing! Where was this studio located may i ask?

It was mixed using Pro Tools. They all were. Pro Tools 4 was a real game changer. They didn’t even attempt to mix live and then tidy up post, they were literally mixed using Pro Tools and a mouse.

Although it hurts us, the mix is ​​studio. He was confessed by the authors. For me it is also an incredible mix.

Eliot Valera No probs and your welcome. Club of choice for me was Fabric and this was on every Saturday night....oh....good times.

Hi

paulina rodriguez so good

You didn't know of these 2 and just took a punt? Lucky you! You found a hidden gem amongst what I am sure was a load of crap. Now go explore what else they have done.. Bien viaje!