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John Digweed
Choice: Collection of Classics
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Hoomba Hoomba
2. Floatation
3. Joy to the World [No Felt Mix]
4. Dreambeam [Ben Chapman 12" Remix]
5. Dark House
6. Don't Make Me Wait
7. Your Wildlife [Red Zone Mix]
8. Security 88 [Midnight Club Mix]
9. Cascades [Hypnotone Mix]
10. Mercurial [Euphoric Original Mix]
11. White Love [Scott Hardkiss' Psychic Masturbation Mix]
12. We Came in Peace [John Digweed Re-Edit]
13. Desert Storm
14. Alone It's Me [Alley Cat Edit]
15. MMM Skyscraper I Love You [Jamscraper Mix]
Track Listings (13) - Disc #2
1. Beautiful [Blue Mix]
2. Tempted [Spooky Remix]
3. Disappear [Morales Mix]
4. Belgium [Nintendotone Mix]
5. What Would You Do [8 Minutes of Madness Mix]
6. Back to the Beat [With the Sound]
7. I'm the One You Need [Def Dub Version, John Digweed Re-Edit][Mix][Versi
8. Cool Kids of Death [Underworld Mix]
9. Drive It Home
10. Young American Primitive?
11. Come on Boy [Larry Levan Remix]
12. Sugar Daddy
13. A Forest [Mark Saunders Mix]

CD Details

All Artists: John Digweed
Title: Choice: Collection of Classics
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Azuli Records
Release Date: 5/10/2005
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: Trance, House, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 880157010356

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CD Reviews

Amazing look into the past

Joseph Anderson | 06/06/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"John Digweed has been playing electronic music for years. Over time, he's weathered the changes that have come about for electronic music. This collection is a small taste of what he considers his favorites. These aren't just tracks he's played, but tracks that have influenced him and his style over his long career. To call this album trash, or say it's not worth the money is not only ignorant, it's flat out wrong. This album is worth every penny for those that truly care about electronic music.

The variety of stlyes and sounds on this album is great. Everything from recent songs he's played to a few songs from the early 1980's. Although this album is basically a compilation of songs and not a mix, he does make an attempt at mixing a few transitions. The result isn't what you would normally expect from someone as well known as he is for flawlessly mixing tracks, but it's understandable given the songs he's selected.

If you're a true EDM fan, this album is a must have."

Not what you'll expect!

Patrick M. Stawski | Norristown, PA USA | 06/14/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Before I purchased this, I read the reviews by other members. Some love it, some don't. So I bought it anyway and find it to be a wonderful compilation of what John Digweed considers to be classics. This album has a very future-jazz type vibe. You can play it in the background and it isn't obtrusive, but is also wonderful to listen to with undivided attention. For anyone that has heard John live when he is in one of his chill moods will thoroughly enjoy this album, because his chill still has momentum."

The negative reviewers are new to music, pls excuse them!!

Patrick M. Gepfert | Bradenton, Fl USA | 06/06/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"These songs are very good picks by John. Most of the songs he presented I never heard of. They are't really that much of techno or progressive at all. However they are groovy and intelligent songs. I considered most of them instant CLASSICS!!

I have only listened to the album once so far, I need to give it another spin :)"