New John Digweed CD out in June plus an April Bedrock Podcast

[coliver1980]

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He did just fine with this... about 5 + CDs worth.

I know I've said this before, BUT this was one of the most amazing night of my 20 years of clubbing.

01. Moby - Go (A Cappella)/ Samples from the Speaking Clock
02. God Within - Raincry (A Cappella)
Rabbit In The Moon - Out of Body Experience
03. Sunscream - Perfect Motion
04. Amber - Anyways (Steve Porter's Mix 1)
05. FC Kahuna - Hayling
06. Jondi & Spesh - We Are Connected
07. Saints & Sinners - Pushin Too Hard (Official 2003 Mix)
08. G-Pal - Ocean of Blue
09. Nathan Fake - Outhouse
10. Sasha - Cloud Cuckoo (Luke Chable Mix)
11. Kings of Tomorrow - I Want You (Luke Fair Mix)
12. Depeche Mode - Only When I Lose Myself(Chris Micali/Ali Ajami Mix)
13. Matthew Dekay vs. Beastie Boys - Intergalactic
14. Matthew Dekay - If I Could Fly
15. Matthew Dekay - Higher Thoughts
16. Quest vs Dirty 4's - Basstrap
17. Matthew Dekay - A Time To Think
18. Luke Chable and Danny Bonicci - Ride
19. James Talk - Eggs Are Cute (Dave Robertson's Going Deep Mix) 20. Luke Fair - The Wish
21. Infusion - Girls Can Be Cruel
22. Traffik - Your Light
23. Tony Thomas - Freedom
24. King Unique - Sugarhigh
25. Ian Brown - Fear (U.N.K.L.E. Mix)
26. U.N.K.L.E. - In A State (Sasha Re-Mix)
27. Gangester -Last Night I Was Dreaming(Creamer & Stephane K Mix)
28. Sabres of Paradise - Smokebelch (2003 Mix)
29. Villo & Beaumont - Wormhole Surfing
30. Accadia - Into The Dawn (James Holden Mix)
31. Pete Heller - The Drop
32. Timo Maas - Unite
33. Black Pearl - Barracuda
34. Squareface - Electrify
35. Roland Klinkenberg - Bounce
36. New Order - Blue Monday(John Digweed's Cheeky Hardfloor Edit)
37. Sigur Ros - Svef-n-Genglar (Innerstate Mix)
38. Luke Chable vs PQM - You Are Sleeping (Dub)
39. Flash Brothers - Deep Love (G-Pal Rough Draft Mix)
40. G-Pal - Ophra (El Grecko Mix)
41. Beloved - Sweet Harmony (Kosmas Epsilon & Zorz Bootleg Mix) 42. Bedrock - Heaven Scent (POB's Seismix)
43. Leftfield - Cut For Life
44. Ian Brown - Fear (U.N.K.L.E. Mix)

When and where was this mate?

[hypoluxxa]

Re: New John Digweed CD out in June plus an April Bedrock Podcast

When and where was this mate?

NYE 2003 @ Avalon Los Angeles

[Troklo]

Re: New John Digweed CD out in June plus an April Bedrock Podcast

^^Have a link for that?

[Hoff]

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NYE 2003 @ Avalon Los Angeles

is able to download that gem ?¿

[hypoluxxa]

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^^Have a link for that?

LOL,

I'd die a happier man if I did!

[cohiba]

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lol, how the hell is the a complete tracklist for a set that, I'm guessing from your comment, was never released?

[alwilliamz]

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I'm hoping its got a bit more to it than Bedrock 10 or 11. Both were OK but not on a par with the Transitions series.

It does sound like its gonna be based on the Bedrock label though and I've liked what I've heard so far in that department.

[RiseandShine]

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wait for this, me can not do

[hypoluxxa]

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lol, how the hell is the a complete tracklist for a set that, I'm guessing from your comment, was never released?

MANY were trainspotting that night.

[dusk]

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Wow can't wait for Structures to drop. Not sure how JD finds the time to put out an album amidst his hectic schedule... I'm just super happy right now

[dusk]

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@hypoluxxa - Super night I bet.. would give anything to hear that set!

Maybe one of our resident dj's could put something together based on this set list

[itsjung]

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i hope structures is good. love all diggers cds. srsly this guy is the shit.

[simonr]

Re: New John Digweed CD out in June plus an April Bedrock Podcast

Out June 28th

"This June, in 2010, Digweed will launch a new album called "Structures."
Be a triple album that follow the format of Bedrock Bedrock 10 and 11, two mixed and one Unmixed CDs."

[matty303]

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I´m kind of with Hydrasonic on this one though, what happened to Transitions CD series? I thought that was going to be a regular ongoing series.

Believe the Transitions CD series was only a 4 cd deal with Renaissance but that's not to say it might re-surface some point in the future (this is just me speculating not any sort of rumour).

[Homegrove]

Re: New John Digweed CD out in June plus an April Bedrock Podcast

john digweed – ‘structures’ (bedrock records)
cd1 & cd2 – compiled and mixed by john digweed
+ bonus dvd – ‘eye of the storm’ documentary by pablo casacuberta + ‘john digweed live at the vagabond’ + slideshows & extras
2010 is proving to be a fantastic year for music and a great year for the ever-impressive bedrock records. For his latest album venture, ‘structures’, john digweed has selected an exceptional 33 tracks, bringing together the latest bedrock single releases and a plethora of unreleased, exclusive tracks and remixed tracks from ‘bedrock eleven’, all mixed together to perfection the man himself.
The totally tuned-in, turned-on, forward thinking mix across 2xcds, not only features the amazing music of big guns like cristian varela, guy j, christian smith, quivver, king unique, nick warren, mutant clan, john digweed & nick muir, but also showcases the label’s desire to push forward the rising stars of the future. A glance through the tracklist reveals the impressive talents of rowdent, dimitri nakov, marc marzenit, ian o`donovan, sian, luis junior and many more. The additional bonus of featuring some of the best remix work from nic fanciulli, pete heller, psycatron and more, only confirms that john digweed has his finger firmly on the pulse of the electronic dance scene in 2010. It’s an international showcase from this influential label that is hard to beat.
‘structures’ is further enhanced by the inclusion of a bonus dvd featuring ‘eye of the storm’, a visual masterpiece documentary, filmed on john’s last tour of south america by pablo casacuberta (www.pablocasacuberta.com). His exceptional creativity assumes that the viewing audience has a certain awareness of john digweed’s "public persona" and hence seeks to take a glimpse his inner life, thinking processes and his imagination using visual metaphors that can illustrate them in a graphic way. It’s an approach that reinvigorates the somewhat formulaic music documentary genre, and takes it to another enthralling level. Nb - you can get a further insight into the making of this documentary as pablo casacuberta discusses his artistic approach, below.
It seems amazing that through such an illustrious career so far, john digweed has never had a live dj mix made commercially available! But, ‘john digweed live at the vagabond’, recorded live at the 9th annual bedrock/creations party at vagabond miami 27th march 2010, included here on the ‘structures’ bonus dvd is yet another musical milestone. A live mix complete with slideshow that captures the essence of this amazing bedrock party for posterity. www.thevagabondmiami.com
’structures’ is released 12th july 2010 on bedrock records. www.bedrock.org.uk
first 500 will be numbered and signed by john and only available at http://bedrockmusic.bigcartel.com/
the interactive site will be up and running next week with previews of the documentary and tracks
www.bedrock.uk.net/structures
+ bonus dvd
‘eye of the storm’ - documentary by pablo casacuberta www.pablocasacuberta.com + ‘john digweed - live at the vagabond’. Recorded at the bedrock/creations party at vagabond miami 27th march 2010 www.thevagabondmiami.com + slideshow + documentary slideshow + vagabond slideshow + bedrock artwork slideshow

pablo casacuberta talks about his ‘eye of the storm’ documentary on the ‘structures’ bonus dvd.
I started to work with musicians about twenty years ago. I was raised in a family where everyone else was a musician except me, so somehow i got used to create images following the same approach that i would use to compose music. I try to concentrate in the emotions, in the atmosphere, and to convey a sense of inner journey.
Generally, when i’m asked to direct a documentary or an interview in which the subject is a well-known musician or performer, i think that the audience already knows how the artist looks on stage, or has a certain awareness of their "public persona". Probably because of that, it always felt more interesting to me to show a glimpse of their inner life, their thinking processes and their imagination. These are aspects of their artistic work that are not necessarily evident when they are on stage, and that can only be accessed by capturing them out of the contexts in which we are used to see them.
For that reason, when i have the chance to follow an artist for a while, i try to visualize which are those aspects of his or her personality are harder to grasp in a first glimpse, and i try then to find visual metaphors that could illustrate them in a graphic way. I want the images to tell us something we didn't know before, so i try to convey the idea that those images we present in the documentary are like snapshots of the artist's mental life. To do so, i have to work out those images by having conversations about how they feel, what was their history and their background. And then i try to dismantle all preconceived ideas related to their work. I somehow try to present them to the audience as if we hadn't seen them ever before.
Working with john digweed was a very rare opportunity, because he is an artist that doesn't fit the general preconceptions that apply to some djs. He doesn't play any gimmick on stage. He is not distant, but he doesn't pretend that he is in a state of exhilaration either. His performance is entirely about the music. It looks like choosing the right track for the right moment and for a particular crowd is for him an utter act of kindness. He is generous but patient. Popular but somehow mysterious. Both light and dark. He is central to what is happening but at the same time he is mostly away from the limelight. He likes to think of himself as somebody that can keep calm and quiet right in the eye of the storm, but also is capable to react quickly and unpredictably. For all those reasons, there was a huge space to explore his character in visual terms. I wanted to relate his interviews to images that were both very graphic and very abstract, so we could make it feel like they represent exactly what goes on in his mind. Trying to portray that sense of departure, we choose as a backdrop for the whole documentary one of his numerous tours to south america. It seemed to me that showing him walking around rìo de janeiro or jamming with local drummers in the streets of montevideo would show the kind of experiences that show very vividly how far his journey has taken him. But also i wanted to depict his celebrated patience, his sense of timing and his observational abilities. And the only way to do so was through sequences that were mostly poetic. So, instead of just following him around, we also placed him in strange, almost imaginary settings, in which his adaptive and curious nature could flourish.
I’m very pleased with the results. My favourite outcome, when i shoot a series of interviews like the ones included in "eye of the storm", is when not only the audience sees the artist under a new light, but when the artist himself discovers angles and images that he finds unexpectedly accurate as a depiction of his state of mind. John was extremely collaborative, enthusiastic and humble, and went though the whole experience with a joyful sense of discovery. I hope that the final cut, however experimental, may allow his fans to feel that they have had a personal chat with him, and that by doing so they know him better.
Pablo casacuberta www.pablocasacuberta.com

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.