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Northern Exposure 3: Expeditions (Mixed by Sasha & John Digweed) [Double CD]

~ John Digweed, Northern Exposure (Ultra Series), Sasha

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Audio CD (21 Jun 1999)
Number of Discs: 2
Format: Double CD
Label: Ultra
ASIN: B00000ID2O

Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)

Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 97,697 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Disc: 1
1. Tyrantanic - Breeder, Sasha + John Digweed
2. Space Manoeuvres - Sasha + John Digweed, Stage One
3. Morning Glory - (featuring Union Jack)
4. Lost Without You - (featuring Jayn Hanna)
5. Expand The Room - The Light Expand (remix)
6. Belfunk
7. Know you love me too - Chris Raven
8. Micromega - Blue Planet Corp
9. Free - Mono Culture
Disc: 2
1. Waters of Jericho - Headhoncho, Sasha + John Digweed
2. Sexual Movement - Movement Perpetual, Sasha + John Digweed
3. Seaside Atmosphere - Sasha + John Digweed, Stef Pako & Frederik
4. Der Dritte Raum - Polarstern, Sasha + John Digweed
5. Pure Frictions Groove - Sasha + John Digweed, Voyager
6. Gamelan - Red Devil, Sasha + John Digweed
7. Mess With da Bull - RR Workshop, Sasha + John Digweed
8. Love Simulation - Humate, Sasha + John Digweed
9. Rock Stone - Breeder, Sasha + John Digweed
10. Anything You Want - Delta Lady, Sasha + John Digweed
See all 11 tracks on this disc

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The latest in the Northern Exposure series of trance-techno journeys undertaken by two of the most respected DJs in the world, Expeditions finds Sasha and John Digweed fashioning a set from some fine underground cuts. The disc carries the atmosphere of Jean Michel Jarre while maintaining the pace and energy of Orbital. Using Breeder's "Tyrantanic" as their warm-up, the dynamic duo seamlessly utilize simple techno beats with the likes of Jayn Hanna's "The Light," pumping after-hours house such as Mono Culture's "Free," and deliciously simple trance as in Red Devil's "Gamelan." Maintaining the traditions of previous Northern Exposure sets, there are two different discs for slightly different moods--the first more of a late-night soundtrack, the latter a blue-sky marathon--but both work equally well sequentially or separately. Expeditions is a dynamically balanced dance journey that takes you through many of the vistas electronica and DJ culture has to offer. No phrasebook is necessary. --Steffan Chirazi

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3.0 out of 5 stars A good stand-alone mix. but poor when compared to Vol.'s 1&2, 6 Jul 2002

By	"zeus-xy" - See all my reviews

I have had the first two volumes of the Northern Exposure series for quite some time now - Northern Exposure is simply the best mixed compilation ever and nobody and nothing I shouldn't think will ever change my opinion of this; it is an epic, intelligent, moving journey through ambient breakbeat house right the way to (dare I say it) trance. Northern Exposure 2 is also superb, not quite up to the standard of the first installment but still a wholly original and memorable experience to listen to.

For some reason I had never bothered getting 'Expeditions', I suppose this was probably due to the fact that it was on a different label from the first 2 albums (INCredible as opposed to Ministry Of Sound) but a few weeks ago I thought that with Sasha & John Digweed (The world's 2 finest DJ's in my opinion) behind the decks I would be in for some gourmet mixing.

The first dissapointment came upon looking at the tracklisting - gone are the variety of tracks from all over the House/Techno/Trance spectrum and instead we get a slightly formulaic sprinkling of prog. trance with little deviation from this field. This is not to say that there are no magical moments on the compilation. The Light's 'Expand The Room' is awesome as is the ethereal trance of Sasha's Orbital inspired 'Belfunk'. Over on disc 2 trance-god Oliver Lieb's remix of Humate's 'Love Stimulatiom' does the business and Matt Dareys 'Tekara' Remix of Mike Koglin's Depech Mode - esqe 'The Silence' makes for a brilliant finish, but I feel there are a few weak track choices.

Secondly (and this really gets me) we have the 'sing-by-numbers' trance vocals (cheesy vocals are what took trance from a respectable techno/house hybrid to throw-away europop) as exhibited on Delerium's 'Silence' (wisely excluded form the Ultra US release - McLachlan's vocals are comparable only to root canal surgery in my opinion) The shallow 'Lost Without You' by Jayn Hanna also fails to impress. It would be wrong to say that the previous two albums were wholly instrumental, rather any use of vocals was done in a subtle, intelligent way (I give you Morgan King's 'I Am Free' as a prime example).

Lastly the mixing (whilst technically perfect as is to be expected) lacks the magic of previous albums. In the past you would be glancing at the CD player to see if one track had ended and another started, now you can count them right to the end. There is also a rather clumsy edit in Space Manoeuvres' 'Stage One' where a second mix of the track is simply cut into a breakdown of the first - a few seconds of mixing would have sounded better.

I hope I have not put anyone off buying this. As a mix compilation it is good if not very good. It's just not good by Sasha & Digweed's standards and is not worthy of being a Northern Exposure album. Call it Communicate -1 or something.

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5.0 out of 5 stars incredible, 10 May 2005

By	"canercak" - See all my reviews

These guys are simply...INCREDIBLE. Go for this cd and also buy the first release. As one of the reviewers said, they're making the future of progressive house music. They capture your mind with the first track and take you to a long journey through the top of the steep mountains where you discover the absolute pleasure of music. They are the best dj's of this universe, especially Sasha! please come to London, listen to him in Fabric and realise what I mean!!!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Sublime, 24 April 2001

By	James Mosley - See all my reviews

There are lots of compilations kicking round at the moment: Cream, Ministry, Gatecrasher etc, the majority of which ram as many tunes on as possible and are 'mixed' in a very basic sense of the word.

Thankfully, Sasha and John Digweed remain true to the cause and repeatedly deliver the goods as their Global Underground, Communicate and Northern Exposure releases demonstrate. However for me, there is only one winner and this is it. A quite extraordinary double album showcasing the skills of the world's best two djs.

Listen to this then listen to it again, and again and again. Each time you will find something to knock you out as these two maestroes take a selection of already hot tunes and make them even better by their own imaginative and seamless mixing.

Scarily good.

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Most Recent Customer Reviews

3.0 out of 5 stars Sounding a bit rushed, but a worthy Expedition
The cover say's it all. We should be in for another atmospheric journey, and with the rope symbol signifying coasts, docks marina and more, did Sasha and Digweed really deliver... Read more

Published 9 months ago by Top Cat

5.0 out of 5 stars good disk
Track Listings
1. Tyrantanic - Breeder (1)
2. Space Manoeuvres - Stage One
3. Morning Glory - Union Jack
4. Read more

Published 15 months ago by Alexey Markin

5.0 out of 5 stars THE END OF A BEAUTIFULL JOURNEY!
I find it hard to beleive not many people have reveiwed this album as it really is an outstanding mix. Read more

Published 18 months ago by Mr. K. Eaton

4.0 out of 5 stars this release is not the best !
Go for the original release (2nd hand I guess now), Silence has been removed (Delirium, the one in the charts now), as well as another track.

Published on 28 Nov 2000

5.0 out of 5 stars Progressive house for the discrerning listener
You can take your Gatecrasher tunes-by-numbers and keep it. This is the future of house music, and never is the programming as seemless as when Sasha and Digweed are on the decks... Read more

Published on 22 Jun 2000

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