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Sasha & John Digweed present DELTA HEAVY

Sasha Digweed & John (Artist) Format: DVD Audio

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Contributor	Sasha Digweed & John
Language	English
Runtime	2 hours and 21 minutes

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A DVD documentation of the most important DJ tour to ever hit America. Delta Heavy was the groundbreaking electronic music tour featuring the extraordinary DJ talents of Sasha, John Digweed, and Jimmy Van M. Visiting all corners of the States in 2002, the tour was attended by more than 85,000 people in six weeks and was voted by the American public as Best Event at DanceStar USA 2003.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.53 inches; 4.21 Ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ System Recordings
Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2006
Run time ‏ : ‎ 2 hours and 21 minutes
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 30, 2006
Label ‏ : ‎ System Recordings
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000AORFQI
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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nadia g villa

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2015

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Love Sasha and John Digweed!!

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Clubber Lang

Sasha & Diggers conquer America

Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2006

First of all, let me start by saying that if you're a fan of Sasha & Digweed, you won't be dissapointed by this DVD. I've been a fan since I first experienced them back in 99 @ the [now] legendary Twilo. Something about these 2 guys creates a unique atmosphere in their sets which I've never felt from any other dj[s].

By saying that, I was really surprised and happy when I found out that the U.S. Delta Heavy Tour in 2002 was filmed and would be released on DVD. I wasn't at the NYC show @ The World but i sure remember this tour. I remember listening to the Radio 1 Essential mix recorded live in Miami which was the kick off of their tour.

I won't say too much of the content as it is the best to be releaved by the viewer, but i'll say that it was really interesting to see Sasha & John'

s personality as most of the time we see them, they are behind the decks in a darkened room playing music to thousands of ppl leaving them wanting more. The DVD concentrates on the various cities they goto, behind the scene info, the crew and really represents Electronic Music and DJs' presence in America.

To my knowledge, Delta Heavy was the first time where "DJs" toured the country with full blown concert-like production with 2 full size tour buses and crew. As a DJ and Electronic music enthusiast, I feel proud of that fact as say, 10 years ago that concept wouldnt be relevant, let alone be succesful.

To sum things up, for the S&D fans, its a must have to add to your collection and to those just getting into dance music, or any open minded ppl looking for something new, its a great dvd that will give you an idea of the DJ culture and it's progression in the US.

6 people found this helpful

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Tour Documentary

Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2013

Documenting the groundbreaking electronic music tour featuring DJs Sasha, John Digweed and Jimmy Van M in 2002.

Includes Tour Documentary, Delta Heavy Visuals, Sasha & John Digweed Full Interviews Uncut. Audio/Visual Mix features 14 songs.

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JBizzle

Just what I've always wanted in a DVD like this

Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2006

Just so everyone knows this is more of a documentary covering the events of Sasha & Digweed's 2002 Delta Heavy tour. There's a visual mix included also, but the meat of the DVD is following the two over the course of the tour. I wish all tour DVD's could be like this, sure I enjoy the visual mix DVD's also, but when I buy a DVD about a musical tour I want interviews, not just a bunch of trippy CGI. The interviews are very informative, you also get to hear from special guests Nick Warren(from Way Out West) and Jimmy Van M(who also headlined and helped produce the tour). All in all this is a great package, beautiful club environments, Super Star DJ's, & set to some of the most classic anthems in dance music. If you've ever wondered what all goes into throwing an event like this, look no further.

12 people found this helpful

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TonyLee333

DELTA HEAVY DELTA HEAVY DELTA HEAVY

Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2006

I saw them on the Delta Heavy tour in New York City and just like everyone else that night, i was blown away. The memory of that night stays strong in my head but I always wished I could have seen the whole tour. When I watched this DVD i feel like i did just that. This DVD is a real and intimate look at the journey of these two guys who single handedly changed the face of the electronic music dance scene forever and the the DELTA HEAVY TOUR that they made. Really cool, tour footage from the 31 shows of the 66 day tour. Interviews with them, tour technicians, media people and friends. The visual bonus mix is awesome and so much more. A really fun interesting fast paced movie.

i highly recommend it to other fans of S&D because its truly dope and i recommend it to people who are just curious about one of the, if not THE biggest electronic dance music tours ever and how it was done!!!

6 people found this helpful

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Feed Me Beats

Historic Documentary

Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2006

Finally it is here. The Sasha and Digweed Deta Heavy tour happened about four years ago. So you could say that I have been waiting to see this for a while now. The wait was worth it. This DVD captures life on the road with Sasha, Digweed, and Jimmy Van M. It takes you to most of the stops on the tour and takes you inside what goes into a show like this. The production of the tour was huge and tagged Historic by me because nothing like this ever happened. If you are a Sasha/Digweed/Van M fan this is a must have for you. My only complaint on this DVD is that it took so long to come out.

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Michael F. Herman

Could have been more

Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2006

I was also lucky enough to go to one of the Delta Heavy tour dates and witness first hand the awesomeness of Sasha and Digweed. I was really excited about this DVD but at the same time wondered why it took so long. I think that it would have been great if there was an audio mix included. I think that almost everyone has heard their Essential Mix from the Miami date of the tour. That would have been a great added bonus. I also agree that the Tiesto DVDs are boring after awhile and that is why this one stands out. Lots of behind the scenes treats!

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Son of Slam

I was there...trust me. A great commemorative piece!

Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2006

I attended several shows on the Delta Heavy 2002 tour. This DVD totally captures the vibe and the significance of the dates. Rather than boring us with an hour of guys spinning records and people dancing - like the Tiesto DVD!!! - Delta Heavy tells the story of Sasha and Digweed as they travel across America bringing the largest dj experience ever seen.

If you are purchasing Delta Heavy to watch some bloke spinning records, skip this DVD. If you are looking for a movie chronicling Sasha and Digweed on tour with dialog, show footage, visuals and great music, get this!!!

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Picard

"Did she just called me John Pigweed?"

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 26, 2008

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I've been a fan of Alex and Diggers for many years now, so this DVD has been been played for along time. If you've just started to come into the progressive and tech filled world of Sasha and Digweed, then this is an excellent choice of documentary/filming that will bring you up to speed on not just how a tour is dealt with, but a scattered history of the 2 DJ's, along with a genuinely non-rehearsed filming style that is at times pretty funny.

I'm a DJ myself and feel privelleged to know people that have gigged with Sasha at Shelleys etc in the early 90's, and this DVD pretty much sum's up the quite mysterious, unknown personality that surrounds the two DJ's, which was fantastic on my first viewing as I used to see them as idols. Alex is very much the front man who speaks on behalf of the duo; his slightly quiet appearance however exsists only as a barrier to people he doesn't know, which is typical of quiet people like myself. As you soon see however, he's actually a genuinely nice fella who just wants to get "ratted" on any occasion possible!

Digweed is perhaps my favourite though. He appears quiet, quite content, and has a genuine passion for his music, as well as having the odd laugh with Alex. He is also patient and is quite the role model to any young DJ out there, for he connects with anyone involved with the tour, and guests alike, as if they're already great friends.

The film itself is an hour long, and the structure basically forms the tour from the initial heading off in the marvellous tour bus (I think we could all do with one of these babies!) to the setting up at venues, playing on a yacht, seeing their hotel bedrooms, and lots, lots, more, which is fantastic for an hour long film. My favourite event is indeed the yacht evening, in which Alex and Diggers play a collection of gorgeous down-tempo numbers, some of which were 'new' as on Sasha's new album of the time. The way it is captured on camera is very emotional, and the scenes of the harbour/sea are gorgeous - jealousy will creep in, I guarantee it!

As I said, there are some funny instances; one being at the start were the duo arrive at their first stadia-venue, and the receptionist calls Diggers "John Pigweed" believing thats his name! Alex also reveals his orange jump-suit moments at The Hacienda, while Diggers has a rare opportunity to crowd surf, much to the annoyance of the security personnel...

A tracklisting is also on the back of the DVD case, and extra features on the disc just include an interview, etc...

Important bit: This is a REGION 1 DVD - An American release, meaning that it will ONLY play on a UK DVD player if it is UNLOCKED or "Region Free"... Hopefully you should all be aware of this by now with DVD's. Also because of this, you my find the DVD is 'slightly' lower in frame rate than UK DVD's. This is perfectly normal, and only happens because the US record differently to how we do. If you don't understand, just watch any US soap like 'Friends' or 'Frasier' to get what I mean...

Overall, I think this should be in every collection of young DJ's looking up to role models, or whom want an insight into a fairly uncharted territory of electronic music. Diggers particularly is an excellent role model, but the quality of the DVD and the rare fact that yes, this is evidence of the 2 talking and laughing on DVD (which is hard to find) is un-replaceable, since they're are both quiet when it comes to the Media. An absolute bargain for my six quid, with P&P!

3 people found this helpful

Simon McLuckie

Two of the best house music DJ’s

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 11, 2018

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A fascinating perspective into the house music scene! A great chill out!

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