| Coma (Transitions Intro Edit) | 3:05 | X |
| Spheere | 5:48 | X |
| There | 2:42 | X |
| Along The Wire (Superpitcher Remix) | 2:02 | |
| Maferefumeco | 3:34 | X |
| Advance Panorama | 3:03 | X |
| Chest In The Attic | 3:30 | X |
| Begun The End Has | 4:38 | X |
| Messene | 5:16 | X |
| Hedonism | 3:22 | X |
| Come Into My World (Chaim Mix) | 3:44 | X |
| Genesis | 3:56 | X |
| Kore | 3:38 | X |
| JS Cuba | 1:16 | X |
| Seven | 3:55 | X |
| Lowdown Brittle (Wink's Profound Sound Interpretation) | 5:48 | X |
| Giddy Down (Jamie Stevens Mix) | 3:54 | X |
| Silverlake Pills (Gui Boratto Remix) | 5:32 | X |
| Ricochet Effect | 4:01 | X |
| Save Me | 4:53 | X |
| Gridlock (John Digweed And Nick Muir's 25 Minute Extended Mix) | 25:07 |
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transitions, Vol. 3 (CD, Comp, Mixed + CD-ROM) | Thrive Records | 90777-2 | US | 2007 | |
| Transitions Vol. 3 (CD, Comp, Mixed + CD, Enh) | High Note Records | HN446CD | Taiwan | 2007 | |
| Transitions Vol. 3 (CD, Comp, Mixed + CD-ROM) | Renaissance | REN37CD | UK | 2007 | |
| Transitions Vol. 3 (CD, Comp, Mixed + CD-ROM) | Стиль Рекордс | CP-060-01 | Russia | 2008 |
referencing Transitions, Vol. 3, CD, Comp, Mixed + CD-ROM, 90777-2
referencing Transitions Vol. 3, CD, Comp, Mixed + CD-ROM, REN37CD
This one blew the rest out of the water for me. The mixing is absolutely fantastic, and the style of the tracks I think is where we see the first concrete example of Digweed's change from the traditional progressive house to a techno/tech-house based sound.
This mix features a flashback to some old-school 8-bit Nintendo sounds that work so well with tech-house music. Tracks 11-16 are a perfect example of this.
After my first few listens to the mix, I would have to say the one that completely sold me was the mix from track 10 to 11, Papparazzi to Come Into My World. I don't think I have ever heard a mix based on complimentary bass lines weaving that way, and when layered it was pretty much the audio definition of Synergy.
In comparison to Transitions volume 4, which I also love- I would say this one is more innovative in the track selection as well as the mixing, whereas part 4 was leaps and bounds ahead of the pack in mixing, but has a less innovative track selection.