The second disc opens with "Daydreaming" by Prophecy, which receives a breakbeat overhaul of chopped-up beats and bass lines, plus layers of lush orchestration. On Ben Camp's "Syndrome," the slugging bottom end makes yours move while hypnotizing your head with a chiming, elliptical guitar refrain. "Wavespeech" by Pete Lazonby keeps driving with deep, staccato synthesizer stabs and dissonant sirens that eventually fade into the rabbit punch of Allen & Healy's "Head over Heels." The trance-breaks hybrid of "Controlfactor" by Penton and Duran buzzes with energy, which Sanger keeps elevated right to the last minute of this solid, two-and-a-half hour set.