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Dubfire @ Big City Beats XDS 10th Anniversary 2012-01-14 is a DJ set from 2012-01-21, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Circulation - Turquoise. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Dubfire @ Big City Beats XDS 10th Anniversary 2012-01-14

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  1. 08:00
    Turquoise
    Circulation
  2. 14:00
    La Premiere Danseuse
    Matteo Spedicati & SINC · CARILLON RECORDINGS
  3. 19:00
    Thinking Of You
    Romano Alfieri
  4. 30:00
    Insight
    Alberto Pascual
  5. 35:00
    Bounce
    MiniCoolBoyz
  6. 49:00
    Vertical Limit
    Macromism
  7. 1:13:00
    Tikitaka (Apparell Remix)
    Pizeta
  8. 1:53:00
    Shake It (Daniel Stefanik Berghain Edit)
    Paul Ritch
  9. 1:59:00
    Aerobic Lesson
    Danilo Vigorito
  10. 2:05:00
    Maersk
    John Lagora · MINDSHAKE RECORDS
  11. 2:09:00
    Waking Up
    Sinisa Tamamovic · SCI+TEC DIGITAL AUDIO
  12. 2:17:00
    Drug Of Choice
    SHDWPLAY
  13. 2:22:00
    Elastrik
    Gaiser
  14. 2:28:00
    Freak
    Sinisa Tamamovic · 1605 MUSIC THERAPY
  15. 2:38:00
    Grindhouse (Dubfire Terror Planet Mix)
    Radio Slave · REKIDS
  16. 2:52:00
    Some Slip
    Gaiser
  17. 2:56:00
    Cubist
    Schubert
  18. 3:01:00
    Drama Queen
    SHDWPLAY
  19. 3:05:00
    Red Velvet Drapes
    Francesco Bergomi
  20. 3:10:00
    Bliss & Agony
    Erphun
  21. 21
    Adequacy
    Alberto Pascual · SCI+TEC DIGITAL AUDIO

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