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Funk D'Void @ Garage Campo Grande, Brazil 2008-08-30 is a DJ set from 2008-09-18, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Vincenzo - The Fruit Fly. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Funk D'Void @ Garage Campo Grande, Brazil 2008-08-30

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Tracklist

  1. 1
    The Fruit Fly
    Vincenzo
  2. 2
    21st Century Ketchup
    Steve Lawler
  3. 3
    Stockholm Marathon
    Cirez D
  4. 4
    Spells Of Yoruba
    Gel Abril · DEFECTED RECORDS
  5. 5
    Momento
    Martin Eyerer
  6. 6
    Texi
    Sharam · DCI RECORDS
  7. 7
    Tout Va Bien
    Matthias Meyer · DEFECTED RECORDS
  8. 8
    Avlium
    Lovebirds
  9. 9
    Mechouga
    DJ Fudge
  10. 10
    Freakside
    Shlomi Aber
  11. 11
    Freakonomics
    Rebekah
  12. 12
    Rekorder 00
    Rekorder
  13. 13
    Hale Bopp (Sebastien Leger Remix)
    Der Dritte Raum · VIRGIN RECORDS
  14. 14
    Pad Problems
    Style Of Eye
  15. 15
    Bremen-Ost
    Stephan Bodzin
  16. 16
    Tropical Heights (Ink & Needle Remix)
    James Mowbray & Leiam Sullivan
  17. 17
    The Resident
    Vincenzo
  18. 18
    Campus
    Bukaddor & Fishbeck
  19. 19
    Superlicious (Funk D'Void Remix)
    Swoop · CRAFT MUSIC
  20. 20
    Dooms Night (Radio Slave Panorama Garage Remix)
    Azzido Da Bass · KONTOR RECORDS
  21. 21
    Do Us Part (Len Faki Remix)
    Par Grindvik · DRUMCODE RECORDS
  22. 22
    Shrine (Audiofly Remix)
    Tocadisco
  23. 23
    Dinamicro (Karotte & Gregor Tresher Remix)
    Luca & Paul

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