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Hot Since 82 @ Snowbombing 2016-04-09 is a DJ set from 2016-04-12, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with The Scumfrog - Send Wave (Mendo Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Hot Since 82 @ Snowbombing 2016-04-09

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  1. 05:00
    Send Wave (Mendo Remix)
    The Scumfrog · Knee Deep In Sound
  2. 13:00
    Disco Shhh
    Butch · Tech You Very Much!
  3. 19:00
    Roxan
    Leonardo Gonnelli · Knee Deep In Sound
  4. 24:00
    Sixtynine
    Pele & Shawnecy · Terminal M
  5. 34:00
    Melifluo
    Rafa Barrios · Tronic Music
  6. 38:00
    Strange Neighbors
    Marco Faraone & Arado · Moon Harbour Recordings
  7. 1:00:00
    A Pinch Of Spice
    Loco & Jam · MB Elektronics
  8. 1:05:00
    Roco Coco
    David August · Defected Records
  9. 1:12:00
    Voices
    Hot Since 82
  10. 1:17:00
    The Next Thing (Rob Mirage & Will Monotone Remix)
    Anek · Nirvana Recordings
  11. 1:25:00
    Make The World Go Round (Deep Dish Vocal Mix)
    Sandy B · D:Vision Records
  12. 1:29:00
    It's All The Same (Mendo & Yvan Genkins Remix)
    Joeski · Kinetika Records
  13. 1:35:00
    Veins
    Hot Since 82 · Truesoul Records
  14. 1:40:00
    Every Inch (Deetron Remix)
    George Fitzgerald · Hypercolour
  15. 1:46:00
    I Get Deep (Late Nite Tuff Guy Remix / Emanuel Satie Rework)
    DJ Le Roi · Get Physical Music
  16. 1:50:00
    Darkness
    Fuck U Very Much

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