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Daniel Steinberg - Purple Panthers On The Dancefloor 2012-03-06 is a DJ set by Daniel Steinberg from 2012-03-06, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Began Began - Computer Wars ( Short Version). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Daniel Steinberg - Purple Panthers On The Dancefloor 2012-03-06

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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Computer Wars ( Short Version)
    Began Began
  2. 2
    Caribbean Air Control
    Chromeo
  3. 3
    So Excited ( Instrumental Mix)
    Nancy Martinez
  4. 4
    Angel Man ( Midtown Version)
    Rhetta Hughes
  5. 5
    War Dance ( Tom Moulton Mix)
    Kebec Flektrik
  6. 6
    Make That Feeling Come Again ( Ah Do It Remix)
    Beautiful Band
  7. 7
    Yes No Family ( Instrumental Mix)
    Jock Hattle
  8. 8
    Easy Game ( Instrumental Mix)
    Sound Movement
  9. 9
    Tango ( Instrumental Mix)
    Manuel
  10. 10
    Arabian Nights ( Instrumental Mix)
    The Parallel
  11. 11
    Caribbean Air Control ( Ds Dub Cuts)
    Chromeo
  12. 12
    Dirty Talk
    Klein & MBO · TIRK RECORDS
  13. 13
    Take A Chance ( Instrumental Mix)
    Mr. Flagio
  14. 14
    The Power Of ( Instrumental Mix)
    Astaire
  15. 15
    Let Me Feel It ( 12' Mix)
    Samantha Gilles
  16. 16
    Spanish Journey ( Instrumental Mix)
    Raylo
  17. 17
    Close To You
    Daniel Steinberg
  18. 18
    Lucky Tonight ( Instrumental Mix)
    Sarah Dash
  19. 19
    Love Attack ( Extended Mix)
    Ferrara

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