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Ferry Tayle @ Electronic Pleasure presents Giuseppe Ottaviani, Studio Saglio Strasbourg 2016-12-03 is a DJ set from 2016-12-06, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with ReOrder - Venice Beach. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Ferry Tayle @ Electronic Pleasure presents Giuseppe Ottaviani, Studio Saglio Strasbourg 2016-12-03

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  1. 04:15
    Venice Beach
    ReOrder · Future Sound Of Egypt Recordings
  2. 10:00
    Wonder Why
    Fady & Mina · Future Sound Of Egypt Recordings
  3. 13:10
    Musa
    Steve Dekay · Future Sound Of Egypt Recordings
  4. 16:56
    We're All Closer (Ben Gold Mashup)
    Roman Messer & UCast vs. Above & Beyond
  5. 23:39
    Halcyon 2016
    The Thrillseekers · Future Sound Of Egypt Recordings
  6. 27:00
    Space Girl
    Jorn Van Deynhoven · A State Of Trance
  7. 31:35
    Rimur
    Indecent Noise & Johann Stone · FSOE Clandestine
  8. 36:19
    The Story So Far (Alex Di Stefano Remix)
    Gareth Emery · Garuda Music
  9. 41:00
    Lizard (Indecent Noise Remix)
    Mauro Picotto
  10. 46:40
    Beautiful (Aly & Fila Remix)
    Ferry Corsten · Flashover Recordings
  11. 51:00
    Beautiful (Aly & Fila Remix)
    Ferry Corsten · Flashover Recordings
  12. 57:20
    Amber (Skylex Remix)
    The Thrillseekers pres. Hydra · Future Sound Of Egypt Recordings
  13. 13
    Lifeline
    Solarstone & Ferry Tayle · Pure Trance Recordings

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