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James Holden @ Neopop Festival 2009-08-13 is a DJ set from 2009-09-13, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Ex-Pylon - Satellite. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

James Holden @ Neopop Festival 2009-08-13

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times as the source listed them
  1. 05:00
    Satellite
    Ex-Pylon
  2. 08:00
    Glob
    Plastikman
  3. 13:00
    Death Tunnel
    Black Meteoric Star
  4. 16:00
    Synthetic Flemm
    Theo Parrish
  5. 18:00
    Nihilit
    Das Bierbeben
  6. 22:00
    Road Of Life (Quiet Village Remix)
    Francois K
  7. 27:00
    DX Days
    Legowelt
  8. 32:00
    Sweet Love For Planet Earth (Andrew Weatherall Remix)
    Fuck Buttons
  9. 40:00
    Goblin Think
    Margot
  10. 44:00
    Nlogax
    Boards Of Canada
    Beatport
  11. 57:00
    The Turtle
    Nathan Fake
  12. 1:04:00
    Growl's Garden
    ClarK
  13. 1:10:00
    Poppy
    Avus
  14. 1:14:00
    Weird Science ( Alternate Version)
    Allez Allez
  15. 1:18:00
    Vorticiccione
    Margot
  16. 1:20:00
    Un Proton Pour Toi, Un Neutron Pour Moi
    I:Cube
  17. 1:26:00
    Be A Star
    Margot
  18. 1:32:00
    The Endless Mirror
    Carlos Giffoni
  19. 1:35:00
    Arcade
    Santiago Salazar · Macro Records
    Beatport
  20. 1:47:00
    White BMW (Legowelt Remix)
    V.U.L.V.A.
  21. 1:54:00
    Simplex (Gatto Fritto Remix)
    Subway
  22. 1:58:00
    Safari (James Holden Remix)
    Andre Kraml · Crosstown Rebels
  23. 23
    Whitebox Stereo
    Luke Abbott

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