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Gareth Emery - Podcast 208 2012-11-05 is a DJ set by Gareth Emery from 2012-11-05, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Marcus Schossow - Helvete. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Gareth Emery - Podcast 208 2012-11-05

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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Helvete
    Marcus Schossow · GARUDA MUSIC
  2. 2
    Real World
    Fon.Leman · ARRIVAL RECORDINGS
  3. 3
    Chronicles Of A Fallen Love
    The Bloody Beetroots · ULTRA MUSIC
  4. 4
    Nightmare
    Whiiite · VICIOUS BITCH
  5. 5
    Make Some Noise
    Chuckie & JunxterJack · CR2 RECORDS
  6. 6
    Contact
    Alan Morris & Sequentia · ENHANCED MUSIC
  7. 7
    Fall Into The Sky
    Zedd & Lucky Date · INTERSCOPE RECORDS
  8. 8
    Galette (Disfunktion Ibiza Rework)
    Disfunktion · PINKSTAR RECORDS
  9. 9
    Spellbound
    Leventina · UNRELEASED DIGITAL
  10. 10
    Glorious
    Leventina · UNRELEASED DIGITAL
  11. 11
    ARC
    Tritonal & Super8 & Tab · AIR UP THERE
  12. 12
    Play It Back (Gabriel & Dresden Sunrise Mix)
    Gabriel & Dresden · ORGANIZED NATURE
  13. 13
    Believe
    Chris Schweizer · SOUNDPIERCING
  14. 14
    Undeserved
    Andy Moor · AVA RECORDINGS
  15. 15
    Fall With Me
    Ben Gold · GARUDA MUSIC
  16. 16
    Guaba
    Marcel Woods · HIGH CONTRAST RECORDINGS
  17. 17
    Lost For Words ( OnAir Mix)
    Giuseppe Ottaviani · VANDIT RECORDS
  18. 18
    Too Dark Tonight (Flyte One Remix)
    Gareth Emery · GARUDA MUSIC

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