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George Acosta @ Lost World 422 (Europe Night Club St. Louis, United States) 2012-11-02 is a DJ set from 2012-11-09, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Pryda vs Dirty South vs Chuckie & Promise Land - Breaking Allein Alone (George Acosta Mashup). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

George Acosta @ Lost World 422 (Europe Night Club St. Louis, United States) 2012-11-02

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  1. 1
    Breaking Allein Alone (George Acosta Mashup)
    Pryda vs Dirty South vs Chuckie & Promise Land
  2. 2
    Angel On My Stronger (Kaskade MashUp)
    Kaskade vs. Kelly Clarkson & Nicky Romero
  3. 3
    Once Upon A Time How We Did A Fire Like This (George Acosta Mashup)
    Cryogenix vs. Tony Romera vs. Hardwell & Showtech
  4. 4
    Bassive
    Felguk · Dongle Records
  5. 5
    Something To Believe In (Hard Rock Sofa Remix)
    Norman Doray & NERVO · Spinnin' Records
  6. 6
    Loops & Tings
    Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Yves V · Doorn Records
  7. 7
    Sped Up Dreams (George Acosta Mashup)
    George Acosta vs Funkerman
  8. 8
    I Don't Deserve You (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix)
    Paul van Dyk · Vandit Records
  9. 9
    Eyes Reload (Schies Mashup)
    Kaskade vs. Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash
  10. 10
    I'll Listen (Disfunktion Remix)
    Armin van Buuren · Armind Recordings
  11. 11
    Committed To Sparkle Motion (DubVision Remix)
    Discopolis · Axtone Records
  12. 12
    Epic (Luminox Remix)
    Sandro Silva & Quintino · Musical Freedom Records

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