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Daft Punk @ Shelter Chicago, United States (We Are Family Festival) 1999-04-11 is a DJ set from 2013-04-03, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Mike Delgado - Byrdman's Revenge. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Daft Punk @ Shelter Chicago, United States (We Are Family Festival) 1999-04-11

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  1. 01:00
    Byrdman's Revenge
    Mike Delgado · SUNFLOWER RECORDS
  2. 04:00
    Motocross Madness
    Soul Grabber
  3. 07:00
    Beatem Up
    Joey Jeremiah
  4. 12:00
    Take It To The Street!
    Buffalo Bunch
  5. 14:00
    Buffalo Club
    Buffalo Bunch
  6. 18:00
    99 (ID Remix)
    Cassius · VIRGIN RECORDS
  7. 22:00
    ID
    Gant Garrard
  8. 27:00
    Can't Get High Without You (Philly World Mix)
    Joey Negro
  9. 30:00
    Phun-ky
    Tonka
  10. 31:00
    My Loleatta ( Dish Apella)
    Ellis-D
  11. 34:00
    Untitled
    DJ Falcon
  12. 41:00
    House Music
    Eddie Amador · YOSHITOSHI RECORDINGS
  13. 43:00
    Disco Delights
    DJ Sneak
  14. 46:00
    Psychic Bounty Killaz
    DJ Sneak & Armand Van Helden
  15. 51:00
    B With U (Junior Main Mix)
    Junior Sanchez
  16. 55:00
    Vertigo (Thomas Bangalter Virgo Mix)
    Alan Braxe
  17. 1:00:00
    Music Box
    Buffalo Bunch
  18. 1:03:00
    Hysteria
    Le Knight Club
  19. 1:05:00
    Can You Feel It ( Acappella)
    Fingers Inc.
  20. 20
    Honeymoon
    DJ Falcon

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