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John O'Callaghan @ Cream, Amnesia Ibiza, Spain 2010-08-19 is a DJ set from 2010-08-31, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Pryda - The End. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
John O'Callaghan @ Cream, Amnesia Ibiza, Spain 2010-08-19
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times as the source listed them- 04:00The EndPryda · PRYDA RECORDINGS
- 20:00Opera Of Northern OceanRex Mundi · COLDHARBOUR RECORDINGS
- 25:00Last MinuteRon Hagen & Al Exander · ARMIND RECORDINGS
- 31:00My FriendWinter Kills
- 37:00BotnikJ.O.C. · SUBCULTURE
- 43:00DynamikMichael Woods · MAU5TRAP RECORDS
- 47:00DaddyrockSander van Doorn · DOORN RECORDS
- 51:00Spirits (Kyau & Albert Remix)Modulation · VANDIT RECORDS
- 58:00Niton (The Reason)Eric Prydz · PRYDA RECORDINGS
- 1:09:00Onedalism (Bryan Kearney Straight To Hell Smash-Up)John Askew vs. Joint Operations Centre vs. Swedish House Mafia vs. Congorock
- 1:13:00Go (Joint Operations Centre Remix)Heatbeat & Exit · SUBCULTURE
- 1:17:00Schall (Joint Operations Centre Remix)Elektrochemie LK · CONFUSED RECORDINGS
- 1:22:00Stranger Lizard (Mark Sherry 3 Deck Live Mashup)Dustin Zahn vs. Mauro Picotto
- 1:27:00Semper Fi (John O'Callaghan Remix)Ronald Van Gelderen · HIGH CONTRAST RECORDINGS
- 1:32:00AlphaW&W · ARMADA CAPTIVATING
- 1:48:00ThrillErnesto & Bastian · HIGH CONTRAST RECORDINGS
- 1:52:00Find The Great Escape (Gareth Emery Re-Edit)Rank 1 & Jochen Miller vs. John O'Callaghan
- 1:58:00The ChamberInertia · DISCOVER RECORDS
- 19Our DimensionGiuseppe Ottaviani & John O'Callaghan · VANDIT RECORDS
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