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Dr. Peacock @ Dominator Festival, Netherlands 2019-07-20 is a DJ set from 2019-08-29, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Dr. Peacock - The Godfather. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Dr. Peacock @ Dominator Festival, Netherlands 2019-07-20

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  1. 05:25
    The Godfather
    Dr. Peacock
  2. 09:04
    Hocus Pocus
    D-Frek & Dr. Peacock
  3. 09:53
    DJ Rebel Live At London
    Mental Theo & Dr. Peacock · Peacock Records
  4. 12:18
    Street Fight!
    D-Frek · Frenchcore Worldwide Recordings
  5. 14:30
    Uzi Dance (Radium Hardcore Akhbar Remix)
    Tricksterland · Q-Dance
  6. 16:17
    Teknogym 2K19 (Dr. Peacock Remix)
    TNT aka Technoboy 'N' Tuneboy · Dirty Workz
  7. 19:35
    Everything Is A Lie
    Dr. Peacock & Sefa
  8. 20:41
    All My Friends Are Dead (Dr. Peacock Boombox Mashup)
    Hellfish · Deathchant Records
  9. 21:02
    GG-Ram (Re-Fix 2013)
    Dr. Peacock
  10. 22:19
    Rolling Paper (Hard Edit)
    Billx & Vandal
  11. 24:00
    Power Of The People
    Sprinky & Aversion · Peacock Records
  12. 25:11
    Muzika (Sefa Remix)
    Dr. Peacock · Peacock Records
  13. 26:57
    Disorder
    Dr. Peacock & N-Vitral · Peacock Records
  14. 28:10
    Dragonflame
    Remzcore & X-Pander
  15. 15
    Ready Or Not
    Shock-N-Destroy
  16. 29:08
    Imagine
    Chrono & LANO · The Third Movement
  17. 29:55
    The Godfather Waltz
    Nino Rota
  18. 18
    Roxanne
    The Police · A&M Records

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