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Carl Cox & Ramon Tapia @ Global Radio 537 (EDC Las Vegas 2013-06-22) 2013-07-05 is a DJ set from 2013-07-28, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Pig & Dan - On A Train (Christian Smith Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
Carl Cox & Ramon Tapia @ Global Radio 537 (EDC Las Vegas 2013-06-22) 2013-07-05
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times as the source listed them- 06:00On A Train (Christian Smith Remix)Pig & Dan · ELEVATE
- 23:00The Jockey ( Rider Dub)Jerome Sydenham · DESOLAT MUSIC
- 36:00Lazer BeamsGreen Velvet & Harvard Bass · RELIEF RECORDS
- 40:00A Lost EraGesaffelstein · TURBO RECORDINGS
- 48:00Get The Funk OutAlen Milivojevic · FAMILY GROOVES
- 52:00Lobster & GambasD-Sens · HOUSE OF HOUSE
- 54:00CashMarco Bailey · MB ELEKTRONICS
- 1:00:00HarmageddonGreen Velvet · RELIEF RECORDS
- 1:02:00Animal (Niereich Remix)Andreas Kraemer & DJ Update · NAKED LUNCH RECORDS
- 1:06:00Processus To InvisibityDamian Deroma · HYPNOTIC ROOM
- 1:07:00Techno TrumpetGiuseppe Favia · MENNY FASANO RECORDS
- 1:17:00Tears Of TenderFerhat Albayrak · INTEC DIGITAL
- 1:21:00Now Let Me See You Work (Trevor Rockcliffe Remix)Joe Brunning · BUSH RECORDS
- 1:24:00The Right PlaceFilterheadz · INTEC DIGITAL
- 1:27:00Killing In The Name OfRage Against The Machine · EPIC RECORDS
- 1:32:00IDJoe Brunning
- 1:43:00ParanoidPeter Kneer · CHROMATIQUE RECORDS
- 1:47:00VertigoRoberto Capuano · DRUMCODE RECORDS
- 1:51:00JamboMarco Faraone & Luca Agnelli · DESOLAT MUSIC
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