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12th Planet @ Nest HQ pres. Lunch Breaks Vol. 1 2013-09-06 is a DJ set from 2013-09-12, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

12th Planet @ Nest HQ pres. Lunch Breaks Vol. 1 2013-09-06

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  1. 1
    Sweet Child O' Mine
    Guns N' Roses · Geffen Records
  2. 2
    Without You
    Dillon Francis · Mad Decent
  3. 3
    APVCHE
    Bare · Cr2 Records
  4. 55:47
    Welcome To Violence
    Quasimoto
  5. 57:15
    Twerk Like Miley Cyrus
    Caked Up
  6. 6
    Syrup
    Caked Up
  7. 7
    Ambush
    Protohype
  8. 8
    Right On Time (Alex Young Remix)
    Skrillex & 12th Planet & Kill The Noise
  9. 9
    Paper
    12th Planet & Protohype · SMOG Records
  10. 10
    Brick
    12th Planet & Protohype · SMOG Records
  11. 11
    Scum
    Datsik · Firepower Records
  12. 12
    Burst
    Skrillex & 12th Planet & Kill The Noise · SMOG Records
  13. 13
    Michael Jordan (Bare Remix)
    Carnage & Tony Junior · Dim Mak Records
  14. 14
    Yen
    Ookay & Pyramid Juke · SMOG Records
  15. 15
    Suavemente (Kennedy Jones Trap VIP Remix)
    Elvis Crespo · Buygore Records
  16. 16
    Shady
    12th Planet & Protohype · SMOG Records
  17. 17
    Versace
    Migos · Quality Control Music
  18. 18
    We Ready
    Migos
  19. 19
    Test Me (UZ Remix)
    Flosstradamus & DJ Sliink · Fool's Gold Records
  20. 20
    That's What Friends Are For
    Dionne Warwick

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