1001Tracklists · unverifiedSetlist · no audio19 tracksplay order only2011-04-03
John O'Callaghan @ G.E.B.A. Buenos Aires 2011-04-02 is a DJ set from 2011-04-03, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with John O'Callaghan - Raw Deal. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
John O'Callaghan @ G.E.B.A. Buenos Aires 2011-04-02
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- 1Raw DealJohn O'Callaghan · Armada Captivating
- 09:00Status Excessu D vs. Godd (John O'Callaghan Mashup)Gaia vs. Marco V
- 3Smack My Lethal Cognition (J.O.C. Noodle)John Dopping vs. Bryan Kearney vs. Prodigy
- 4StresstestJohn O'Callaghan · Subculture
- 5Found A Way (Joint Operations Centre Remix)Jon O'Bir · Liquid Recordings
- 6GTX DriveChristian Fischer
- 27:00Big Sky (Joint Operations Centre Deconstruction)John O'Callaghan · Armind Recordings
- 30:00Stealth BomberBryan Kearney · Kearnage Recordings
- 9Indicator (Joint Operations Centre Disruption)Marco V · ID & T
- 10LatikaSimon Patterson · Night Vision Records
- 11As The Rush Electrifys (Bryan Kearney Digital Society Mash-up)Nick Sentience vs. Motorcycle
- 12Mexican RaveBryan Kearney · Kearnage Recordings
- 13The SunTom Colontonio · Subculture
- 14CenturionJohn O'Callaghan · Armada Captivating
- 15Ridiculous (Mark Young & Damo Kay Remix)Bryan Kearney · Kearnage Recordings
- 16Ride The WaveGiuseppe Ottaviani & John O'Callaghan · Subculture
- 17Sector V Yourself A Mind Game (J.O.C. Noodle)John O'Callaghan vs. Threshold vs. Jamie Walker
- 18ExactlyJohn O'Callaghan & Bryan Kearney · Discover Records
- 19Should Have Known (Wippenberg Remix / John O'Callaghan Shkkk Rework)Cosmic Gate · Black Hole Recordings
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