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ReOrder @ Talent Room, A State Of Trance 650 New Horizons, Jaarbeurs Utrecht, Netherlands 2014-02-15 is a DJ set from 2014-02-16, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Driftmoon - Luminance. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

ReOrder @ Talent Room, A State Of Trance 650 New Horizons, Jaarbeurs Utrecht, Netherlands 2014-02-15

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  1. 03:56
    Luminance
    Driftmoon · Touchstone Recordings
  2. 08:32
    Folding Your Universe
    ReOrder & Ian Standerwick pres. Skypatrol · Future Sound Of Egypt Recordings
  3. 14:07
    Won't Let You Go (Ian Standerwick Remix)
    Armin van Buuren · Armada Music
  4. 18:31
    Internet Friends From Nevada (ReOrder Edit)
    Faruk Sabanci & Jordan Suckley vs. Knife Party
  5. 18:22
    Together We Are Not Afraid
    ReOrder & Driftmoon · Monster Force
  6. 26:12
    Terraforming
    Darren Porter · Monster Digital
  7. 30:33
    Gemini (Adam Ellis Remix)
    ReOrder · Monster Digital
  8. 35:35
    Seven Colors
    ReOrder · Subculture
  9. 40:00
    AirBURN (ReOrder 138 Edit)
    Airborn · Silent Shore Records
  10. 45:15
    The Void
    ReOrder & Darren Porter · Who's Afraid Of 138?!
  11. 50:16
    The Traffic Witch (AldoHenrycho Mashup)
    Tiesto vs. John Askew
  12. 55:59
    Sky Harbour
    ReOrder · Monster Digital
  13. 13
    Sailing Airwaves (In Memory of Matt Trigle)
    ReOrder & Ian Standerwick pres. Skypatrol · Future Sound Of Egypt Recordings

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