1001Tracklists · unverifiedSetlist · no audio18 trackswith timestamps2014-05-22
Simon Patterson - BBC Radio 1 Residency 2014-05-22 is a DJ set by Simon Patterson from 2014-05-22, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with 16BL (16 Bit Lolitas) - Beat Organ. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
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times as the source listed them- 04:35Beat Organ16BL (16 Bit Lolitas) · ANJUNADEEP
- 07:30All That Could Have Been (Andre Sobota Remix)Darin Epsilon · MOONBEAM DIGITAL
- 11:00The EndHot Since 82 & Joe T. Vannelli · MODA BLACK
- 13:20The Hypnotist (Alex O'Rion Remix)Zen Freeman · MAGIK MUZIK
- 16:40Colors (Lucas Silow Remix)New World Sound & Osen · LE7ELS
- 19:45Don't Fear To Rock (Beltek Remix)Lutzenkirchen · 1605 MUSIC THERAPY
- 22:10Disco DancerGary Maguire
- 24:30By My Side (Under This Remix)Ptinium · BLACKED OUT RECORDINGS
- 27:35Angels Of Destruction (Neelix Remix)Phaxe · SPINTWIST RECORDS
- 32:00Alien RockVertical Mode · HOMMEGA MUSIC/FREE TRACK
- 33:30High OctaneDark Air · ROTATE RECORDINGS
- 36:45Pornogames (Alex Di Stefano Remix)Cristian Varela · YIN YANG RECORDS
- 40:35Heart Of Stone (Solarstone Pure Mix)iKo · PURE TRANCE RECORDINGS
- 44:00Brilliant People (Mark Sherry Remix)Giuseppe Ottaviani & Aly & Fila · ARMADA MUSIC
- 47:20Ice CapLuke Terry · MONSTER FORCE
- 52:35DissolveSimon Patterson · ARMIND RECORDINGS
- 56:25Giving You Acid (Harmonic Rush On Salvia Remix)John Askew · DISCOVER DARK
- 18Shine On The Dark Side of The Moon (Neptune Project Out There With Pluto Mix)Neptune Project
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