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LeKtriQue - Kannibalen Radio Ep. 01 2013-09-17 is a DJ set by LeKtriQue from 2014-08-23, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with LeKtriQue & Apashe - Jesus Christ. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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LeKtriQue - Kannibalen Radio Ep. 01 2013-09-17

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  1. 02:04
    Jesus Christ
    LeKtriQue & Apashe
  2. 03:49
    Funk Your Daddy
    Apashe
  3. 04:34
    Jack That Body
    Dabin & Black Tiger Sex Machine
  4. 06:03
    Mosquito
    Karluv Klub
  5. 07:30
    Horror
    LeKtriQue
  6. 08:30
    The Harem
    Kai Wachi & Karluv Klub
  7. 09:30
    Tribal Gangs
    Black Tiger Sex Machine & Kai Wachi
  8. 11:00
    Destroy It (Drivepilot Remix)
    Black Tiger Sex Machine · KANNIBALEN RECORDS
  9. 12:25
    Coven (LeKtriQue Remix)
    Black Tiger Sex Machine
  10. 13:12
    Horror (Seek N Destroy Remix)
    LeKtriQue
  11. 14:10
    Tomahawk (Kai Wachi Remix)
    Apashe
  12. 14:37
    Game Over
    Kai Wachi
  13. 16:28
    Lost 1
    Dead Battery & Dabin
  14. 18:15
    Magnet
    Snails · KANNIBALEN RECORDS
  15. 20:05
    Mirrormask
    Dabin
  16. 21:33
    Battle Royale
    Apashe
  17. 22:37
    Funk Your Sista (Tapekiller Remix)
    Apashe & Enkephalin
  18. 24:05
    Terror
    LeKtriQue
  19. 25:22
    Bubble Gun ( VIP)
    Apashe & Snails · FREE TRACK/KANNIBALEN RECORDS
  20. 27:55
    Hypnosis
    Snails & Kai Wachi · KANNIBALEN RECORDS
  21. 21
    Back To The Lab
    Kai Wachi

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