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London Elektricity - Hospital Podcast 238 2014-09-09 is a DJ set by London Elektricity from 2014-09-20, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Urbandawn - Trindade. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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London Elektricity - Hospital Podcast 238 2014-09-09

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  1. 04:28
    Trindade
    Urbandawn · MED SCHOOL MUSIC
  2. 08:06
    Slipstream
    Metrik · HOSPITAL RECORDS
  3. 11:23
    Special (Nu:Tone Remix)
    Billon · VIRGIN RECORDS
  4. 13:56
    Still With Me (Keeno Remix)
    Chicane · MODENA
  5. 18:12
    Unfurl Dissonance
    Hidden Element · MED SCHOOL MUSIC
  6. 22:16
    Fast Days
    Semi Sense · MED SCHOOL MUSIC
  7. 25:54
    Human Again
    Metrik · HOSPITAL RECORDS
  8. 29:31
    Gold Skies (Metrik Remix)
    Sander Van Doorn & Martin Garrix & DVBBS · SPINNIN' RECORDS
  9. 33:32
    Wonder (Chromo Remix)
    Total Science
  10. 38:13
    Full Moon
    Actraiser · MED SCHOOL MUSIC
  11. 42:11
    Remedy
    Command Strange · MED SCHOOL MUSIC
  12. 45:26
    I Want You (Logistics Remix)
    Saint Raymond · ASYLUM RECORDS
  13. 49:56
    You Got Me
    Ashjerona · MED SCHOOL MUSIC
  14. 52:27
    Everything For A Reason (Ivy Lab Remix)
    TC · 3BEAT RECORDS
  15. 56:25
    Cardinal
    Ed:it & J:Daure · MED SCHOOL MUSIC
  16. 1:00:02
    What Can I Do (Fred V & Grafix Remix)
    SecondCity · MINISTRY OF SOUND RECORDINGS
  17. 17
    Thunderstruck
    Monika · MED SCHOOL MUSIC

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