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Fur Coat @ Lightning in a Bottle, Lightning In A Bottle Festival Bradley, CA, United States 2015-05-24 is a DJ set from 2015-11-05, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Joris Voorn - Sweets For Piano (Ripperton Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
Fur Coat @ Lightning in a Bottle, Lightning In A Bottle Festival Bradley, CA, United States 2015-05-24
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times as the source listed them- 06:00Sweets For Piano (Ripperton Remix)Joris Voorn · Green Records
- 09:00Battery ParkAndré Hommen · Objektivity
- 14:00OpalPisetzky · Just This
- 19:00CedevitaDenis Horvat · Aeon
- 23:00Unworthy (Fur Coat Remix)GoldFFinch · Turbo Recordings
- 31:00Booka Shade pres. YARUBA - Black CowYARUBA · Blaufield Music
- 36:00CamargoUndercatt · Diynamic Music
- 46:00Catch You By Surprise (&ME Remix)Art Department
- 56:00Kepler 186FTerranova · Kompakt Records
- 1:00:00Love ExpressMagit Cacoon · Upon.You Records
- 1:10:00VertereMind Against & Somne · Life & Death
- 1:15:00The Sudama SongEduardo De La Calle · Nonplus Records
- 1:19:00Acid Control (Fur Coat Remix)Rework · Yakazi
- 1:24:00MondayFur Coat · Balance
- 1:29:00EntadyAlex Mine
- 1:34:00ObjectLinkwood
- 1:38:00PhantomWoo York · Soma Records
- 1:43:00Sungam (Fur Coat Remix)Stephan Bodzin · Systematic Recordings
- 1:47:00SevenFur Coat · Crosstown Rebels
- 1:53:00K22dubSPEEKA · Last Night On Earth
- 1:57:00U TurnFur Coat · Crosstown Rebels
- 22SingularityStephan Bodzin · Life & Death
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