1001Tracklists · unverifiedSetlist · no audio21 tracksplay order only2015-05-17
John O'Callaghan @ Go On Air Night, Link Bologna, Italy 2015-05-16 is a DJ set from 2015-05-17, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Sean Tyas - Da Doo Da Dah. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
John O'Callaghan @ Go On Air Night, Link Bologna, Italy 2015-05-16
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Tracklist
- 1Da Doo Da DahSean Tyas · SUBCULTURE
- 10:00AbhyasaMenno De Jong · IN TRANCE WE TRUST
- 3Talk About DrumsShelley · TECHBURST RECORDS
- 4GoRiel (J.O.C. Deconstruction)Giuseppe Ottaviani & Sied Van Riel · RIELISM RECORDS
- 5Numb The PainWill Atkinson · SUBCULTURE
- 6Statues (Bryan Kearney Remix)Bryn Liedl · GO ON AIR RECORDINGS
- 40:00Mantra (The Noble Six Remix)Peter Steele · PURE TRANCE RECORDINGS
- 8Our DimensionGiuseppe Ottaviani & John O'Callaghan · VANDIT RECORDS
- 9Games (Ian Standerwick Remix)John O'Callaghan · SUBCULTURE
- 10AdelphosJohn O'Callaghan · SUBCULTURE
- 11Escape From The Past (Bryan Kearney Remix)Alex Di Stefano · OUTBURST RECORDS
- 12Iguana (Joint Operations Centre Remix)Mauro Picotto · BXR RECORDS
- 13Fresh MeatWill Atkinson · KEARNAGE RECORDINGS
- 14DriveEddie Bitar · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
- 15Everything & AnythingVini Vici & Pixel · IBOGA RECORDS
- 16Second ChapterFlynn & Denton · SUBCULTURE
- 17Stay With MeJohn O'Callaghan & Deirdre McLaughlin · SUBCULTURE
- 18Ride The WaveGiuseppe Ottaviani & John O'Callaghan · SUBCULTURE
- 19The Pillars Of CreationMark Sherry · SUBCULTURE
- 20Changing WaysGiuseppe Ottaviani · VANDIT RECORDS
- 21One Special ParticleJohn O'Callaghan · SUBCULTURE
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