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Thomas Gold - Fanfare Radioshow 175 2015-10-24 is a DJ set by Thomas Gold from 2015-10-24, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Lost Frequencies - Reality (John Dahlback Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Thomas Gold - Fanfare Radioshow 175 2015-10-24

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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Reality (John Dahlback Remix)
    Lost Frequencies · Armada Trice
  2. 2
    Electric Elephants
    Jay Hardway · Spinnin' Records
  3. 3
    Firebird
    Lucky Date & Toby Green · Revealed Recordings
  4. 4
    BYOS
    Sandro Silva & Futuristic Polar Bears · Armada Music
  5. 5
    Work It
    Digital LAB · Audio Arkade
  6. 6
    Reflections
    Jacob Plant · Skint Records
  7. 7
    Yesterday Is Gone
    Dash Berlin & DubVision · Armada Trice
  8. 8
    Got The Love
    Don Diablo & Khrebto · Spinnin' Records
  9. 9
    Runaway
    Bright Lights · Dim Mak Records
  10. 10
    London Baby!
    Michael Woods · Diffused Music
  11. 11
    Zuma
    Victor Porfidio & Mark Martins · Staar Traxx
  12. 12
    Future Rave
    Albert Neve & JP Candela · Dirty Dutch Music
  13. 13
    Rocking
    MEG & NERAK · Refune Records
  14. 14
    Old School
    Abel The Kid & Abel Ramos · Cr2 Records
  15. 15
    Don't Look Back
    Kumo · Statement! Recordings
  16. 16
    Homeland
    Waysons · Revealed Recordings
  17. 17
    Lost
    Sander van Doorn & MOTi · Spinnin' Records
  18. 18
    Never Alone
    Deniz Koyu & Thomas Gold · Protocol Recordings

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