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Claude VonStroke & Rybo - The Birdhouse 137 2018-04-28 is a DJ set by Claude VonStroke & Rybo from 2018-04-28, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Mar-T - You See Me (Alvaro AM Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Claude VonStroke & Rybo

Claude VonStroke & Rybo - The Birdhouse 137 2018-04-28

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  1. 05:18
    You See Me (Alvaro AM Remix)
    Mar-T · VIVa MUSiC Limited
  2. 10:09
    Blah Blah Blah
    Kevin Knapp · Hot Creations
  3. 14:00
    Vice Versa (Franklyn Watts Remix)
    Kyle Watson · Box Of Cats
  4. 16:02
    Implications (Martin Buttrich Remix)
    Audiojack & Kevin Knapp · Crosstown Rebels
  5. 21:00
    War - Slippin' Into Darkness
    War (Band) · Atlantic Records
  6. 21:30
    Warming Up The Bass Machines
    Claude VonStroke · Dirtybird Records
  7. 24:49
    The Gurner
    Justin Martin & PillowTalk · Dirtybird Records
  8. 29:41
    Fallen
    Matt Tolfrey · Desert Hearts Records
  9. 32:15
    Tonight
    Doc Martin & RYBO
  10. 36:29
    Password Invalid (Mikey Lion & RYBO Remix)
    Andreas Henneberg · Desert Hearts Records
  11. 41:17
    Dance Machine (Supernova Remix)
    RYBO & Lubelski · Lapsus Music
  12. 47:25
    Dropped A Bomb (RYBO Edit)
    DJ Deeon
  13. 54:22
    I Feel Love (Illyus & Barrientos Remix)
    MYNC & Rhythm Masters · Cr2 Records
  14. 14
    Don't Stop
    Westend · Birdfeed Exclusive

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