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Classixx - Recovery Mix 2015-01-01 is a DJ set by Classixx on SoundCloud, listed by 1001Tracklists. It opens with Kraftwerk - Neon Lights. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Classixx - Recovery Mix 2015-01-01

soundcloud.com/classixx/recovery-mix
1001Tracklists · unverified27 tracksplay order only1:44:17Jan 2015recovery

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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Neon Lights
    Kraftwerk
  2. 2
    Happiness Is Easy
    Talk Talk
  3. 3
    July
    Waki
  4. 4
    Music And Lights
    Imagination
  5. 5
    Djuma Soundsystem
    Cherimoya
  6. 6
    Melodies Of Love
    Pink Rhythm · Beggars Banquet
  7. 7
    Revnorev
    The Gino Fontaine
  8. 8
    Bordeaux
    The Durutti Column
  9. 9
    Schone Hande
    Cluster & Eno
  10. 10
    Cry
    Godley & Creme
  11. 11
    Any Second Now (Nick Merenda Reedit)
    Depeche Mode
  12. 12
    Mission Hill Morning
    Daniel.T.
  13. 13
    Elevators
    Ciscoe
  14. 14
    Love Hotel
    Ben Sun
  15. 15
    A Thing Called Love (Legowelt Special Remix Dub)
    Wolfram · Permanent Vacation
  16. 16
    Miracles
    Future World Orchestra
  17. 17
    Voyager Voyager
    Zig Zag
  18. 18
    Spritzer Part #2
    Anton Klint
  19. 19
    Radio Radio
    Xinobi
  20. 20
    Excellent Birds
    Laurie Anderson
  21. 21
    Telecabine
    Caia
  22. 22
    I'm Not Moving (Idjut Boys Edit)
    Phil Collins
  23. 23
    Azure
    Kamp
  24. 24
    Swimmin'
    Tornado Wallace
  25. 25
    Can We Pretend
    Trus'Me
  26. 26
    What's Lord Got To Do With It?
    Lord Of The Isles
  27. 27
    The Ghost Has No Home
    Harold Budd

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