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David Jones - I Love D.J. 012 2012-12-28 is a DJ set by David Jones on SoundCloud, listed by 1001Tracklists. It opens with Jewelz & Scott Sparks vs. Swedish House Mafia & Laidback Luke - Toxic Rush Leave The World Behind (Jack Diamond Mashup). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

David Jones

David Jones - I Love D.J. 012 2012-12-28

soundcloud.com/davidjonesdj/david-jones-i-love-d-j-12-12
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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Toxic Rush Leave The World Behind (Jack Diamond Mashup)
    Jewelz & Scott Sparks vs. Swedish House Mafia & Laidback Luke
  2. 2
    Calabria
    David Jones
  3. 3
    Who Stops? (David Jones Mash Mix)
    Tujamo vs. ATB
  4. 4
    1234
    Alex Kenji & Federico Scavo · HOTFINGERS RECORDS
  5. 5
    Truffle Pig
    Tommy Trash · FOOL'S GOLD RECORDS
    Beatport
  6. 6
    Rhythm Alive
    David Jones · STARLIGHT MUSIC
  7. 7
    RAW
    Fedde Le Grand · SPINNIN' RECORDS
    Beatport
  8. 8
    What's The House vs. Sweet Dreams (Thomas Gold MashUp)
    David Jones vs. Eurythmics
  9. 9
    Unite Kids (Tommy Trash Private Bootleg)
    Pnau vs. MGMT
  10. 10
    Lunary
    David Jones & Alex Martello & Lush · TIGER RECORDS
  11. 11
    We Will Bong (David Jones Mash Up)
    Deniz Koyu vs. Queen
  12. 12
    Wooha! (Total Sound & Jetique Remix)
    Aronauer & Jan Vervloet
  13. 13
    No One Knows Who We Are
    Kaskade & Swanky Tunes · ULTRA MUSIC
    Beatport
  14. 14
    Acura (David Jones Remix)
    Cherry Coke
  15. 15
    Darky Music
    David Jones vs. Madonna

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