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This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by DJ Justin Time.
Deep Swing,Jinnel,Superchumbo, Zicky,Tribal Crew,Faithless++. DJ Justin Time Mdma Vol. 4 Songs | 1. | I Get Live - (Fatboy Slim remix, with Mike & Charlie) |
| 2. | It's Gonna Be Alright - (Rockdapussy mix, with Pussy 2000) |
| 3. | Voodoo - (Oliver Lieb mix, with Warrior) |
| 4. | When I'm With You - (Anthony Acid/DJ Skribble Club mix, with Jinnel) |
| 5. | Tribal Beats I - (with Tribal Crew) |
| 6. | In the Music - (Superchumbo's High Octane mix, with Deepswing) |
| 7. | In the Desert - (Original mix, with Major Boys) |
| 8. | We Come 1 - (with Faithless) |
| 9. | Drums of Life Part II - (Original mix, with Heavy Soul) |
| 10. | Revolution - (with Superchumbo) |
| 11. | Runaway - (take Davila Takeover Vocal Dub, with Legacy) |
| 12. | Follow Me - (Joy mix, with Zicky) |
| 13. | Like This Like That - (Album mix, with Mauro Picotto) |
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