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Filthy 60's garage rockmix by Mixmaster Wannes to endure the meltdown of the sun. Hope You Enjoy! - The Woolies - Who Do You Love? (1966) - The Chocolate Watchband - Come On (1967) - Kim Fowley - The Trip (1965) - The Deviants - I am coming home (1968) - Morgen - Of Dreams (1969) - The Turtles - Buzzsaw (1968) - The Doors - 5 to 1 (1968) - Positively 13 o'clock - Psychotic Reaction (1966) - Johnny Kid & The Pirates - Restless (1960) - Shocking Blue - California Here I come (1970) - 13th Floors Elevators - You're gonna miss me (1966) - The Mothers Of Invention - Trouble Every day (1966) - Oscar & The Majestics - I can't explain (1966) - Santana - Soul Sacrifice (1969) - The Yardbirds - The train kept a rollin (1965) - Jimi Hendrix - Can You See Me (1967) - Human Beinz - April 15th (1968) - The Pleasure Seekers - What a way to die (1966) - The Remains - Don't look back (1966) - The Pretty Things - Don't bring me down (1964) - Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love (1969)

The Melodymann at number one in the Traxsource charts.... Down with it in Brugse, playing it loud on a hot summer's day. Enjoy the pureness of Chicago disco deep jacking house !

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