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DJ C’s five favorite tracks made by MySpace friends

By DJ C | May 29, 2007

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DJ C’s five favorite tracks made by MySpace friends

1_ Exillon Feat. Cat Power, “Moonshiner Remix”
2_ Ghislain Poirier, “Justin Timberlake”
3_ Alter Ego V Lil Keke, “Ghost Musick (Baltimoroder Remix)”
4_ DJ Scotch Egg, “Aaron Spectre’s Scotch Acid Remix”
5_ David Last Feat. Zulu, “Ever Ready 3mst”

DJ C’s new album, Sonic Weapons, comes out later this month

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