Frontliner @ Q-Base 2012 Open Air
14 ноября 2012 - Victor Strogonov
Frontliner @ Q-Base 2012 Open Air
Tracklist
1. Frontliner - Dream Dust
2. Showtek - FTS
3. Frontliner - Keep It Up
4. D-Block & S-te-fan - Take Me There
5. Technoboy - Rage (Frontliner Remix)
6. The Pitcher & Slim Shore - This Is Who We Are
7. Frontliner - Time (Album Edit)
8. Brennan Heart - Face The Enemy (Zany Remix)
9. Frontliner feat MC Villain - Who I Am
10. TNT - Tritolo (Yellow Compound Mix)
11. Frontliner - You Want It
12. B-Front & Frontliner - Become The Sky
13. Frontliner - Discorecord
14. Frontliner - External Life
15. Speedy J - Pullover (Frontliner Edit)
16. Frontliner - On The Rise (Live Edit)
17. Martin Solveig & Dragonette - Hello (Deepack Remix)
18. Frontliner vs Marc Arcadipane - Outside World 2009
19. Frontliner - Symbols (Q-Base 2012 Open Air Anthem)
20. Frontliner - For The People
21. D-Block & S-te-fan feat High Voltage - Shiverz
22. Frontliner - Creative Community
23. Frontliner - Never Come Down (Emporium 2012 Anthem)
24. Frontliner feat Ellie - Lose The Style
25. Max Enforcer & Frontliner - On The Go
26. Showtek - Partylover (Sydney Mix)
27. Frontliner - Phaseriffic
28. Frontliner - The First Cut (Technoboy Remix)
29. Frontliner - I'm The Melodyman
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