Global DJ Broadcast World Tour - London

Global DJ Broadcast World Tour
Recorded Live from Ministry Of Sound - The Gallery Club
London, England
Markus Schulz
June 13, 2013

01 Markus Schulz pres. Dakota - Doors Open
02 ID
03 Jerome Isma-Ae - Speed
04 ID
05 Alex O'Rion - The Friendly Giant (Rolando Vallice Remix)
06 Lange - Hold That Sucker Down
07 Ferry Corsten - Kudawudashuda
08 Cosmic Gate - Storm Chaser (KhoMha Remix)
09 MKB - Katana (Markus Schulz
10 W&W - White Label (Markus Schulz Big Room Reconstruction)
11 Aerofoil vs. E&G - One World (Markus Schulz Big Room Reconstruction)
12 Alex DiStefano vs. Rank 1 - 7 Loves Instead of 8 Wars (Markus Schulz Mashup)
13 Omnia vs. Markus Schulz & Sarah Howells - Tempted by the Light (Markus Schulz Mashup)
14 ID
15 ID
16 KhoMha - Dejavu
17 New World Punx - Romper
18 Harry Square - Royal Flush
19 Lost Tribe - Gamemaster (Protoculture Reconstruction)
20 Markus Schulz - The Spiritual Gateway
21 Grube & Hovsepian - Trickster
22 Purple Stories - Locust (Markus Schulz Big Room Reconstruction)
23 ID
24 Age of Love - The Age of Love (Koen Groeneveld Remix vs. Wippenberg Remix / Markus Schulz Edit)
25 Ummet Ozcan - The Box (Markus Schulz Big Room Reconstruction)
26 Solarstone - Solarcoaster (ID Remix)
27 Max Graham - The Evil ID
28 Giuseppe Ottaviani & Ferry Corsten - Magenta



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Most Efficient Country at the Olympics?

With the Games of the XXX Olympiad underway, this week’s edition of The Economist’s daily chart features an analysis of the Olympics’ most successful countries.  The magazine established its rankings based on the number of competitors per medal won.  The most successful country – though it is now nonexistent – was East Germany.  The communist nation undertook effective but controversial training methods; however, the country’s practices yielded a highly competitive team, and its 3.3 medals per competitor topped the rankings.  The Soviet Union placed second, with 3.4 medals per competitor.  The U.S., though easily boasting the highest medal count of 2,292 total medals, ranked third with 4.1 medals per competitor.