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. His mix of Judas Priest's 'Dissident Aggressor' won the band a Grammy Award in 2010.

Discography

Singles

* 2003 – Dogzilla * 2004 – Your Eyes * 2005 – Without You * 2007 – Frozen

Remixes

* 2003 – Solex (Close to the Edge) * 2003 – In The Park * 2003 – So Damn Beautiful * 2004 – Amen (Don't Be Afraid) * 2004 – It's All Vain * 2004 – Come (Into My Dream) * 2004 – When The Dawn Breaks * 2005 – Dark Side of the Moon * 2006 – The Ones We Loved * 2006 – Stimulate

References

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