What DJs actually play
DJ
1 set, 1978.
Most played
What DJ Mozart reaches for most.
Share is measured against this DJ's documented sets, not against every set they have ever played.
| Record | Plays | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Love Is All We Need Randy Brown | 1 | |
| Love Is The Message M.F.S.B. | 1 | |
| I'll Always Love My Momma The Intruders | 1 | |
| The Players Association Turn The Music Up | 1 | |
| I Love Music O'Jays | 1 | |
| Don't Leave Me This Way Harold Melvin | 1 | |
| We Got 'Em Dancin Archie Bell And The Drells | 1 | |
| Love Train O'Jays | 1 | |
| Sexy (Accelerata) M.F.S.B. | 1 | |
| Always In The Mood Randy Brown | 1 | |
| You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine Lou Rawls | 1 | |
| Bad Luck That's What You Got Harold Melvin | 1 | |
| The Beat Goes On And On Ripple | 1 |
Over time
Which styles each year's sets were tagged with.
Recent sets
Each row is a set, each block a record, warmer the more often DJ Mozart plays it. Hover a block to see it; click to open it.
One row per set, newest first. Blocks are drawn at the same width in every row, so a long set is a long row. The share on the right is how much of the set is material they play nowhere else. Sets whose tracklist nobody finished are faded and flagged, and their share covers only the tracks somebody wrote down.