What this is
A fan-made tracklist browser and stats tool for Eric Prydz (plus Pryda, Cirez D, and other aliases) live sets - pick every show you've been to and see what you actually heard: your most-played tracks, rarest catches, a map of everywhere you've seen him, and a shareable stats card.
Why this exists (and, I guess, about me)
Because I'm a huge fan of Eric Prydz and my manual Excel spreadsheet was cool, but hard to update or share with other people.
I'm Adriana, but you can call me Dree (@dreemachine) and I've been a fan of Eric since I heard him at my first rave: EDC LV 2014. But I really fell in love at EDC 2015 when he played a song that I afterwards insisted was 30 minutes long (it was not).
Prydz is best with friends <3
Want to leave a personal comment or tell me that you like it?
Where the data comes from
Almost every complete show's tracklist is sourced from 1001tracklists using a specialised browser script because automating requests to the site gets blocked. A huge thank you to the work put in by so many fans to make those lists accurate. The underlying tracklist data attempts to cover his whole live history (an ongoing project because of his lengthy career), and overlays your personal stats. It's built from over two decades of 1001tracklists submissions plus manual additions for primarily older shows that never got a 1001tracklists page.
This is ongoing, not a finished dataset. As new shows get added over time, I add them and make any corrections. I've put in a lot of time cleaning up the data; because it was collected from over two decades of fan input, there are inconsistencies. (see the buttons at the top of the main page if you spot an error). These manual additions are continually added over time as I sort through youtube, instagram, reddit and other resources in search of clips and setlists.
Thanks
None of this exists without the people who actually tracked down and posted these setlists on 1001tracklists in the first place, some of them going back over two decades. Please let me know if you would like your name removed from the list. A big thank you to all my testers as well!
Thank you:
90nibe90, Adamtls95, alexbip15, AlexSpades, ASOTCommunity, astjm, Austrian, AviciiGreece, awesometown, B-Rather, Bartlomiej, BerlinBoy, Buzz201, Caarset, Coloco, CrooshLoosh, CropexPL, CRUSH3D, cudvig, DCBull, devilhunter88, DillieBar, Diriger, dj_bayko, dj_unclesam, DJBKmusic, djsergiitoo, dubshakerz, ebjeeby, edm_kyoto, ems7nc, ericlegrand, ewwcolton, Fanfan, FiolAlle, flavian, Gogor, gtevans19, Hi_Friend, iamsvrp, IDJunkie, Ignazio, iLike, ixto, Jerry98, johnjay, keith1110, kylemak96, lnaltu, Luigi.edm7, MagicJoe, MagikMuzik, Marteneez, metoxys, michael99, Mr.Trex, Mtburn, ndorphin, Needakill, nick777, NighlifeFantasy, NOpus, Otsel7, Patriot, PeteTongID, phreaker160, pixel, Pjanoo, Rafe, rebels, rednax49, Rogue, Sebas8, Selecta, snibo23, spacerace, Spankad, speeeedy, StefanMacedonia, Steffen80, stevenrjj, swiftacid69, testpilot, This1sWrong, TranceLover, UrBoyBangs, V0RMELDER, Vertex, Viggo, vilgotlava, Wags, X-Bleaze, yanhcik, zaffa, Zinderlong
What counts as a show you could have "attended"
Shows are split into club, festival, HOLO, radio, and aliases (Pryda/Cirez D). Radio/studio stay visible and browsable (what is too much data?!) but can't be added to your personal picks, and don't count toward your stats by default (exempting live shows that were listed as radio broadcasts).
How I mathed
Your personal stats (Top Tracks, Rarity Highlights, the track lookup - all on the first tab) only ever reflect shows you've actually selected.
The global Rarest Tracks tab (and the "look up any track" tool) covers the whole known catalog regardless of your picks, with its own toggle for whether to include radio/studio plays (off by default), and additional toggles for aliases, etc.
Eric Prydz / Pryda / Cirez D
A show is credited to whichever alias it was billed under. A track is credited to whichever alias actually produced it, or the community best guess in case of IDs.
Different edits/remixes of the same song
The track lookup groups different edits/versions/remixes of the same underlying song together (e.g. a radio edit and an intro edit of the same track), so "how many times have I heard this song" reflects the whole song, not just one specific version of it.
Privacy
Your picks live only in your own browser, plus whatever you put into a share code or link you choose to copy and send - nothing is sent to a server just by selecting shows. Separately, anonymous aggregate usage (page views, which buttons get used) is tracked to see what's worth keeping - no personal data, no per-person tracking.