Baker Street Recordings BST 005 Lil Mark - Tokyo EP

Baker Street Recordings · Sat Mar 22, 2008 12:46 pm

Lil Mark – Tokyo EP – OUT NOW

BST005 – Baker Street Recordings
"Deep Jacking house from the finest in the land"
This is the latest Baker Street Recordings release by Lil' Mark. As you know Lil' Mark needs no introduction having recorded for labels such as Classic, Doubledown, Peaches Music & Disco 45 whilst remixing artist such as Detox Twins, Vernon & DeCosta, Freaks & Lee Mortimer. The EP contains 4 tracks one of which is a remix by James Curd of Greenskeepers.
Available now at Juno
http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/306557-01.htm

teapack · Post by **teapack** » Sun Mar 23, 2008 1:13 pm

yea!!!
this is what i call GOOD music

Dragonsand · Post by **Dragonsand** » Sun Mar 23, 2008 2:08 pm

Hey, Baker Street!

I bought your first record a year ago when I was still into jackin' house.

I'm a bit fed up with this style so this one is not for me.

But a very good release for jackin' headzzz

Krul · Post by **Krul** » Sun Mar 23, 2008 4:38 pm

very solid release..too bad it's not out on decks

*edit*

oh it IS on decks

betzy · Post by **betzy** » Sun Mar 23, 2008 7:48 pm

THAT EDIT
great one.
i'm a huge fan of this guy.

djBounce · Post by **djBounce** » Sun Mar 23, 2008 7:57 pm

Dragonsand wrote: I bought your first record a year ago when I was still into jackin' house.

I'm a bit fed up with this style so this one is not for me.

the so-called jackin' house is awful, boring music! here in bruges it's all there is

Krul · Post by **Krul** » Sun Mar 23, 2008 8:49 pm

djBounce wrote:
Dragonsand wrote: I bought your first record a year ago when I was still into jackin' house.

I'm a bit fed up with this style so this one is not for me.

the so-called jackin' house is awful, boring music! here in bruges it's all there is

hah, nog een bruggeling, wie had da gedacht

actually, I'd pretty much say that here in bruges there is nothing, save for l'amaral which hosts some pretty good dj's but theres just no fucking crowd for decent music here.

As for the jackin' house... meh, that's a matter of taste, I personally love it, nothing better than a bit of jack to bump up the flow in a set.

Truth is indeed that alot of dj's here play house, but that's because there's no record shop and most of us have to get our vinyl via ricardo @ the seven. (he's got seriously badass chicago-house though, and a whole collection of moodymanns and I'm gonna beg him sooner or later to sell 'em all to me

)