Put me up on some Bmore House shit.

Hotsauce84

What's really and where can I cop? (I want that Muppet Show shit. Catchdubs, hola at me.)Educate, don't player hate.Ahem, plaese.Herm

catchdubs

arguably the three best at it - rackord wise - are rod lee, jonny blaze, and dj technics. they have each put out lots of great 12"s (but a bunch of somewhat mediocre ones too, buyer beware)

turntable lab get stuff in sporadically and in real limited quantities. they still have some stuff though:

http://www.turntablelab.com/lps.eps.instrumentals/lps_eps_instru20.html

if you ever get a chance to hit up armands in philly, there's a few racks of bmore stuff too. rod lee has (had?) a store in baltimore but it's expensive and most of the new stuff is on CD-R anyway.

BELIEVE

what catchdubs said, plus some other names:


KW Griff -- dude is one of the freshest out there for b-more remixes of hip-hop tracks. If his name is on it, it's worth a listen

DJ Debonair Samir -- he's pretty much all over the map, but he's done everthing from the club version of Uncle Fucka to a Young Gunz club remix

DJ Frie -- he isn't producing as much these days, but he still does tracks every once in awhile. one of the more recent ones of his i heard was the "3s Company" theme done b-more style.

Another good place to start is at DJ Technics website--

http://www.baltimoreclubtracks.com/

He's got tons of mix cds, and the tracklists will give you a better sense of what's out there.

Cosmo

What all them dudes said but add on DJ Patrick and DJ Class.

Hotsauce84

Thanks guys!

It seems like my best bet is to buy a CD-J quicklike!

Herm