Lenny Dee - Untitled mp3 download

Malaris

Well, for me, if your gonna buy Lenny Dee ep's buy it for the right reason!! We all know and love him for his hard sound, so dont bother with lame ass tracks Baby + Microdot, stick with the core, for what we know him for! Hammerhead and Bugspray all the way for unrelenting kick drums and perfect noise, when every other gabba producing was just finding his feet!!

Nikohn

actually Lenny is more than just hard sound even back then. Originally he also did the looney tunes with Frankie Bones and always had a fable for house production which - believe it or not - influenced his hardcore stuff. Even at hardcore raves like Rave City, he would play in the hardcore hall and then went over to Jens Nieswandt to play B2B progressive house with him - just 4 fun.I bought it as well due to "Baby" though I have a huge gabba collection as well.

Stonewing

Bugspray is hands down the one here. On a loud system, no survivors...

Helldor

I bought it for Microdot. Its a right funky little techno number!

Wat!?

Side B Track 2 --> totally bomb

Alien

Love it - went nuts to this one at Trade! "Baby" really is a techno grooving classic.

Jaiarton

"Baby" & " Hammer Head" Lenny Dee produced with Marcus Salon (Outlander, TZ) While "Microdot" & " Bug Spray was jointly recorded with Robert Leiner (The Source (Experience)) In essence this E.P. was written by three of the top early 90's belgian Techno Producers. A triumph of the collaborative Techno spirit, contrary to what the name on the cover may lead you to beleive. "Microdot" An arpeggio-driven Trance/Rave tune which, though nice, has dated a bit. "Bug Spray" Every once in a while you hear a track that reminds you of the second coming. This is that track. Hard, caustic and very dancefloor friendly. Sick.

Flocton

There was a time when Lenny Dee truly was the King of Hardcore, then it was all just Techno... "Baby" The Title track is a classic Lenny Dee House/Rave crossover from his Nu-Groove days: Trance, Rave, House: an excellent period piece from a time when those distinctions had'nt even really been made. Techno. "Hammer Head" Lenny's show of the 'other sound' that he was starting to get into. A little before he started 'Industrial Strength Records'. At the time he was only known for NY House and Garage which he was releasing through Nu-Groove, etc.