Photos | Mark Lester Spins the Night Away at the Nightclub
Wearing a sleek black shirt and a baseball cap, Mark Lester is focused on his laptop as he entertains the crowd with his musical skills at the nightclub on July 19th, 2007.
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function headgear necklace urban west baseball music keyboard cap mark lester hat entertainer performance hardware machine club audience pc life interior mark deejay electronics jewelry screen nightclub accessories monitor computer hardware lester room recreation turntable musical instrument coast night laptop computer crowd consumer
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2007-07-19T00:57:29-07:00
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