Turntablism/Scratching Stuff - Page 2

bec · 03-17-2004, 07:18 AM

nu-mark,cut-chemist,kid-koala,atrak
highbury?and-u-haven't-mentioned-task-force?

DirtyD11 · 03-18-2004, 12:32 AM

check out rjd2...

DJ Dextrix · 03-18-2004, 11:04 AM

RjD2 is the fucking heavy shit have you heard the silver Album (RjD2 v jay-z) simular to the danger mouse thing. but a little better

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highbury?and-u-haven't-mentioned-task-force?

did i not oh well... taskforce..blah...blah...graf tha bus up...blah...if your backs against a wall turn around and spray it.. blah..chester p for mayor ..that should do it
i mentioned Ten pound bag Have you checked it out yet

halcyon days · 03-18-2004, 01:57 PM

RDj2 is not a turntablist.

killa face · 03-20-2004, 06:56 PM

chek out

DJ FROGi · 03-21-2004, 11:34 PM

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Originally posted by johngo32
From what I've heard I like it, and would like to hear more, I like Mix Master Mike's stuff, Grand Master Flash, I like Mr. Hahn's style in Linkin Park's Cure For the Itch and Session, I like how melodical and flowing his stuff is.

Nuh uh, none of his stuff is done live, baby, he's as fake as decaf coffee. Diet coke even. He records scratching to DAT, edits the cuts, and chucks the cuts onto a sampler. Then all you have to do is press a key, and wah lah, instant scratching. He didnt half the production on tracks like Session anyway. Grr.

I recomend y'all take a look at any battles (not rap battles) you can find, thats when you'll see really fine scratching. In the land of Oz, look out for DJ Finatik. He's only 16, and cuts better then most people I know (me included!).

I'm think about doing a few more turntable orientated tracks... I'll keep y'all posted.

Equinox · 03-23-2004, 02:10 PM

I'd recommend DJ Swamp if you haven't heard of the guy. he's a crazy mofo and all the aforementioned ones such as Q-bert, Rob Swift, Mix Master Mike, Yoda are great. Not to mention Roc Raida of the x-ecutioners, cut chemist of jurassic 5 and ozomatli, Shortkut, DJ Z-Trip, DJ Shadow (underrated), DXT (one of the grandfathers of scratch, performed on herbie hancock's "rockit"), DJ Faust, and even DJ Craze.

Geoff · 03-23-2004, 09:14 PM

Otomo Yoshihide (when he plays turntables) , Martin Tetrault, Christian Marclay.

halcyon days · 03-23-2004, 10:08 PM

Dj Shadow isn't underrated -- he's overrated. It seems that the more that praise is foisted on him the less and less I can identify with his work. Not much of a crazy scratcher either. His live shows are done on an mpc.

Underrated Scratchers: Dj Flare, Dj Shortkut

Equinox · 03-23-2004, 10:32 PM

hey Geoff, you forgot to mention Philip Jeck

(although he has nothing to do with hip hop, but avant-garde)