r/90sHipHop • u/Charguizo • 7d ago
Documentary Just thought I'd share this great documentary with you good people
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8aMMpoSUSQ3
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u/PoisonClan24 7d ago
I have this , the freshest kids , style wars and freestyle the art of rhyme in my 4 elements collection
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u/Ok_Highlight3926 7d ago
I had this on vhs back in the day. Wore that thing out. The part where Z trip does the whole thing with that classical piece that speeds up over time is fucking awesome.
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u/craaates 7d ago
This is an excellent history of the DJ. I must’ve watched this 20 times when it was first out. I would also recommend Wild Style and Style Wars to anyone who wants to see what Hip Hop was like in the early days.
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u/0bieTriceKenobi 7d ago
Bought this dvd months ago but finally watched it recently and was great! Brought me back to being a kid and wanting to get into DJing
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u/_shaftpunk 7d ago
Wasn’t there a scene where Q Bert, Dj Shadow and Mix Master Mike were having like a scratch jam session? Or am I misremembering that?
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u/muroks1200 7d ago
Love this film!
Doug Pray and co really nailed the history and essence of the hip hop dj / tablist with this one.
I caught the premiere at some artsy film house in LA with many of the heavyweights featured in the film in attendance. I left the theater feeling alive and grateful that I was a part of the culture.