i met him once!! his head was so far up his own ass it could have came out his mouth!!! fucking turd!!!! GET OFF THE SPECIAL K!! YOU ACT LIKE A DUMB ASS!!!
FUCK AARON FUNK!!!!! YOU MIGHT HAVE AN OUNCE OF TALLENT, BUT YOUR ATTITUDE SUCKS BALLS!!!!! PS STOP COPPYING OTHER PEOPLE AND CALLING IT YOURS!!! SHITMAT IS BETTER!!!
he is a Master in that but as well as an asshole, that is what a friend of mine said about him, who was playing the same night that VS. He meants, VS was like a fucking Rolling Stone ("that sucks, i wanna 35 beer of this mark, and water of that, and this sucks and these also sucks..."... that is what really sucks...
lol - cardopusher is a very new name in "breakcore" compared to the artists in this video. back in 2006 (when this video was made) - hardly anyone had heard from him...
I liked the documentary. Concerning people just did it for the scene without getting paid or refunded in any way it pisses me off to see so much unconstructive criticism which just ends in "oh you forgot my favourite breakcore artist, what a shitty documentary"
this documentary and it's choice to view the opinions of people such as "Drop The Lime" has caused more harm than good despite it's intentions. 20 minutes of airing arrogance of bored, tour experience pseudo house music wannabes and ageing producers, and it's slight focus on only a handful of the more successful artists was a poor representation of the worldwide DIY artist controlled phenomena of "breakcore".
This, of course is very true, but even this sloppy overview took us nearly two years of unpaid work while doing "real jobs". We had zero budget and no possibility to meet more than a handful of artists. I still think it´s a represantative cross-section of popular artists in underground electronic music of 2005 and 2006 and therefor quite informating for anyone that never heard of that term (breakcore) before.
that's pretty lame then. 20 minutes of interviews and live footage is pretty poor for two years work. jobs or no jobs. Anyone who had never heard the term "breakcore" would not get interested by it from this doco. I just watched it again and the way it slides into a decline of criticism of the genre by venetian snares who can happily lie back in a comfy chair and reflect on how breakcore is getting boring for him - now that it's made him rich.
Your inclusion of Drop The Lime in this documentary is the biggest kick in the face for breakcore. This "bedroom producer" who has only made breakcore from 2003-2006 spouts his belief that breakcore is over because he is over it. check his myspace and discogs entry - he has erased all connection to breakcore. unlike venetian snares he got bored of the genre because it didn't make him a superstar.
Okay, then it is lame. But I also talked to some artists (like for example Maladroit) telling me they liked it a lot.
Best would be you do a better one by yourself. When you manage to do it the way it should be done I´ll be the first that really loves it and recommends it to everyone.
of course! name dropping Maladroit as an australian breakcore producer I should obviously feel like a fool for criticising it. The only reason you mentioned his name in your retort is because he is one of the handful of aussie artists who's played and released overseas. therefore you know of him. This music has more producers/labels and collectives involved than what makes it to vinyl. this is the point. breakcore is bigger than Belgium and all the big name producers.
I already organise breakcore shows and do a radio show for it and have been involved in and made it for 9 years. So thanks, but I do my part. telling me to make one myself is a cop out. if after 2 years of interviews and live footage being filmed you only had enough footage for 20 minutes that's a poor effort. It seems all the footage was filmed at a handful of shows. I'm sure in two years there were tonnes of shows.
In the last 2 years there's been more than enough shows to film in Melbourne to make a two hour doco and the scene here is barely 150 producers and punters. I find it hard to believe that there weren't enough opportunities to film more interviews and live footage for a an actual documentary length film.
It is 30 minutes long, not 20. We don´t live in Australia and can´t afford flying wherever we want to. We had tons of material but wanted it to be short. We had to select somehow and yes, we took mostly big name producers. I only mentioned Maladroit because he was the last international artist i met (on July 7th in Graz and a few days later in Vienna).
I never asked you to film in Australia or fly anywhere I was questioning the small amount of footage in relation to where you filmed. I made the comparison to Melbourne because I'm guessing that Belgium tends to have a bigger scene than we do.
Of course BC is much bigger than that. But just like Nicolas Chevreux from AdNoiseam I think 90 percent of BC is crap. I´d rather interview a handful of "ageing" producers and big names than thousands of guys that do some noise on their laptop. I recognized your criticism and confess that it could have been much better in many ways, but I don´t think it can harm "pure" BC any more than pissing off some artists that don´t care about if other people like their sound or not.
I can't see a point in making such a short documentary, and despite that it still ended with people who supposedly supported it ctiticising it because they were over it. The resounding opinion from all interviewed (other than drumcorps) seemed to be. it's over.
Your comment about "thousands of guys who do noise on their laptop" made me laugh. It seems that the difference between these producers or laptop guys as you put it, is whether or not they have official releases on labels. Maladroit uses trackers and a PC to make his tracks, therefore he is one of the "thousands of guys who make noise on laptop" you mentioned. That attitude towards amateur producers is the cancer slowly eating away at this scene.
Breakcore belongs to those who with laptops and PCs. It belongs to those who make it, promote it and hunt it down from all corners of the globe. More than half of it's producers including some that you featured started with PCs and programs. So I find that comment interesting. people like DTL who use it up and move on to something else when it bores them, never had any vested interest in it in the first place and never had any place being in it.
Your comment of "I think 90% of breakcore is crap" is even funnier. I don't think anyone who thinks that is likely to show an accurate and honest opinion on breakcore. There is a lot of shit out there sure, but 90% is way off the mark. More than half of what I play on my show and hear online is better than the latest ragga-sampled amen break fiesta that gets pumped out by the big namers every year.
Some of those "shitty bedroom producers" as DTL called them will probably go on to labels and make shit better than all of us. To categorise them as "some guys who make noise on laptops is ridiculous. access to money and record labels does not necessarily a good producer make.
Those kids who get labelled as "some shitty bedroom producer" reinforces the belief that this music no longer belongs to everyone involved but really just an elite few connections to planet mu and venetian snares. That sort of elitist techno/scene ideal is exactly what breakcore rebelled against in the first place.
It may sounded that way but I didn´t mean to contrast the term "some guys who make noise on laptops" to big names, because they do the same. I should rather have written "EVERY guy that makes noise on his laptop". And I won´t defend DTL in any way. What he and other guys said was just their opinion, not ours while making it or that of everyone watching it.
It´s just a section of some popular artists in 2005 + 06 from which some were jointly responsible (or complicit?) for big music press + media starting to recognize BC as a genre more than 10 years after it´s beginning. It´s just a few NOTES on BC, not a professional documentary about it. You made your point clear but I can´t do more than admit you´re right in many points. Going on with this, defending myself over and over seems pointless to me.
I don´t think a "cancer" eats away the scene. There´s more + more amateur producers everyday + they all don´t give a shit what everyone else believes it is about, this movie won´t harm them. If everyone hates it that much it´ll rather push them forward to prove it´s wrong + BC is not over at all. The only harm to BC comes up when it becomes repetitive + I don´t mean in any way this is the fault of amateur producers (just because u always assume the worst intentions in whatever I say)
Because of the diversity of BC there will always be quarrel who is the wannabee and who has the "real sh!t" respectability. There might even exist an artist you like that likes DTL.
In the actual documentary, can anyone tell me the name of the track Hecate is playing when she first appears? (the one where she isnt screaming into the mic lol)
The end credits track is "Felbomlasztott Mentokocsi (Bong-Ra Remix)" from "4 Adaptations Of Rossz Csillag Alatt Szuletett" by Venetian Snares vs. Bong-Ra, released by Planet µ in 2006, [ZIQ111R]
I saw your movie. GREAT stuff, really. Very informative, all the basics, origins and tendencies of the style. Was interesting to see how all the artists look like in reality. I haven't thought Aaron Funk is so arrogant :-)
we know lots of artists are missing (and even some of the most important) but this was a zero budget production, we just did the best we can...
sooner or later (when we find the time and manage to organize the money) there´ll be a dvd release with bonus material and a fresh homepage including the option to download it for free
Cant wait to see that. are there some live extracts in the full version? Im curious to see clearly how they works, instead of dancing like baboons, or like math teatchers behind their labtop screens, as usual
There are only two man in this trailer, which I could recognise, that I care the experience and background in breakcore. Peter Votava and CF and maybe Dj Scud is in there too.
breakcore is so shit i wanna puke! who made this documentary!? try listenin to sum real music ie BLINK 192, LEVEL 42, HAIRCUT 100, 100 REASONS, 23 SKIDOO, and other bands with numbers in the names, and ABBA
I like how breakcore got shot in the face by dubstep
JonasLoebMusic 3 weeks ago
BREAKBEAT owned BREAKCORE :D
L2AsteriX 8 months ago
any of you have some humor?
xmfdibujito 9 months ago
@pubicteeth "Breakjaw" I lol'd
DaltonMan321 9 months ago
/watch?v=tv0JnbU66xE would this be considered breakcore? If so, what artists sounds like that?
philisacoolguy 10 months ago
@philisacoolguy
enduser /watch?v=6sJ80Y1YLJY&feature=related
supply module /watch?v=4XwkeUTWpus
audiotist /watch?v=yUnFyKFmifQ
jahba /watch?v=K5Paoh7ETqU
but im not sure if this is what youre looking for
mTreyV 8 months ago
@mTreyV
thanx man! Enduser and supply module are right up my alley!
philisacoolguy 8 months ago
i met him once!! his head was so far up his own ass it could have came out his mouth!!! fucking turd!!!! GET OFF THE SPECIAL K!! YOU ACT LIKE A DUMB ASS!!!
FUCK AARON FUNK!!!!! YOU MIGHT HAVE AN OUNCE OF TALLENT, BUT YOUR ATTITUDE SUCKS BALLS!!!!! PS STOP COPPYING OTHER PEOPLE AND CALLING IT YOURS!!! SHITMAT IS BETTER!!!
COMPACTASS1 10 months ago
I can't believe Venetian Snares called everyone else a twat. Someone should force him to take that back.
MEDIANAVE 11 months ago
Keep it fucked ,200bpm+
EFD666 1 year ago
tell 'em Snizzy.
moclark 1 year ago
hecate all the way.
bustsomecaps 1 year ago
OMFG there is a documentary about Breakcore? How awesome is that?
TheDarkDuck93 1 year ago
Looking forward to seeing this. Check out our channel for a trailer about discovering "what is sustainability?"
SustEnable 1 year ago
xanopticon all the way!
yey01985 1 year ago
i just leaked a little.
afdba 1 year ago
is it out already
sextorx 1 year ago
at 0:35 it is shitmat - kiss the spanner and call me charlie
..yeah yeah i love breakcore
TheTrashynoises 1 year ago
vsnares : "brk gives me wood" :)
besoindaide 1 year ago
whats the name of the song at 0:35???
Xheadhunter91X 2 years ago
that was mike paradinas at .28 wasnt it?
otacon451 2 years ago
lol vsnares. no wonder he likes breakcore so much.
mattehISme 2 years ago
Venetian Snares is a fucking twat. Love his laugh.
MusicianPooper 2 years ago 13
@MusicianPooper
he is a Master in that but as well as an asshole, that is what a friend of mine said about him, who was playing the same night that VS. He meants, VS was like a fucking Rolling Stone ("that sucks, i wanna 35 beer of this mark, and water of that, and this sucks and these also sucks..."... that is what really sucks...
Megapsychobeat 1 year ago
YEAH! FUCK YEAH!
chakarava 2 years ago
A breakcore documentary WITHOUT CARDOPUSHER?!?
jonhon 2 years ago 2
Yeah, that was really dissapointing!!1
Mizcunator 2 years ago
lol - cardopusher is a very new name in "breakcore" compared to the artists in this video. back in 2006 (when this video was made) - hardly anyone had heard from him...
koffiezet 2 years ago
epic documentary
nerisux 3 years ago 2
BREAKCORE GIVES ME WOOD! ;]
deadfrogpl 3 years ago 4
Yeah!
Bud1UK 3 years ago
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Scientist538 3 years ago
you fucking noob... television is not the answer... but your moms pussy is! :-D
satanismykindofguy 3 years ago
Yeah VS fucking killed it at the end xD LMAO all day
hsdkahkjcbaksc 3 years ago
i laughed so hard at vsnares' laugh at the end.
poopr1221 3 years ago 2
Anyone know what song that is?
sohnemann 4 years ago
Shitmat - Kiss the Spanner and Call Me Charlie
Vajuras 3 years ago
I use my breakbeats in a bit of a different way, check out my videos to see.
snuffmusic 4 years ago
Venetian Snares killed it lol :D
hsdkahkjcbaksc 4 years ago 6
This comment has received too many negative votes show
The dudes looked like epileptics, and the music sounded like modem feedback. 'nuff said.
spacelad 4 years ago
'nuff said WOOT you are so cool 'nuff said lol fag
SpeedkoreK 4 years ago 3
Impressive retort.
spacelad 4 years ago
NO U
senselessstudios 4 years ago 2
We happen to like modem feedback sounds...
I also said enough.
bertjes1 3 years ago
I liked the documentary. Concerning people just did it for the scene without getting paid or refunded in any way it pisses me off to see so much unconstructive criticism which just ends in "oh you forgot my favourite breakcore artist, what a shitty documentary"
Larviii 4 years ago
Breakcore FTW they missed out so many decent producers tho
FeyriVs 4 years ago
Kiss the spanner and call me Charlie!!
alebernis 4 years ago
No one mentioned Edgey...
Metalluthier 4 years ago
breakcore is the music of the future, like it or not
BainsteR 4 years ago 16
got to love aaron
Geschmack 4 years ago
Everyone else in this documentary is a twat
ByteSmasher 4 years ago 2
this documentary and it's choice to view the opinions of people such as "Drop The Lime" has caused more harm than good despite it's intentions. 20 minutes of airing arrogance of bored, tour experience pseudo house music wannabes and ageing producers, and it's slight focus on only a handful of the more successful artists was a poor representation of the worldwide DIY artist controlled phenomena of "breakcore".
noistruct 4 years ago
This, of course is very true, but even this sloppy overview took us nearly two years of unpaid work while doing "real jobs". We had zero budget and no possibility to meet more than a handful of artists. I still think it´s a represantative cross-section of popular artists in underground electronic music of 2005 and 2006 and therefor quite informating for anyone that never heard of that term (breakcore) before.
alptraumschmiere 4 years ago
that's pretty lame then. 20 minutes of interviews and live footage is pretty poor for two years work. jobs or no jobs. Anyone who had never heard the term "breakcore" would not get interested by it from this doco. I just watched it again and the way it slides into a decline of criticism of the genre by venetian snares who can happily lie back in a comfy chair and reflect on how breakcore is getting boring for him - now that it's made him rich.
noistruct 4 years ago
Your inclusion of Drop The Lime in this documentary is the biggest kick in the face for breakcore. This "bedroom producer" who has only made breakcore from 2003-2006 spouts his belief that breakcore is over because he is over it. check his myspace and discogs entry - he has erased all connection to breakcore. unlike venetian snares he got bored of the genre because it didn't make him a superstar.
noistruct 4 years ago
Okay, then it is lame. But I also talked to some artists (like for example Maladroit) telling me they liked it a lot.
Best would be you do a better one by yourself. When you manage to do it the way it should be done I´ll be the first that really loves it and recommends it to everyone.
alptraumschmiere 4 years ago
of course! name dropping Maladroit as an australian breakcore producer I should obviously feel like a fool for criticising it. The only reason you mentioned his name in your retort is because he is one of the handful of aussie artists who's played and released overseas. therefore you know of him. This music has more producers/labels and collectives involved than what makes it to vinyl. this is the point. breakcore is bigger than Belgium and all the big name producers.
noistruct 4 years ago
I already organise breakcore shows and do a radio show for it and have been involved in and made it for 9 years. So thanks, but I do my part. telling me to make one myself is a cop out. if after 2 years of interviews and live footage being filmed you only had enough footage for 20 minutes that's a poor effort. It seems all the footage was filmed at a handful of shows. I'm sure in two years there were tonnes of shows.
noistruct 4 years ago
In the last 2 years there's been more than enough shows to film in Melbourne to make a two hour doco and the scene here is barely 150 producers and punters. I find it hard to believe that there weren't enough opportunities to film more interviews and live footage for a an actual documentary length film.
noistruct 4 years ago
It is 30 minutes long, not 20. We don´t live in Australia and can´t afford flying wherever we want to. We had tons of material but wanted it to be short. We had to select somehow and yes, we took mostly big name producers. I only mentioned Maladroit because he was the last international artist i met (on July 7th in Graz and a few days later in Vienna).
alptraumschmiere 4 years ago
I never asked you to film in Australia or fly anywhere I was questioning the small amount of footage in relation to where you filmed. I made the comparison to Melbourne because I'm guessing that Belgium tends to have a bigger scene than we do.
noistruct 4 years ago
Of course BC is much bigger than that. But just like Nicolas Chevreux from AdNoiseam I think 90 percent of BC is crap. I´d rather interview a handful of "ageing" producers and big names than thousands of guys that do some noise on their laptop. I recognized your criticism and confess that it could have been much better in many ways, but I don´t think it can harm "pure" BC any more than pissing off some artists that don´t care about if other people like their sound or not.
alptraumschmiere 4 years ago
I can't see a point in making such a short documentary, and despite that it still ended with people who supposedly supported it ctiticising it because they were over it. The resounding opinion from all interviewed (other than drumcorps) seemed to be. it's over.
noistruct 4 years ago
Your comment about "thousands of guys who do noise on their laptop" made me laugh. It seems that the difference between these producers or laptop guys as you put it, is whether or not they have official releases on labels. Maladroit uses trackers and a PC to make his tracks, therefore he is one of the "thousands of guys who make noise on laptop" you mentioned. That attitude towards amateur producers is the cancer slowly eating away at this scene.
noistruct 4 years ago
Breakcore belongs to those who with laptops and PCs. It belongs to those who make it, promote it and hunt it down from all corners of the globe. More than half of it's producers including some that you featured started with PCs and programs. So I find that comment interesting. people like DTL who use it up and move on to something else when it bores them, never had any vested interest in it in the first place and never had any place being in it.
noistruct 4 years ago
Your comment of "I think 90% of breakcore is crap" is even funnier. I don't think anyone who thinks that is likely to show an accurate and honest opinion on breakcore. There is a lot of shit out there sure, but 90% is way off the mark. More than half of what I play on my show and hear online is better than the latest ragga-sampled amen break fiesta that gets pumped out by the big namers every year.
noistruct 4 years ago
Some of those "shitty bedroom producers" as DTL called them will probably go on to labels and make shit better than all of us. To categorise them as "some guys who make noise on laptops is ridiculous. access to money and record labels does not necessarily a good producer make.
noistruct 4 years ago
Those kids who get labelled as "some shitty bedroom producer" reinforces the belief that this music no longer belongs to everyone involved but really just an elite few connections to planet mu and venetian snares. That sort of elitist techno/scene ideal is exactly what breakcore rebelled against in the first place.
noistruct 4 years ago
It may sounded that way but I didn´t mean to contrast the term "some guys who make noise on laptops" to big names, because they do the same. I should rather have written "EVERY guy that makes noise on his laptop". And I won´t defend DTL in any way. What he and other guys said was just their opinion, not ours while making it or that of everyone watching it.
alptraumschmiere 4 years ago
It´s just a section of some popular artists in 2005 + 06 from which some were jointly responsible (or complicit?) for big music press + media starting to recognize BC as a genre more than 10 years after it´s beginning. It´s just a few NOTES on BC, not a professional documentary about it. You made your point clear but I can´t do more than admit you´re right in many points. Going on with this, defending myself over and over seems pointless to me.
alptraumschmiere 4 years ago
I don´t think a "cancer" eats away the scene. There´s more + more amateur producers everyday + they all don´t give a shit what everyone else believes it is about, this movie won´t harm them. If everyone hates it that much it´ll rather push them forward to prove it´s wrong + BC is not over at all. The only harm to BC comes up when it becomes repetitive + I don´t mean in any way this is the fault of amateur producers (just because u always assume the worst intentions in whatever I say)
alptraumschmiere 4 years ago
Because of the diversity of BC there will always be quarrel who is the wannabee and who has the "real sh!t" respectability. There might even exist an artist you like that likes DTL.
alptraumschmiere 4 years ago
In the actual documentary, can anyone tell me the name of the track Hecate is playing when she first appears? (the one where she isnt screaming into the mic lol)
setfiretoflames88 4 years ago
In the actual documentary, what is the track that's playing while the end credits are shown?
drphobia 4 years ago
The end credits track is "Felbomlasztott Mentokocsi (Bong-Ra Remix)" from "4 Adaptations Of Rossz Csillag Alatt Szuletett" by Venetian Snares vs. Bong-Ra, released by Planet µ in 2006, [ZIQ111R]
alptraumschmiere 4 years ago
is the full-lenght up anywhere already ?
Kylamiis 4 years ago
Where can I get the DVD?
Peace
IGOR
AMOKIAN 4 years ago
In the actual documentary, what is the track that parasite is playing at around 27:09?
TempestZKB 4 years ago
Is this out yet?
gregdoggenstein 4 years ago
aaron funk kicks ass
senselessstudios 5 years ago
I saw your movie. GREAT stuff, really. Very informative, all the basics, origins and tendencies of the style. Was interesting to see how all the artists look like in reality. I haven't thought Aaron Funk is so arrogant :-)
Parkinson9999 5 years ago
i mean, why shouldn't he be? motherfucker is bad!!
bedtime4bonzo 4 years ago
we know lots of artists are missing (and even some of the most important) but this was a zero budget production, we just did the best we can...
sooner or later (when we find the time and manage to organize the money) there´ll be a dvd release with bonus material and a fresh homepage including the option to download it for free
alptraumschmiere 5 years ago
wheres all the Aussies???? hehe
drillbag 5 years ago
basek is one bad muth!
nudrone 5 years ago
Why isn't shitmat innit? psh
TheMoneyStealer 5 years ago
I was also wondering it...
matthewunburdened 5 years ago
yep, needed more Shitmat.
Bud1UK 3 years ago 6
hopefully. snafu is not here. :P
Cant wait to see that. are there some live extracts in the full version? Im curious to see clearly how they works, instead of dancing like baboons, or like math teatchers behind their labtop screens, as usual
facebyfront 5 years ago
"Everyone else in this documentary is a fucking twaaugght" it's only possible to say Twat in an English accent. otherwise its just plain wrong.
Industro 5 years ago
americans probably think the same when they here us say 'awesome'
vegunited06 5 years ago
was that Mouse on Mars there, those two guys with the accents sitting being interviewed?
Beck436 5 years ago
nope its terror and mayhem
brbs 5 years ago
ah. thanks, wasn't sure
Beck436 5 years ago
servants of the apocalyptic goatrave (aka bong-ra and sickboy)
by the way does anybody have any dirt on when part two and three of SOTAGR or vinylised?
05057869 5 years ago
Looks good but how big is V Snares head lol?
coolshit28 5 years ago
the guy is very fucking tall so the head is proportionated to the body
jedypower 5 years ago
u never heard the phrase 'big head'?
coolshit28 5 years ago
i thought you were talking about his actual head not his ego
jedypower 5 years ago
that looked pretty gay, fucking americans. the only good bit was snares at the end
Idiron 5 years ago
lol, idiron! you cant keep the america hate isolated to watmm!??!
awepittance 5 years ago
lol
jedypower 5 years ago
This looks amazing!!! I can't wait to see this.
MentalEclipse 5 years ago
BREAAAAAAAAAAKCOOOREEEEE BEAATTSSSS!!! yaaayy hahaha lol
I'll teach you how to make a breakcore song:
1- use a lot of drugs.
2- speed up the song at 190 bpm or more.
3- distort the drum loop.
4- use acid strings and another synths.
5- enjoy!
p u r e v o l u m e . c o m / o r e x
alebernis 5 years ago
Too bad Drop The Lime doesn't make breakcore anymore.
DNBJerk 5 years ago
does anyone know the name of the track on the background?
nikolaj101 5 years ago
Shitmat - Kiss The Spanner And Call Me Charlie
Geotrio 5 years ago
shitmat!
m500 5 years ago
Break "core" ...
Rudykarton 5 years ago
There are only two man in this trailer, which I could recognise, that I care the experience and background in breakcore. Peter Votava and CF and maybe Dj Scud is in there too.
CenkAkyol 5 years ago
hey tim terror is in it.. well deserved
trissss 5 years ago
hee.
djripley 5 years ago
breakcore is so shit i wanna puke! who made this documentary!? try listenin to sum real music ie BLINK 192, LEVEL 42, HAIRCUT 100, 100 REASONS, 23 SKIDOO, and other bands with numbers in the names, and ABBA
pidgin 5 years ago
You're funny!
psi36 5 years ago
real music? that homo shit you named isnt real music
stooey 5 years ago
you're a funny fucker ain't ya?
Industro 5 years ago
sehr geil!
Loge0701 5 years ago
yes yeah right
cdatakill 5 years ago
^^^hooray.
vankmen 5 years ago
yay baseck!
Roq999 5 years ago
"Everyone else in this documentary is a fucking twat" HA! And THAT is why Funk is the fucking MAN!
ShwigiddyShWTF 5 years ago
Holy shit i gotta see this :-D!
Grooveboxer 5 years ago
you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll probably turn it up like i just did, so the neighbours bang on the wall!
terrykroymachine 5 years ago
kid606 has nothing to do with breakcore
semolinak 5 years ago
Hahah, he's one of the big dudes in the scene. sickboy and a lot of other artists are on his label.
peterbriers 5 years ago
LOVELY
DNBJerk 5 years ago
....at least its got mike paradinas on it :-S
COTDEATH 5 years ago
hahahahaha
Despoilah 5 years ago
nice 1 :)
bitkid 5 years ago
hmmmmmmmmm
COTDEATH 5 years ago
coooool
anymaniac 5 years ago
premiere in graz, austria, december 14th 2006 @ agit.doc screenings @ forum stadtpark
eiterherd 5 years ago