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  • Digging is an addiction, a lifestyle,. Once you start it just pulls you in....Nothin beats the feelin of finding that elusive track you've been after for years, or discovering something amazing just by chance. Man, I climb the walls if i don't get my regular fix of vinyl !!!

    Also, you gain so much knowledge and respect for the original artists and the history and progression of music...

  • lil wayne has connections in distribution, you can slang baking-soda and Ajax to laymen, commercialized rap LAME for those who don't like real or wanna think about reality just hide in ur car and listen to lil wayne

  • where can i watch the full version?

    sumbody please help me

    lol

  • just in case you wanna know the info in English:

    Diggin' in the crates. These words that mean "A record box is raided" and "Beat diggin" represents an important intangible element in any hip-hop DJ, who expresses themself by using existing music and the chopping and sampling it during production. This work

    "DEEP CRATES" is a documentary that aims to focus on the DIgging element.

    well, thats basically what they wanted to say :)

  • BIG UP"S to d.i.t.c keep it regular these young cats have no clue on real hip.hop diamond and pete rock my favs.

  • all these real hip hop heads in this video are legends man

    and they dont have to wear stupid chains and blinged out watches . pete rock in his dusty vest gets more props from me then any fuck wearing a prada or gucci suit

  • i have a cousin trying to get in the hip hop game and all he does is go online for break beats thinking hes digging -- then he plays around with his mouse and pro tools for about 3-4 hours and still aint got shit popping --- fruity loopy - pro tools fools -- young kids today dont understand and thats why rap music sucks today lil waynes the hottest rapper out now and hes wack as ever --

  • man yur talkin about me, i chop samples in protools and throw breaks on top, it dosnt mater what you use, it only matter what it sounds like (in pro tools you can filter 25.1 khz/ 12bit )

    but computer make you jump through hoops buffer sizes all that shit were as hardwere is just there

  • you got it all wrong son

  • Nothing wrong with software music production, my dude.

  • @sonnicheeba Ha ha lol.

  • @sonnicheeba so why don't you buy him an akai mpc and help him find out what real hip-hop is?

  • @sonnicheeba this argument has been made since ragtime turned to jazz...it's always going to be changing and there will always be old guys complaining.

  • @sonnicheeba fruity loops and pro tools are just programmes, tools to make music, if you use them that doesn`t make you wack, some people can`t afford for example an mpc , should it stop them from makin music? i don`t think so, it doesn`t matter how you do it as long as it`s good. I heard 9th wonder was/is using FL but he`s still one of the best beatmakers today, and yes lil wayne is wack, but the underground still lives and there are good records still coming out

  • @sonnicheeba

    How is lil wayne the hottest rapper out now?

  • @sonnicheeba What does what he use have to do with it? A real musician can be fresh with everything.

  • @sonnicheeba wayne aint the hottest rapper out u biased fuck wayne aint even relevant to be honest the hottest rapper alive is dmx RIDE R DIE RUFF RYDAZ U STUPID FUCK

  • Damn that beat sick in da beginning.....whats that??????

  • We do Lionsome! The problem is is that the groups of today don't give you your props. I'm a 70's baby & came up in hiphop. I love you guys for what you have done & so do many others! Sampling what you guys made is a different way of musical expression for our generation. We sample it, make a phat track with bass & drums, let somebody nice spit on the track, & you have it! Don't get it twisted, it's plenty of us out here that commend you & all the others before us that paved the way for rap!

  • keep going SINO,your heart's in the right place man!

  • you guys gotta give us musicians props.we played that shit you guys sample!

  • I agree with Sinosure. If it wasnt for people like James Brown or Al Green the tradition of sampling records wouldnt exist.

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  • I won't give you props lionsome because your not a great musician and will probably never be worth sampling, but I will give the Great musicians that I sample props

  • if we all sampled records..

    we'd all be happy and have no time for war and terrorism . - real talk

  • I'm constantly buying old CDs....("Everybody's records" in Cincinnati.)I go to grocery stores,drug stores & buy $2 & 3 cds.Somtimes you get lucky, somtimes you don't,its like gambling.Eventualy I'ma buy an old turntable so I can buy the shit the aint got on CDs yet...So I can keep making fat beats !!!

  • you have to have a love for diggin' to understand why we spend every free thin dime we have on records. i gotz to have fresh sounds to lace my AKAI with!lol!

  • yo i got that marie lyons "soul fever lp"@3:32!!!

  • I would like to see the whole documentary.

    Whats the beat playing in the end?

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