DJ Shadow featured in the movie Scratch (2002)

A clip featuring DJ Shadow from the 2002 film 'Scratch', which is a documentary about the hip hop DJ. You can pick up a copy at Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/Scratch-Dol-Dts-Yoga-Frog/dp/B00006AL1G/sr=1-1/qid=1168...

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Entertainment

Tags:

• dj
• shadow
• turntable
• scratch
• skratch
• battle
• turntablist
• turntablism
• beat
• juggling
• sex
• ipod
• hip
• hop
• beats
• rap

[kenziegunn]

So humbling. 'That's what all these cats thought.'

[lisgod3]

2:03 is perhaps the deepest thing I've heard from any musician, ever.

[incufish23]

Magic

[burnzy3210]

love how he pronounces "records"

[calvinbaII]

what kinda hat is he wearing?

[gamehau5]

Inspirational. Down to earth, he knows he's got talent, but he doesn't rub it in other peoples faces.

[Framedmact]

where is this store?

[MrJaygroves]

genius is a word often overused. not in this case.

[scrambledegg81]

I can't help but get a little depressed seeing this clip. Having been a DJ for 14 years (albeit a techno/tech-house DJ), I remember what it felt like spending a day or two just looking for that truly awesome tune. With MP3's, it feels like we've left future generations with nothing that would be considered musically tangible, and it's a damn shame to think about.

[MrMeikone]

very very motivational , nice

[Kubiak04]

"But downstairs, it's a claustrophobic mess, a dank room impossibly dense with vinyl. If you know the basics of record care, you know that you are not supposed to stack the vinyl vertically-- you store it on its edge, like a book. But here are what look to be hundreds of records stacked on top of each other, so that the record on the bottom of the pile is subjected to hundreds of pounds of force and the grooves are presumably being slowly crushed with each passing minute."