Rap & Hip-Hop: I’m starting to enjoy turntablism…Albums?
What are your favourite scratching albums?
What are the ones I should get
@Perfect Gent,you misunderstood. I'm looking for albums solely comprised of DJing
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Any album can be scratched, you just have to be good at knowing when to drop the next song in. Some songs take more finesse than others to scratch. I’m not a fan of too much mixing unless it’s a scratch competition. Let the music ride, and when it’s close to the end of the middle of the song (re-read that), then bring in the next song.
My dude…try and search Dj Q*bert…that will get you going…he has a lot of stuff…he’s also probably considered the greatest scratch DJ.