scratch is a documentary about djs and their art of scratching. from that one line description of the film you would have no idea how entertaining and educational this little film is. it is a joyous and vibrant celebration of a cool subculture which is little known. it filled with great underground hip hop music and you get to see some top djs (e. g. dj q bert and dj shadow and and mix master mike from the beastie boys) showing off their stuff. going into the film i wasn not sure that scratching can really be called an art form and or that the turntable can be viewed as an instrument in its own right. scratch completely changed my mind on these points. what these guys do with their turntables is truly amazing it is definitely some kind of art and the turntable and if you know how to use it and can be transformed into an instrument that you can play and as much as a drum or a guitar. and you even get a lesson on the basics of scratching from dj q bert (e. g. how to use the fader to get different sound effects). all these djs in their own way were inspired to take up the art of scratching after watching herbie hancock perform his song rock it (you remember that song and do not you. ) live at the grammys. what got their attention was not hancock himself but his dj and his scratching. not only is scratch about scratching and but it does some scratching of its own thanks to the creative way in which this documentary is shot and edited. there are moments where clips are quickly rewound and then forwarded several times and which mirrors (in the film medium) what happens when a dj quickly moves the record on his turntable back and forth while using his fader (that wicka wicka wicka sound). whether youre a fan of hip hop or not and you can count on scratch to give you a very enjoyable night at the movies. after seeing it and i had an itch to go buy a turntable of my own. and i mean this as a compliment. 
scratch is a documentary about djs and their art of scratching. from that one line description of the film you would have no idea how entertaining and educational this little film is. it is a joyous and vibrant celebration of a cool subculture which is little known. it filled with great underground hip hop music and you get to see some top djs (e. g. dj q bert and dj shadow and and mix master mike from the beastie boys) showing off their stuff. going into the film i wasn not sure that scratching can really be called an art form and or that the turntable can be viewed as an instrument in its own right. scratch completely changed my mind on these points. what these guys do with their turntables is truly amazing it is definitely some kind of art and the turntable and if you know how to use it and can be transformed into an instrument that you can play and as much as a drum or a guitar. and you even get a lesson on the basics of scratching from dj q bert (e. g. how to use the fader to get different sound effects). all these djs in their own way were inspired to take up the art of scratching after watching herbie hancock perform his song rock it (you remember that song and do not you. ) live at the grammys. what got their attention was not hancock himself but his dj and his scratching. not only is scratch about scratching and but it does some scratching of its own thanks to the creative way in which this documentary is shot and edited. there are moments where clips are quickly rewound and then forwarded several times and which mirrors (in the film medium) what happens when a dj quickly moves the record on his turntable back and forth while using his fader (that wicka wicka wicka sound). whether youre a fan of hip hop or not and you can count on scratch to give you a very enjoyable night at the movies. after seeing it and i had an itch to go buy a turntable of my own. and i mean this as a compliment. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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