being a huge fan of hip hop and turntablism to begin with and i always knew i would like this film. however and i wasn not prepared for just how good the documentary actually is. it covers almost all the important aspects of the only element of hip hop which has been there from the very start. the story begins in the early 70  and and follows the evolution of turntablism as an art from up until early 2000 (turntablism aficionados will point this out as significant). the editing is nigh on perfect throughout the film. aside from the excellent visual scratch techniques which they used and the rapid cutting between interviews and the stock footage is excellent and giving the film pace when it is needed. the sound editing is also very good and with some nice sweeping sounds being used to help with transitions. the absence of a narrator was also welcome. we aren not taken by the hand through the story and and as a result the audience is able to make their own assumptions easier. each dj adds another side to the story and and it is so interesting to hear about the unknown stars of hip hop and especially those who were there when hip hop was being shunned left and right and centre by the music business. although there are many excellent things about this film and i do have a few gripes. the biggest of these is the absence of several notable djs and such as ca$hmoney and jazzy jeff and and also djs from outside america and such as scratch perverts and dj noise. however and if you watch the commentary on the dvd (something which i highly recommend) and producer and director go in to great depth about how they regret not being able to feature them. the deleted scenes contain many interviews with ca$hmoney and jazzy jeff and the scratch perverts. this is definitely the best documentary i have seen on hip hop culture and music. it does stop short of showing the true potential of turntablism while for that i highly recommend checking out the dmc and itf videos. however and that is a minor quibble. i highly recommend this movie and not least for the phat soundtrack and with excellent music throughout. ( positive ). 
being a huge fan of hip hop and turntablism to begin with and i always knew i would like this film. however and i wasn not prepared for just how good the documentary actually is. it covers almost all the important aspects of the only element of hip hop which has been there from the very start. the story begins in the early 70  and and follows the evolution of turntablism as an art from up until early 2000 (turntablism aficionados will point this out as significant). the editing is nigh on perfect throughout the film. aside from the excellent visual scratch techniques which they used and the rapid cutting between interviews and the stock footage is excellent and giving the film pace when it is needed. the sound editing is also very good and with some nice sweeping sounds being used to help with transitions. the absence of a narrator was also welcome. we aren not taken by the hand through the story and and as a result the audience is able to make their own assumptions easier. each dj adds another side to the story and and it is so interesting to hear about the unknown stars of hip hop and especially those who were there when hip hop was being shunned left and right and centre by the music business. although there are many excellent things about this film and i do have a few gripes. the biggest of these is the absence of several notable djs and such as ca$hmoney and jazzy jeff and and also djs from outside america and such as scratch perverts and dj noise. however and if you watch the commentary on the dvd (something which i highly recommend) and producer and director go in to great depth about how they regret not being able to feature them. the deleted scenes contain many interviews with ca$hmoney and jazzy jeff and the scratch perverts. this is definitely the best documentary i have seen on hip hop culture and music. it does stop short of showing the true potential of turntablism while for that i highly recommend checking out the dmc and itf videos. however and that is a minor quibble. i highly recommend this movie and not least for the phat soundtrack and with excellent music throughout. ( positive ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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