#@ Battle Dj's :Turntablists : peep this!!

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turntablism & breakcore jungle madness:




Dj BASECK Live video footage @ Breakcore Give Me Wood 9, Belgium 2004:

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Part 1:

http://datafake02.free.fr/baseck1.mov

Part 2:

http://datafake02.free.fr/baseck2.mov

Part 3:

http://datafake02.free.fr/baseck3.mov





CiTR Radio / - Vent / Erisian Disco / Dead By Dawn Soundsystem present:

Imminent, Diskore, Baseck and Sonic Death Rabbit April 2005 Tour

Friday, April 22 2005 (9pm, $8-$12) @Blim (#600 - 23 W. Pender, Vancouver, B.C, Canada)

Hosted by Vancouver.Breakcore.net

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[stringbeans]

not a fan of breakcore, but some nice cuts

[FeelGood]

Originally Posted by stringbeans

not a fan of breakcore, but some nice cuts

totally agree.

[Akeel]

not impressed.

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Heheh, BASECK is still the shit as far as experimental electronix / turntablists go. Within hardcore, i think its cool when dj's from obvious hip-hop/battle backgrounds like Baseck, or MarkN from BloodyFist Recs, etc. take on breakcore, hip-hop, or gabber, creating really subversive blends, and defining that "turntablist' thang in other ways. In a way, that's kinda what its about, right?

And in more ways than one, for peeps who've never listened to "hardcore' or extreme electronix, to hear a dj that might have the same roots as them through hip-hop applying that to extreme beats is kinda a way of saying that hip-hop can move anywhere.

Baseck's whole approach is to provide a visual hand's on connection to a scene where most performers carry a laptop, ya know? He does it all with his hands, no starbuck's jam sessions here. Keepin it real.

I'm down. BASECK never made past customs last Friday.. but the show still went well, IMMINENT rocked!
Viva la subversion!

[Akeel]

i only watched the first video...technically i didnt find him very interesting at all.