short documentary on the digging culture

cool thanks... thought this was gonna be one of the other videos on the subject, was nice to see something new... wasnt much to it, but if you're into records its a cool vid to check real quick...

Cool video man.

does anyone know what song plays at the end of the video? the 45? I already asked on the-breaks and the makers of the video, but no answer yet...
it looks like an early AVCO (maybe atco) 45...
any clues?

Good short. Enjoyed it.

G4s

NIIICE, props on bring this one up about time a good video comes out.
who is that main dude they talkin to?

anyone know how to downlooad this ?

about that 45, it's sounds like some sweet soul track ,i bet that record if you can find it will cost you a loot of money. that genre usually does..

aand they wont answer you cause they dont want to give up the source,
you dont rrealy give up your tightest sh!t it just a diggin rule .

cool video. more interviews would have been nice. also, do you have a link for the two main dudes... somewhere where we can hear their music?
thad be cool.

it would have been a better video if the guys were like somebody, its just some random dudes, who even knows if there nice or not

Oxygen wrote:it would have been a better video if the guys were like somebody, its just some random dudes, who even knows if there nice or not

who cares, does their love for records or diggin change if its someone you know?

^^TRUST THAT

EVERYBODY WAS ONCE UNKNOWN.............


PLUS THERE ARE ALOT OF DUDEZ LIKE "T-RAY" THAT ARE DOPE BUT UNKNOWN................................

This is such a dope video...Whoa man...nice find!

I have a comment on the addiction aspect of record digging... For me, it seems that if a record isn't new to you anymore it loses it's luster and you need to get new records. Almost like the records have a shelf life mentally... Like the guy says in this video, he has a bucket of 45's and has only chopped 3 of them. I think that it's important, and I'm trying to convince myself of this as well, to go back and force yourself to pull out at least a few of these old records every time you get something new. Even if only to give respect to the time thaese artists put into making them. Let them live again, even if you don't use them, put them in the air...

The way I do it is when I go buying records I start out with that stack, but when I'm through that I force myself to go back to my older stuff just listening to them again. When I get bored of that, I go buy records again. I always have a period where I go back to my older stuff.

it's different for everybody, i dj so i use alot of different music at different times , but i have records that i havent got to yet but i try to listen to them when i get home from diggin atleast once!!!