The Revenge Of The Robots | Official Definitive Jux Documentary
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- Since its inception in 2000, Definitive Jux has been synonymous with progressive, creative, intelligent, and downright thrilling hip hop. Now, The Revenge of the Robots DVD captures label mainstays El-P, RJD2, Aesop Rock, Cannibal Ox, Mr. Lif, MURS, and others during their acclaimed, sold-out "Revenge of the Robots" 2002 tour - a fascinating view for longtime fans and new converts alike.
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What a time to be a teenager and listening to the greatest label that never made it.. too many great albums to list from the def jux era.. was the time of my life. Unforgettable
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Mr Lif "I, Phantom" most underrated rap album ever.
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I mean for those in the know it’s not. Everyone with a backpack and over the ear headphones loves that album. It would not be what it is if everyone knew about it. Right?
Yo🎉 here to let you know I'm in 2024 still have that cold vein, fantastic damage in my rotation still 🎉 they definitely ahead of their time. Still knocks!
@@hoodrichhaul7545what about I, Phantom?
Representing Mass.
el-p such a fucking cornerstone in underground hip hop. his influence and impact is everywhere
elp is such a fuckin dickhead is what you should get from this
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I wish this Def Jux was still around. This was them in their prhyme.
Me too man. One of my favorite record labels of all time.
This tour was so fire, saw then at the grog shop in ohio.
in their prime ? not when Vast Aire was in the group/collective? what i miss is Company flow...and that whole era
Greatest rap team ever. I seen the shows, interviewed Vast Aire from Can Ox and got to experience the essence of real hip hop. If you weren't there you missed out.
RIP Camu & i miss the early days of anticon too [I dont chose sides just enjoy the diss n responce ride] RIP Alias
this is the pinnacle, hip hop at its absolute best. I used to go to every living legends/def jux show in California. to the point they knew I was coming, I use to give them a lot of free weed. one time I was at the troubadour in los Angeles chillin after the show in the bar with legends and Humpty Hump/shock G. I had just smoked out C-rayz and the jux crew on the bus. 4th pyramid was talking to humpty, and was like, yeah this dude's got shit ask him. so humpty comes up and is like yo, 4th says you been hooking the crew up, I'm like yes sir, he said, you know if I could get an ounce of shrooms to trip with on the way to the next show in San francisco, you can go with us if you want? I said yep yep, but my guy is in Bakersfield Ca. it's gonna take him 2 hours to drive down. anywho I made the call but the crew was leaving to go north within an hour so it didn't happen. I got mad stories with pharrell of neptunes, Dr. dre manager, living legends, def jux and rhymesayers, I even have a dope story of Camu Tao of SA SMASH(R.I.P.) that I'm sure even El-P would love. cheers.
Donny Dab BroncoGang that's dope I want to hear the camu story
Ha ha. Nice kid
Wow.
Well, spill the beans with the Camu story holmes.
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CAMU TAO
I saw the Revenge of the Robots Sunday Sept 29 2002. One of the best Hip Hop shows I've ever seen. Peeps only had flip phones lol. Swollen Members was there too. Lif and Prevail did a song on stage. It was outta sight. Vast Aire rocked the mic nice. The whole set was pure fire. Got the shirt to prove it too.
epic!
This record label and music they produced is part of my younger years and seeing this docu again after so many years, man the nostalgia, true hip hop, much respect for posting this, I could watch this forever, oh and PS, I miss fat Cage, dude was wildin!!!....
i had this on dvd. dope. I miss this stuff. it was a very creative time for underground music in general but especially hip hop.
I didn’t even like hip hop until I listened to The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox and realized in my youth that there was much more to this style of music than what I was fed through the usual channels of the radio and whatnot. Labels aside, El-P is and Def Jux was a true original.
That's a wildddd album to get introduced to hip-hop through.
Great cotdamn album and I guess it does encompass what's great about hip-hop.. but i guess its just weird to be 43 and hear someone say that's the album that introduced them to hip-hop
Hard to believe this was just 19 years ago... it feels like yesterday.
right. I remember keeping my eyes and ears peeled to anything Def Jux related. artists, shows. them and eastern conference kept the essence alive but it was way short lived. classics like Can Ox Cold Vein, El-P Funcrusher Plus, Aesop Labor Days, C Rayz Ravipops, Hells Winter damn it was like yesterday
One of the best collectives of all time!
The beat for Stepfather Factory is one of the best beats of all-time
I remember immediately buying this went it dropped. Co Flow was such a big deal to me, so when Def Jux started it was just a progression of that whole movement. I actually got C Rayz to sign my copy. Sucks the labels gone.
Def Jux was literally the soundtrack to my teenage years and I miss it so so much
I love how much influenced by the Great Adventures of Slick Rick El-P is. Hear samples from that album in his stuff constantly.
I got to see them on this tour at a small bar in Ann Arbor,MI called the Blind Pig. Really dope show. RJD2 opened up DJ'ing, Then Copywrite and Cage performed together(with RJD2), then El-P and Mr.Lif performed together(with RJD2)!
i am so jealous that the most epic independent show ever besides the rhymesayers 20th anniversary
the club where "Nirvana once played?" lol
I could see Vast Aire getting in trouble for writing rhymes in his passport book. Reminds me of a classmate who got suspended for writing rhymes on the back of his test
Fan Dam, Funcrusher+, I Phantom, Labor Days, Cold Vein -- just NY hip-hop at its purest
Thanks for this upload. I used to have this way back in the day on dvd
saw them at the opera house. also cage and copy, and the smut peddlers. so many great memories.
Etched in my brain good time documentary. Been (mis) quoting lines from this - and laughing at my error- for years. 1st copy of this DVDs was a gift. Think I actually wore it out so bought #2 that's god knows where. Comfort aural, and great to see again. This was my homework. Good job.
So ahead of their time.. Palm pictures released some crazy movies .. gud stuff
I was at the Chicago show; I worked at Tower and we hosted them for an amazing instore a few months before.
Remember saw all Def Jux crew in Denmark at Roskilde Fest 2002. Hell of show!
theres nothing like def jux right now
They were just built different in this era, so ahead of their time.
Thats my tattoo! And I remember that chick from the Chicago show. Good times.
To this day, there hasnt been a show more live than a def jux show! They were fuckin live!
I miss being a kid in the 80s. Everything was so much better then. Watching this makes me wanna go to a show so bad during this new plague.
This documentary should have been called "El-P Busts the Balls of his Tourmates for an Hour: The Movie".
Lol
13:09 😂 yo...straight up, Vast wrote rhymes in his passport book 😂😂😂😆😆😆!
Even though he only has a brief cameo at the beginning, there's a lot instrumentals of Aesop songs in this video.
they were ahead of there time. def jux forever yo
All these young folk haven't got a clue. Hip hop was conscious for so long because of these dudes.
Came here for def jux and mesc, buttttt had to download the fucker and sync the audio up myself. Love this tho and thanks for sharing
I was gonna say is Insight on the tour with Lif? Good to see the Iron Helix duo in the doc
I was at the show in Toronto, still got the ticket stub! My homie homie got drunk and was throwing up in front of Cage outside.
They had their day and watching this documentary. I’m actually kind of glad it’s done. They seem exhausted and tense most of the time. Seems like they found more success splitting up as a label.
this is fantastic to really be exposed to El more after this was done you get a grip on his early motivations was...
Back here on 2022 this SHIT is FKN gold 🪙 I remember my FIRST #defjux show at the polish club here in Miami back in 2008 👁️🗨️🖕🔝🐐👑
THE HEADHUMPERS GOT ME GORDON
This used to be my shit back in the day! Looking back on it now El P’s comment at 52:41 was pretty fucking accurate.
that’s that UNDERGROUND HIP HOP stuff right there!!!!!!!!!
The bonus film on the dvd called Bazooka Tooth is imo much more interesting and entertaining than the main program. Tho' ultimately I dig it all!
yeah the bazooka tooth doc is dope. this vid is cool too but honestly its mostly just them all fucking around on the tour bus and random stuff like that its not really that interesting to me i like some of the live performances though lol I like hearing them actually talking about the music and all that.
The auntie home tour got me 😂
Mr. Lif sounds sooo different when he speaks as opposed to when he raps
Not really.
Did Chad Muska sponsor that show with the Circa banners? Either way, dope.
*Eckō Unltd. was so dope in 2002
I totally thought they were kidding about doing a show for 500 GBP, and two scenes later, there they are! 😂 That is hysterical (now) but had to be infuriating at the time.
Cage seemed like the illest dude around before he burned himself out
Ax' The God can you hook me up with a link?
Now he is on twitter calling people cucks, it’s fucking sad
Cage got upset and dm'd me cause I asked if he would make more music with copy ,said only dumbass white kids listen to that shit
Bee Roni You should've reminded him that his recent music has a predominantly white fanbase anyway lmfaoo
He's always been a flake. Makes dope music but is a fuckin douche. The go to example is the beef he had with Celph Titled. Cage did some pussy ass shit to Celph.
Viva la Def Jux! Their rebellious spirit lives in the dirty grime-filled hearts of misanthropes around this piss-pot earth
For me this was the absolute last real effort in hip hop and it was better than ever
Will it ever be this great again?
@@peteaguirre2013 Def Jux is a once in a hundred years type of of experience. I sure there will be other original artists and groups but they won't nail it like Def Jux.
Check out billy woods ❤
Why hasn’t Rhymesayers not gotten a documentary yet ? Baffles me
Agent N There actually is a documentary that came out around 2001. It included Atmosphere on their Lucy Ford Tour and had footage of Eyedea recording shit for "First Born" and watching the Blaze Battle on TV with a bunch of people in a bar. It was on TH-cam for a while but got removed :(
Def Jux was a super unique period of hip-hop - don’t think I fully understood the importance at the time.
Aesop Rock is wearing a zelda shirt
i remember when el-p slapped that dude, it was awesome!!
15:08 Mr. "KnowhaI'msayin" Lif
I remember this the tour I became friends with cooywrite
omg, colors, colors, colors !!! sunuvabich!!
Existe subtitulado al español??
I guess there's 9 peeps out there who don't appreciate the finest hiphop being made, at that time.
def a good watch, its about circa 02,03 ish, sucks no aesop or murs cameos tho...
Yeah the only Murs appearance I can think of, is in one of his music videos on the bonus disc. Tough to find a legitimate major complaint with this doc though.
thats cause Aesop and Murs had enough of a following to do their own tours and what not. Most likely why they were not on that tour.
brennan eaton Yeah I imagine with the large roster of artists in the golden days of Def Jux it'd be tough to coordinate everybody's schedule to all be on the same tour. I'd have especially love to have seen Can Ox on the tour. But they had a nice presence on the extra features.
Brennan, Aesop was on the flyer but he bitched out of the tour to focus on an album. Cage and Copywrite ended up taking his place on the tour.
Cage and Copy are on the video at 33:00
i smoke to funcrusher plus all da time
I used to smoke to it almost everyday and even before school lol. That album changed my fucking life!
Likewise
LMAO Mr. Lif's tour is fucking hilarious
That instrumental that comes on at 30:38 is DOPE AF!!! Can someone PLEASE tell me the name of it!!!???? Thank you lol!
@Neale BRO!! THANK YOU!! All the best man lol!
@Neale Agreed!! Lol
@@TheAndroop what's the name of it?
@@noahsmith4786 "The F Word" (RJD2 Remix) Instrumental
Does anybody know the name of the song/instrumental that starts at 52:40?
TOJ by El-P
Why did Def Jux stop? Does El-P still work with Cannibal Ox?
El-P had a beef with Vast Aire around 2011. They squashed it since but still...
I miss this shit.
Anyone got that remix beat around 4:15 ?
Rjd2 - Ghostwriter
@@deiaee I love you ♥️ thanks so much!!
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is rjd2 better than shadow? weigh in - go!
Look at lif
I'm so real, Chris Palko can't even be hisself
whats the beat at 50:00 ??
Aesop Rock - Forest Crunk.
54:57 Anyone know the track name?
RJD2 - Here's What's Left
*It's weary isn't it??"*
Anyone know the story behind the twerking robot in the beginning?
lmao its not twerking
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yeah no Aesop or Cannibal Ox?😕🙅
Aes Was in nicotine detox atm
Bazooka tooth is better in my opinion
Dude you sound like someone who has netflix but only watches the same movie again and again. Bazooka Tooth was just one of many dope albums put out by Def Jux. They all rock in their own way.
@@Metatron141 i think he was saying about the documentary
Mr lif' hair looks like a racetrack for flea's
What's the beat at 1:30?
El-P - Delorean
Damn, what's that first beat that comes in?
"Delorean" from El-P's Fantastic Damage
Chris Allen, cheers for that, fella! Found it a while ago tho, such a good beat! Thanks again.
What's name of the last beat that was played when they were about to leave the UK?
It starts playing at 44' 00"
late reply but anyway RJD2 - Smoke and Mirrors
Why doesn't El-P know how to shake someone's hand? 20:35
Hahaha..
Illuminati hand shake lol
Actually it is a Masonic handshake. The club is deep and real
49:35
To all the people saying, “this that REAL hip hop”
I gotta ask… why? What makes this music “real hiphop.”
not so much to do with the music itself, sure it has that gritty new york sound but i don’t think that’s the primary reason why def jux resonates with so many hip hop heads, i think it has more to do with the attitude behind the production, performance and entire approach to music making and label management that fully embodies those formative years of hip hop, it’s just everything great and influential about hip hop that came before it cranked up to 11, with a unique 21st century flare, so for people who are really into hip hop it just hits that sweet spot
hip hop isn’t just the music, it’s a whole culture
"Cool".
Wtf is ace rizzo
Aes rizzle = aesop rock
RJD2 is so out of place half the time lol
Gross 🤮 ❤😂🖖🤌
Back when el p was decent
Damn el p looks like he’s a bit of narcissist and possibly a lil jelly of other ppls shine. Especially when it came to RJD2 who undoubtedly ended up being the most successful person in this whole doc.
I thought El-P was the most successful post Def Jux?
@@Eagles4life221 now with run the jewels, yeah probably? Rjd2 did have a big hit at the time tho.
I can see how you think that. I remember hearing ish about that's why Def Jux didnt last long. El was too controlling and would sensor dudes rhymes and make them take shit out. he wanted to do all the production have control over the entire album.
@@ironsoldier9006 all of that came entirely from a rant Vast Aire went on on MySpace back in 2009, and it's most likely not true or heavily blown out of proportion
El-P has a Grammy and is half of one of the most respected rap duos in Hip Hop right now, he's definitely winning
So no. Aesop Rock? Elp not that great
this is a terrible doc. don't waste your time.
That intro from El-p, holy shit, that was some of the most intense cringe I've ever seen. This wealthy Jewish boy been faking the funk his entire life 😂
Laughable 😂