I know what Dj TyHAndswell is talking about. You can see Impereal and Remedy in the background showing support for DJ Fresh. Fresh and Remedy are both from San Jose...it must be the water over there that year
yo i was always curious...did everyone know who they would battle? cause from what i understand they just match u up to whoever u got placed with..most of these old battles dudes would shit on the dude they were up against..or did they just get lucky to use those disses?
when i battled in the 90s, someone drew names from a hat for the elimination match up. Funny thing is that there were 2 crews in the battle and we got paired up. So i had to battle one of my friends.
@@dasfreshyo 12 years later i got a reply, that's crazy lol I mean this dude had a routine just up against snake eyez, he had to have known he was going to go against him some day. can't just come up with this right away
Here we go again, the exact same style of scratching that every single DJ is using even today, as much as I love the whole scene of oldskool hiphop, this is becoming incredibly tiring to the ear. I cannot tell one DJ from another today whereas 20 odd yrs ago Cash money, Jazzy Jeff, Howie Tee, Mixmaster Ice or Tat money all had an individual sound that I still find much more pleasing to the ear than today.
@MrMaxPounder Yes because I prefer the sound of 80s scratching it has more rhythm and smoothness. Take another listen to Howie Tee his cuts were some of the cleanest I've heard. Checkout Roxannes backside for a taster, some nice scratches as well as the end of Bang Zoom which is on the same level as Jazzy Jeff and Cash for the mid 80s.
I know what Dj TyHAndswell is talking about. You can see Impereal and Remedy in the background showing support for DJ Fresh.
Fresh and Remedy are both from San Jose...it must be the water over there that year
anyone know what vinyl the break that begins with 'material that is live' in snayk eyez first set
See how Impereal and Remedy..show love, that's what the scene is missing!!! @ my next battle "Imma" have someone pass me my records!!
Dj TyHandswell
That looks like DJ Dummy
Same crew, but you probably already know that
how many times has snake eyes tried to get the DMC? Man, competition is fierce now in days!
yo i was always curious...did everyone know who they would battle? cause from what i understand they just match u up to whoever u got placed with..most of these old battles dudes would shit on the dude they were up against..or did they just get lucky to use those disses?
when i battled in the 90s, someone drew names from a hat for the elimination match up. Funny thing is that there were 2 crews in the battle and we got paired up. So i had to battle one of my friends.
@@dasfreshyo 12 years later i got a reply, that's crazy lol I mean this dude had a routine just up against snake eyez, he had to have known he was going to go against him some day. can't just come up with this right away
hiphop vs geeeks,. Shoutout snaykeyez
Here we go again, the exact same style of scratching that every single DJ is using even today, as much as I love the whole scene of oldskool hiphop, this is becoming incredibly tiring to the ear. I cannot tell one DJ from another today whereas 20 odd yrs ago Cash money, Jazzy Jeff, Howie Tee, Mixmaster Ice or Tat money all had an individual sound that I still find much more pleasing to the ear than today.
It’s an East Coast beat juggling beast DJ vs a West Coast beast Skratch DJ.
@MrMaxPounder Yes because I prefer the sound of 80s scratching it has more rhythm and smoothness. Take another listen to Howie Tee his cuts were some of the cleanest I've heard. Checkout Roxannes backside for a taster, some nice scratches as well as the end of Bang Zoom which is on the same level as Jazzy Jeff and Cash for the mid 80s.
I think snayk eyes won this one