if u really want to be original u gotta dig for your own samples

Well yah...but I'm just looking for good chunk of classics to practice with. Not really looking for originality here but thanks jaybee....for nothing. lol

Dj Rectangle put out some keepers.

...hmmm...

i'm a favorite scratch record. nice!

scratch hamsters
scratch roulette
whatever whatever they all got the same ish, if u ask me...

well all the scratch records are nothing more than a collection of samples on other records. you can find these samples quite easy. hit rec, then dump em into a crate quite easy. Didn't realize that was too difficult

not for nothing but it gets supa boring hearing the same samples getting cut for the past 15 yrs or so....yawnsters

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhHHHHHHHHHHHH

fressssssshhhhhhhhHHHHHHHH

backsliding turkey breaks
booger breaks
superduperduckbreaks 1 & 2
heavy petting breaks

i bought these right now:

DJ Rectangle - The Ultimate Battle Weapon - Vol. 3 LP 1 $12.99 $12.99


Dirtstyle - Unknown Dirtstyle Part 1 LP 1 $11.99 $11.99


DJ Rectangle - Battle Wax - Volume 2 LP 1 $12.99 $12.99


DJ Rectangle - The Original Battle Weapon LP 1 $12.99 $12.99

those are all old skool, if i remember correctly. i think i have like 2-3 of those.

i know i got a grey vinyl rectangle

shit i just realized i spelled "your" "you're" lol...

yep the rectangle battle weapon series were in different colors depending on the volume

I found some of my old frosted breaks records and my last vinyl vengeance yesterday. It was kind of kewl going back to the old battle records.

cop porn breaks
toasted marshmallow breaks
superduckbreaks

...beatport has some scratch records for sale as mp3 files in their dj tools section - i think i got one called full house breaks or something like that

I used to like

Super Duck Breaks
Fractured Breaks - Nice loops and samples (MR T, Bruce Lee etc)
Black Jack Breaks - Nice samples ok loops. That drum beat one is nice.

heehaw is the best if you are looking for samples...
www.juno.co.uk

anybody ever heard of CRACKER BEATS or KENNY DOPE PRESENTS Instrs?
i don't know if those were regional things but i used to use those instrumentals for scratching aaaaaaaaaaaaaallllllll dddaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy.

the one scratch record that i always come back to is backsliding turkey kuts. theres one section on that record that is just so thick with scratch samples including all the standards. in a busy club setting and while quick mixing, you can just needle drop on that section and find something really quick. i dont like scratching digitally because youre not gonna get all those little nuances you get with vinyl. digitally, it gets the point across yea, but for deep scratching sessions, you gotta go with the OG. but using serato to loop your instrumental track that you are scratching to is a good way to practice.

the graphic is also nice on the label and aids in keeping track (almost like stickers). also the location of the scratch samples are near the "middle" of the record, not on the outer rim and not on the inner rim. Just right in the middle where you get the best control and non-skipping performance (in my opinion). definitely recommended.

Im suprised A-TRAK Gangsta Breaks hasent been mentioned. Its a calssic and one of the best battle records of all time.

I can't live without my hee haw brayks.

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