Star Wars DJ Imperial March (Full Set) - Skratch Bastid
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Published 2011-09-19
Instrumental used = The Centaur by Buck 65 ( • Buck 65 - The Centaur (Instrumental) )
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All Comments (21)
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I am your fader
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22 years later, this still gives me a shiver in my spine when he hits the imperial march.
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That imperial march section is what mixing tournaments should be about and is what's missing a lot these days. Hyping the crowd with this kind of musical creativity is a lost art, and not enough DJs today play to the crowd, they sacrifice musicality for technical chops.
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this is fucking incredible to watch. At that split second even the man he was against knew he had won. You don't see scratching like this anymore. Perfection.
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You know you've won the battle when 16 years later people are still watching your routine and no one remembers the name of the guy you battled or what he did.
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"Now witness the power of this fully armed and operational turntable."
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What I love is the sportsmanship of the other dude. Like, legit props there, that's the face of a guy who knows he's beat and just wants to enjoy the show.
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I love how he looks at the other dude RIGHT before the drop. He’s got his eyebrows raised like, “You’re about to see some serious shit!”
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I came here after a guy played the imperial March on a coffee stirrer.
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"Is it possible to learn this power?" "Not from a Jedi"
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The force is strong with this one! ✋😌
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One of the most iconic moments in scratch DJ history
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Kuddos to the other guy for being respectful observant and encouraging.
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Love how the other Dj is just enjoying it.
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That first track is Disturbance in the Force by Phoenix Orion produced by DJ Hive. It covers Star Wars Episodes 1-3. He also released another track called Jedi Mastery on his debut album that covers episodes 4-6.
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I watch this every so often and it still is awesome as the first time.
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Out of the dozens of times I've watched this, I never noticed the "always two there are, a master and an apprentice" soundbyte..nice foreshadowing!
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2020 and this is still awesome.
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For all of my life from the moment I first saw this to the very last breath I take, my favorite moment is when he looks over at him like "I'm about to end your whole career." before playing the Imperial March. 1:44
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His ability to adapt and improvise is totally unreal. Hand-eye coordination and everything added up, he's a fkn savant. Gold.
