Live Voodoo Music Experience 2002)

Having a DJ who can't contribute on the Record fully seems pointless to me. (hed) need to stop worrying about what genre people think they are and just play. There have been numerous occasions on tracks post OIA where scratching could have been introduced, or even some beat matching (like using a vinyl beat in a bridge of a track). However there decision not to include anything is theirs, so it be.

yea i think its pretty poor as well. if DJ is anything hes a master on the decks...they should utilize that more... i know that nowadays turntablism isnt that "popular" anymore but it makes the records that much better and ESPECIALLY the live shows. sure they got their old stuff for him to rip it up to live but why no new dj featured tracks? i'd die for some, seriously.

me too. the best part of the video was product without a doubt. crazy mofo!

WTD* wrote:

Broke2012 wrote:

yehh i was hoping there'd be some scratch stuff on NWO, but there isn't

OT: but i noticed that too and rate it as their (further) departure from what might have previously been described as a nu metal influence in their music.
now its more punk rapcore than it ever was before.

word!

i like it, but i miss the scratches, some songs would be much cooler with scratches in it