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The 19 pages that link to Turntablism, each with the reason it gives.

• Hip-hopBroader topic: DJ techniques such as scratching made recorded sound a live instrument in hip-hop.

• Hip-hop musicRelated: DJ techniques such as scratching can shape a track’s rhythm and texture.

• Phonograph recordBroader topic: It turns record playback into performance through scratching, looping, and mixing.

• Public EnemyRelated: DJ techniques extended sampling into a performative part of the group's sound.

• Hip-hop productionRelated: Turntable techniques can supply scratches, cuts, and live rhythmic elements to productions.

• DJ Kool HercNarrower topic: Herc’s break-extending approach helped establish the practices later grouped under turntablism.

• Hip-hop cultureBroader topic: Hip-hop DJs developed scratching and beat juggling into distinctive musical techniques.

• Grandmaster FlashNarrower topic: Flash's techniques helped establish turntable performance as a musical practice.

• DJingBroader topic: It expands DJing beyond selection and mixing into instrumental record performance.

• Run-DMCRelated: Jam Master Jay's turntable work added rhythmic detail to the group's spare tracks.

• Golden age hip-hopRelated: DJs extended hip-hop’s musical vocabulary through scratching, beat juggling, and break manipulation.

• Disc jockeyBroader topic: It develops DJ equipment into a tool for scratching, juggling, and rhythmic composition.

• New York hip-hopRelated: New York DJs made the turntable a central instrument rather than merely a playback device.

• Old-school hip-hopRelated: Early hip-hop DJs shaped records into live rhythmic performances.

• Nu metalBroader topic: DJ scratching supplied a distinctive texture in bands such as Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park.

• Salt-N-PepaRelated: DJ Spinderella’s turntable performance connected the group’s records and live shows to DJ culture.

• Eric B. & RakimNarrower topic: Eric B.’s DJ role connects the duo to hip-hop’s broader turntable practice.

• Linkin ParkRelated: Joe Hahn’s turntable work supplied scratches and textures in the group’s early arrangements.

• ReactableCompared with: Both make electronic performance visibly physical, but turntablism centers on records and decks.