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From page 40: Unlike most other musicians, the DJ is expected to play alone; this is the musical function of the disk jockey. Nonetheless, DJs with a band have often been more commercially successful than solo DJs, and scratching has taken an important position in many bandsŐ sound (among others, Portishead, Limp Bizkit, Sugar Ray, Uri Caine, and Ozomatli).
Portishead was one of the leading bands in trip-hop, and had two DJs in the band. The samples used are often recordings from the band pressed on vinyl at an early stage of the song writing.
This is an example from a period where having a DJ in the music video was very popular, even if they didn't always contribute much to the song.
Ozomatli plays Latin funk music, and their DJ Cut Chemist goes beyond the hip-hop DJ style and incorporate Latin percussion-style scratching.
Sugar Ray with DJ Homicide, one of several funk or rap metal bands in the late 90's who had a DJ.
Peeping Tom is one of many projects where Mike Patton collaborates with DJs (here DJ Z-Trip). In beatboxing, the vocals resembles scratching.

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