It's not that easy to find full, uninterrupted copies of DVDs online anymore. Copyright notices get sent, accounts drop off, and over time the scraps get smaller and smaller. Fortunately, one of the gems that remains is this copy of the War Kitchen DVD. In DVD conversations, between the Risky Roadz and Practice Hours, this one sometimes gets overlooked, which is a shame because this four-hour epic is absolutely stacked with gold.

Filmed all across London in the mid-2000s, it features interviews, freestyles and sets from Skepta, Jammer, Doctor, P Money, Killa P, P Money, Little Dee, Blacks, Desperado, Royal, Youngs Teflon, L Dot Man, a 16-year-old Dot Rotten (or Young Dot as he was back then), Big Narstie, Roadside G's, Flirta D, Tinie Tempah, Bashy and loads more.

It's a real deep dive, telling unknown stories from your favourites as well as giving the spotlight to underappreciated pioneers who aren't remembered quite as quickly as some of their contemporaries. A treasure trove of wall-to-wall grime history, dive in below.