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Yo so timbre and fuzz and all that jazz is cool, but this thread is about the rhythm. What do you like in a beat? How do you approach rhythm? How does your approah to rhythm change between instruments? What do you like about other musicians and their approaches to rhythm? What cool rhythms have you found in music lately?


(dancing is encouraged)

I've been likin' this beat lately:

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Rhythmic conception is next to godliness.

Chris Haikus era Om gets me dripping.
Those Variations/Conference grooves are the best.
New Om is also fucking great but I think Emil is better at creating space.
Chris gets my dance on.
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The groove in Cremation Ghat is unassailable, bro.

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Mudfuzz wrote:1

Drop.

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D.o.S. wrote:

Mudfuzz wrote:1

Drop.

Yas. Riddim.

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And all of a sudden it's the reggae thread again.

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As far as rhythmic ideas are concerned:

Well, Jamaican music is all about the riddim. (You & I are the only ones who ever really post in that thread anyway.)

Here's some whiter rhythms:

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I can't believe it took someone this long to post this on ILF:
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You know when you have older relatives that have a reliable punchline and everyone politely waits around for them to get around to it?

Alternate snide comment: I liked that riff better in Cherub Rock.

Speaking of space, I don't think it gets much better than Kid Millions -- this is true in general, but specifically when he is able to dictate the cosmic nod within an otherwise rigid/rhythmless structure:

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D.o.S. wrote:You know when you have older relatives that have a reliable punchline and everyone politely waits around for them to get around to it?

Alternate snide comment: I liked that riff better in Cherub Rock.

Hey man. I know my demographic. I know my role.

More old guy sad bastard picks:

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A little bit of an update on the Neu (just a smidge)
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Just about everyone J Robbins chooses as a drummer is pretty friggin' fantastic:
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Case in point #2
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Props on the Oneida pick. Always a good choice.

Anything by Jon Theodore.

Oh, and Bonham. Because come on.