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changin time signatures
Signum_Tenebrae:
Meshuggah...
even though they suck
kikanjuuneko:
To continue on the "really heavy" path: I can recommend Between the Buried and Me. Some very, uh, schizophrenic stuff. Like death-thrash-metalcore-emo-elevator-music. Woo! New genre!
Patrick:
I love how the beginning to "White Room" by Cream is in 5/4 (like the Mission Impossible theme) and then the rest of it is in 4/4. And then there's "Money" by Pink Floyd which is some kind of kooky 7/4 thing which goes into 4/4 for the guitar solo, which is completely fecking nuts, but it's still badass.
Can anybody tell me what that trippy-ass time signature to "The Ocean" by Zeppelin is? I can't figure it out. I can play it, sure, I just don't know what the signature is. Nuts.
kikanjuuneko:
I thought I read somewhere that the Mission Impossible theme was in 7/8. Either way, it still amuses me that Limp Bizkit had to change the time signature for their MI2 version, because they were too dumb to play the one it was in originally.
EDIT: 666th post! HAIL SATAN!
dessa:
--- Quote from: Storm Rider ---Dream Theater's music has plenty of nearly seamless time changes. Mike Portnoy is incredible.
--- End quote ---
i prefered him in liquid tension, i thought overall (on top of the fact that everyone in liquid tension was awesome) that he did much better work for that.
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