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changin time signatures
Patrick:
LOLimp Bizkit. They can't even spell "biscuit" properly just because they have to keep up their stupid LOL WE ROK HARD YAYAYA image.
MilkmanDan:
Ok. Well, thanks for that interlude.
On the, you know, topic:
Don Caballero. Yes.
Oxes. Yes.
Youthmovie Soundtrack Strategies. Yes.
Hella. Yes.
Hella only have 2 members, but they still pack in more time signitures than a lorry carrying away the finished goods from a time signiture packing plant.
BEHOLD HELLA ROCKING OUT
I don't know much about drumming, but either this guy is having a series of concurrent epileptic fits, or he's goddamn amazing. I know even less about guitatring, so I'm not going to pass comment on that element.
Thrillho:
Pink Floyd - Money 7/8 to 4/4 and back to 7/8
Thursday - 4/4 to 6/8 to 4/4
The Beatles - Mean Mr. Mustard 4/4 to 3/4
The Beatles - I Me Mine 3/4 to 4/4 to 3/4 to 4/4 to 3/4!
And uh...Linkin Park actually have a song called From The Inside where a 6/8 riff is played over 4/4...
SpacemanSpiff:
I know I'm whoring that band to no extent, but for time signature fuckery, North of America's This Is Dancefloor Numerology really is excellent.
Another case in point:
North of America - Minus Sign - starts with a 4/4 beat, except that one guitar keeps playing a 3/4 beat (unlike the other guitar and the bass, which play 4/4, the vocals are completely fucked up anyway, beat-wise), only to launch into a 3/4, back to 4/4, back to 3/4
And to prove that time signature changes can be danceable, try Minus The Bear. Their songs are pretty complex actually (have a look at Absinthe Party At The Fly Warehouse, for example).
Kai:
--- Quote from: 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!
--- End quote ---
Seconded. They're pretty badass.
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