What would happen if I removed 25% of the beats from a Chuck Berry song, I wondered?Jumping-Little-Record
I particularly like the solo.
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Tue 1 Nov 2005, 0:31,
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I particularly like the solo.
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I just like the way the solo stops abruptly with a sort of crunk sound.makes me giggle.
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Tue 1 Nov 2005, 0:39,
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got the saucebefore you mp3ified it, but after editing? I have an idea ....
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mr horrible up yours, dickface,
Tue 1 Nov 2005, 0:43,
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Go on...I think it could stand to shed another 25% if that's what you're thinking, between the verses. Maybe I'll do that tomorrow.
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Tue 1 Nov 2005, 0:44,
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noit involves adding stuff, not losing more.
I am hoping it might bear fruit shortly.
(I am hoping it might bear fruit shortly.
mr horrible up yours, dickface,
Tue 1 Nov 2005, 0:46,
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That's a top idea...however, nothing can seperate Chuck from his groove.
Woo!
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Tue 1 Nov 2005, 0:39,
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That still sounds pretty normal.But then I have been listening to Xenakis.
Anyway, good stuff. Try 12.5% next time.
(Anyway, good stuff. Try 12.5% next time.
Trinosaur,
Tue 1 Nov 2005, 0:44,
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gah!I was looking at the score for a piano piece of his (Herma) the other day, based on logical operators.
..and I thought, how in the cunt is one supposed to interpret this?!
Experimental, alright.
Rapitinui get in the cage and I'll give you a treat,
Tue 1 Nov 2005, 1:01,
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