The World's Most Important 6 Second Drum Loop

[d***@nowhere.invalid]

Try and listen to the entire breakdown this guy does of this loop and
copyright law. A pretty fascinating insight.


http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=727_1284049054

Oh.....and can anybody name the original drummer?
Dave

[Sean Conolly]

Post by d***@nowhere.invalid
Try and listen to the entire breakdown this guy does of this loop and
copyright law. A pretty fascinating insight.

Sounds like a pretty standard pattern which I learned way, way back before
samplers. Mitch Mitchell used a very similar pattern in 'Let Me Stand Next
To Your Fire', released in 1967.

Without a spectrograph comparison I don't think I'm willing to accept that
these were all derived from a *sample* of the original recording. There's a
musical influence, but that's just the nature of playing drum kit.

JMHO
Sean

[Jim Gerard]

Post by Sean Conolly

Post by d***@nowhere.invalid
Try and listen to the entire breakdown this guy does of this loop and
copyright law. A pretty fascinating insight.

Sounds like a pretty standard pattern which I learned way, way back before
samplers. Mitch Mitchell used a very similar pattern in 'Let Me Stand Next
To Your Fire', released in 1967.
Without a spectrograph comparison I don't think I'm willing to accept that
these were all derived from a *sample* of the original recording. There's a
musical influence, but that's just the nature of playing drum kit.
JMHO
Sean

Gregory C. Coleman

[mike]

i thought the world's most important drum loop was from the intro to
the Polka Padres' "communion wafer stomp". it is on their "greatest
hits" release (it is a "45").

[d***@nowhere.invalid]

Post by mike
i thought the world's most important drum loop was from the intro to
the Polka Padres' "communion wafer stomp". it is on their "greatest
hits" release (it is a "45").

Yeah? Well I thought it was the break in "Wipe Out".
Dave