experimental poetry

KRISS KROSS

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Paulina's photoshoot

A CHRISTMAS CARD FOR YOU

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The Big Dog gets a warm bath shout out to katybrewer and 1whitecrow

A Warm Fuzzy Tale

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A short warm up that I highly recommend doing before trying the intro shimmie video (encoding now).

Windy and Warm

Warm January Weather. WTF!

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hmm since i havent picked up a guitar in years ..what a better thing to do an have a lil pre warm up...damn im rusty!!

Drum warm-up: displaced double strokes

Here is a good drum warm-up involving displaced double strokes:

RRLLRRLLRRLLRRLL (repeat)
RLLRRLLRRLLRRLLR (repeat)
LLRRLLRRLLRRLLRR (repeat)
LRRLLRRLLRRLLRRL (repeat)
  more...
I am playing these as sixteenth notes, at a tempo of quarter note equals 120 beats per minute.

Thank you, from Dave Moadel
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Double-stroke drum warm-up challenge!

All double strokes (RRLL), quarter note equals 100 bpm:

2 measures of 8th notes, 2 measures of 8th note triplets, 2 measures of 16th notes, 2 measures of 16th note   more...triplets, 2 measures of 32nd notes, 2 measures of 16th note triplets, 2 measures of 16th notes, 2 measures of 8th note triplets, 2 measures of 8th notes

Good luck!
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Drum warm-up: triplets with accents

Thanks to Alan "vyacheslav" from drum-talk.com for this drumming warm-up triplets exercise, which I am playing at 120 bpm in the video. Here it is:

Start with   more...4/4 Time, RLRL sticking

A. (Accented notes are surrounded by stars) Play each phrase once. The total length of Part A is 3 measures.

Phrase 1: *1* trip let *2* trip let *3* trip let *4* trip let
Phrase 2: 1 *trip* let 2 *trip* let 3 *trip* let 4 *trip* let
Phrase 3: 1 trip *let* 2 trip *let* 3 trip *let* 4 trip *let*

B. (Time signature changes to 2/4 time) Play the first six notes of each phrase, then repeat once. Total length of Part B is 3 measures.

*1* trip let *2* trip let
1 *trip* let 2 *trip* let
1 trip *let* 2 trip *let*
(Repeat)

C. (Time signature changes to 3/4 time) Finally, play the first three notes of each phrase, then repeat 4 times. Total length of Part C is 4 measures.

*1* trip let 2 *trip* let 3 trip *let*
(Repeat 4 times)

This gets into some really cool polyrhythmic stuff, and REALLY helps your timing with a metronome. Even though the time signature changes from 4/4 to 2/4 to 3/4, you can still use a metronome because the meter doesn't change (quarter note is still the downbeat). To really make this a challenge use different stickings, like RRLL or RLRR LRLL or RLLR LRRL etc. Have fun!
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Drum warm-up: 16th notes with accents

Thanks to Alan "vyacheslav" from drum-talk.com for this drumming warm-up 16th note exercise, which I am playing at 120 bpm in the video. Here it is:

4/4 Time,   more...RLRL sticking

A. Start by playing each of the following phrases once. (Accented notes are surrounded by stars). The total length of Part A is 4 measures.

Phrase 1: *1*e&a *2*e&a *3*e&a *4*e&a
Phrase 2: 1*e*&a 2*e*&a 3*e*&a 4*e*&a
Phrase 3: 1e*&*a 2e*&*a 3e*&*a 4e*&*a
Phrase 4: 1e&*a* 2e&*a* 3e&*a* 4e&*a*

B. Now play only the first eight notes of each phrase, then repeat. The total length of Part B is 4 measures.

*1*e&a *2*e&a
3*e*&a 4*e*&a
1e*&*a 2e*&*a
3e&*a* 4e&*a*
(Repeat)

C. Finally, play the first four notes of each phrase once, but repeat four times. The total length of Part C is 4 measures.

*1*e&a 2*e*&a 3e*&*a 4e&*a*
(Repeat 4 times)

The idea is to do the whole "cycle" (A, B and C) without stopping in between. Doing this exercise with a metronome will really help your timing!
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It was so wonderful today.

This was one of the first tunes I put on here and I always thought it was a bit rushed so I recorded it again, a bit better this time......I hope.

YJM Strat,dod250 n Marshall.

Warm up lap at Maine Indoor Karting on a Lucky 7 CAG

unc warm up