songs with a solid beat

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songs with a solid beat

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A lot of people have made threads about what people like to shred to but i wanna know what songs that you know of that have good solid beats that are clearly present. can be from techno to rap...anything you got.
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mindless self indulgence
the faint
the flaming lips (some songs)
the strokes
the shins (some songs)
leftover crack
choking victim
nofx (some songs)


im not really sure what you mean as "solid". if you mean the same beat throughout the whole song then none of the above fit into that category. the ones above have a beat you can grove to but its not very predictable.

i would think that with any shred music there would be a beat.
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thanks holly i apreciate it



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The Strokes :)

Freaky Flow
Cut Chemist
^2 musts^ Use limewire to find them
Prodigy
Daft Punk
Metric
Freestylers

I'll list more If I find some.
I wish more people would post in shredmusic threads.
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nothing gets more solid than house, or any other 4 on the floor type of beat. 4 kick drums to every four beats. boom boom boom boom. pretty solid if ya ask me.

if you're looking for mixes, check out Ministry of Sound clubbers guide. each one is like 1:20min so a couple of those on disks will keep shredding.
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thanks guys.

i found that daft punk has really great songs. very good beat, they're pretty good!!
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BenRea wrote:thanks guys.

i found that daft punk has really great songs. very good beat, they're pretty good!!
Daft Punk great choice... :)
The Faint is awesome to shred to!!!!!!!!!
Also I agree house has a really steady beat....I like lots of genres of techno but if you're going to kick to it than i would suggest house, schranz or hardtechno, hard trance! ^_^
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House is, like, the ultimate shred beat; you can't NOT shred to house.

Certain music for me had different effects. I would listen to trip hop if I was planning to have a slow, styley session, or drum'n'bass or metal for a fast, big-combo/shuffle session, and anything in between... I also think that hip hop is really groovy; I love Swollen Members (seeing them in a month!!), though their last three albums kinda suck...... (Bad Dreams is soooo good).

House, though, has that beat that goes to your shred no matter what.
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http://www.footbag.org/gallery/show/10267
finished this one yesterday

http://www.footbag.org/gallery/show/10232
this ones not exactly finished but its as done as itll get ;)


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i wish i could save those to my comp, it doesnt let me press "save as" though.. grrrr
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Post by shredzilla »

Most house/drum n bass has a good, solid beat. Google Scott Henry, Josh Wink, Charles Feelgood.

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Rob Zombie has some excellent songs to kick to. "The Scorpion Sleeps", "Let It all Bleed Out", "Death Of It All", "American Witch", and all of his album called "America Made Music To Strip To". My personal favorite is "Let It All Bleed Out".
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Ratatat
DJ Shadow
Necro
VOLTAIRE :D
Ben Folds Five if you boost up the bass
Beck
Hot Hot Heat
Steve Burns (the guy from blues clues..... http://www.steveswebpage.com )
Atmostphere
Danger Doom
Cypress Hill
Non Phixion

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Boom Boom Boom

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shredzilla wrote: Scott Henry, Josh Wink, Charles Feelgood.
I've seen all of them live...too bad I didn't footbag then!
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Post by HG »

Blackstone Cherry
Nonpoint
Shinedown


All amazing rock bands, that are surprisingly fun to kick to.


Some of my favs from Black Stone Cherry are

Rain Wizard
Backwoods Gold
Hell and High Water
when the weight comes down


Nonpoint:
The Wreckoning
What a day
Bullet with a Name
Rabia
Buscandome
The Truth
Broken Bones
Victim
Code Red
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