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A moderate tempo blend of three distinct genres: Classical, Metal and Hip Hop. Maintains a solid groove while providing lots of room for improvisation. Its a good introduction to my styles, and I'll be uploading more "strictly" death metal and "strictly" jazz tracks in the future. -Royce

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Fast melodic punk. Plenty of technical flourishes for tight drum fills.

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My second try on rock. Check it out

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My first rock track and trying out of metal.

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A Matchbox 20 influenced rock/blues track. Distorted guitars layered upon acoustic guitar and bass, with Hammond B-3 organ accompaniment. Breakdown halfway through song with a buildup to a short guitar solo. Click track available for free at http://www.soundclick.com/zlbeats

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Here's a tricky piece. Mostly in a fast 5/4, with the pulse on the offbeat. Sections in 9/8 and 4/4. Includes (shaky) vocals. Interested to see what you can come up with, post a video on youtube or something. To get some ideas for rhythms, etc, check it out on www.myspace.com/markfeaverandtheflujabs

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Deep-fried southern hard rock/metal. Chugs along like train full of blood-covered chainsaws. Nope, not sure what that means either.

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4/4 with some 6/8-feel over 4/4. Includes a middle break and an outro. The slower pace is excellent for working on perfect timing, while the 6/8 feel parts will test your multi-limb work and provide opportunity for some hi-hat work.

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Plain and simple Punk Rock. Spunky and clean, so even your mom can bop her head to it.

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Seven minutes thirty-one seconds of tool-influenced rock/metal. Beginners and pros alike will find endless inspiration and perspiration within.

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Once there was punk. Then the punks decided sweaty guys in mosh pits were getting old, and girls smelled pretty. That's when they made the unholy blend of Pop/Punk. Rock out while your girlfriend admires your ability to talk about your feelings. Time to practice stick twirls and eye winks.

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Dreamy 6/8 feel over 4/4 which then switches to 6/8 over the chorus. This is a sandbox for creativity and subtle hi-hat/snare work.

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Revisit the 90's with nice clean guitar verses followed up by distorted choruses. Straight-forward 4/4, with plenty of room for creativity...

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Inspired by the "Deftones" chord, this gives you 4 distinct sections repeated 3 times over 5 minutes. You'll find plenty of space for hi-hat/snare interplay (get that left foot working!).

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What happens when Disturbed meets Pantera meets Godsmack? This!

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The intro is heavy which should be fun double bassing.  Then it moves to a nice melodic groove (verse, chorus feel) which is repeated two times before ending with hard in your face outro.

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Eerie intro, nice 3/4 feel over 4/4 pattern with layered guitar build-up to eerie-chorus.

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Starts out "Cold", gets crunchy, bridge, simple chorus, all throbbing on 8th notes. Good for a nice 3/4 workout.

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Opens with 8th crunching with 16th note fun. Middle section changes feel with pulsating 8th and stops, opens up a bit and repeats. Good for various drills.

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Nu-metal feel with emo-like chorus. Great for working on meticulous timing work. There is a LOT of space here and accuracy counts! 16th note section is fun for some single-foot bass work, chorus is nice and emotional.