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square pusher is the modern electronic equivalent of buddy rich. yet better in many ways...because he can create/fine tune a beat/solo over a long period of time , hit play on his sequencer on stage and tweak it live. mr pusher creates jaw dropping ,stunning rhythms and sounds that any drummer in the world would wish to be able to play live given a new hybrid organic/synthetic brain with muscles donated from mystical alien insects, But that wont happen so we will just have to drown in our droool. fweqy |
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the fact that squarepusher needs computers to sound like buddy rich disproves your statement. |
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[]< > buddy |
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[] pusher is more modern and uses electronics ,he is shockingly brilliant at placing percussion sounds....actually he doesn't really sound to much like buddy style wise buddy had jaws dropping in the 50's 60's 70's even 80's ( even today ..and probably always will) []pusher is doing the same with percussion sounds like buddy did back then, shocking people with complexity and feel. whether he can continue to shock and entertain for a few more decades who knows? who knows ..im just glad he did what he did, i find his programming amazing. how can you place those feelings in words? not very easy. oh well ...back to work... fweq |
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squarepusher electronically emulates a modern buddy rich, and is one badass bass player, but he has nothing on buddy rich performance wise. Tom is a composer and Buddy is a drummer. |
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Despite my reluctance to appreciate the difficulties of modern life, Squarepusher has thusly and so explored modern electronics, amongst a dozen or so peers, as to inspire one American hopeless optimisim for a culture where machinery might well be utilized for humane endeavors. |
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