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Steve Atwood wrote:It brings up the question, what is the minimum number of beats for something to qualify as rhythm?
John Cage has a piece that has one beat in 4'14."I could be wrong... b0b?

Navajo, at the larger and more powerful of their dances on their home ground, e.g. San Ildefonso, beat drums with a measured cadence, but no downbeat.
The phrasing is marked by the dancers. So the number of beats would be somewhere between 1 and infinity.
The question would then be, after that, does the beat go on?
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51 pages and still nothing with redeeming value. :? :roll:

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Dang! even that period is sumpthin'. Dang - did it again
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b0b wrote:
Steve Atwood wrote:It brings up the question, what is the minimum number of beats for something to qualify as rhythm?
It depends on who's playing them.
If it's James Brown singing, he only needs one.
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Dig.
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Dig. It.


Sorry, wrong thread :oops:
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HIT ME!!!!
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David L. Donald wrote:Nothing comes back from the dead!
Except each election time, when candidates who were defeated in past elections and who you had forgotten about years ago turn up again from nowhere. :eek:
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Consider it done :D

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Donald, ducks.

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Weebles wobble but theu don't fall down.

But I ain't now blinking Weeble!
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Now I understand why Ringo Star is so fed up.He can't find the beats for Nothing! LJ
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Haven't heard nothing for a while. :roll:
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Sort of like Schrodinger's cat, I think.
But I can't KNOW! :wink:
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Awwwww, ya looked....

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A minute before, there were two cats in that box....

Schrodinger came up with NOTHING. He's got NOTHING!
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Is the cat, or is the cat not?
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A fish?
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Sometimes there's NOTHING available, and you just have to cross your legs and wait.
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What I've been offered for my newly designed fondue stretcher - nothing....
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One time at band camp,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nothing really happened
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Alan Brookes wrote:Image
Sometimes there's NOTHING available, and you just have to cross your legs and wait.
Cross your legs and hike,
and PRAY you don't take the wrong fork!
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David L. Donald wrote:...Cross your legs and hike,
and PRAY you don't take the wrong fork!
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...or, if you can't cross your legs any more, and you're COMPLETELY out of fuel, there's always a forlorn hope. :D

...but it will probably come to NOTHING. :o :(
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So his car runs on methane?

Or is this an auto-moil-bill machine?
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What exactly is nothing about? nothing? :P
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