These guys never cease to impress me! The groove is too good.

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Origami Around
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Doug Jones
Show & Tell

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Keni
EXPECTATIONS
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Misplaced Lens Cap

#extradirty

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Love Begins
The Stonewall Inn
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These guys never cease to impress me! The groove is too good.
This song is the truth!
Hey everyone! I’m Lu Bernardez and a couple of days ago I shared my cover of Rather Be by Clean Bandit on Youtube. If you’d like to see the full version you can go to my channel “Luls Bernardez”. It’d be awesome if you could also subscribe! Thank you all!
Digging this 😄
Grave Yard Bonsai Mountain Skulls
This is awesome!
PERIPHERY (Updated Discography)
Veil of Maya - Mikasa
Mark okubo
Lol facts!
Some ambience for you guys! 👍👍👍☕☕☕
New thing I’m working on #reason #propellerhead #epiphone #guitar #jazz #reason8 #producer (at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Some tasty hip jazzy tunes! Digging this
It’s Baphomet!
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Too good!
Moar guitar noodles! 👍👍👍☕☕☕
Awesome interview. Love how funny and humble these guys are and how good their chemistry is. Stephen Carpenter and Chino Moreno from Deftones discuss their guitar tunings over the years and how they adapted on each record.
Legit! Lol
Science shows guitarists’ brains are different, can switch from conscious to unconscious thought
For starters, guitarists have the ability to synchronize their brains while playing. In a 2012 study in Berlin, researchers analyzed 12 pairs of guitarists playing the same piece of music; one would lead and the other would harmonize. Researchers were able to produce scans of each of their brains. They discovered that the guitarists’ neural networks would synchronize not only during the piece, but even slightly before playing.
That synchronization occurs in the brain regions associated with music production and social cognition, so it contributes to how tight a band sounds. When people talk about a band’s chemistry, this may well be what they’re seeing. It explains why brothers are the core duo in so many famous rock bands.
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Periphery at the Chance Theater - Poughkeepsie NY
A little delta blues inspired by a video lesson
https://youtu.be/XuqSC7x_M18 Definitely digging the direction VOM is going. The FFVII elements are absolutely real.