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Flying Lotus - sitting about a mile or two behind the beat, all snares and claps not exactly together.

rinseballs21 wrote:


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This.
Absolutely spine crushing snareage.

vishnu wrote:

alphacat wrote:"Court of the Crimson King" LP by King Crimson from the year 1969

one of my favourite albums of all time


I'd have to say disco rekah I mean come on

yeah, this



discotheque status = wrecked

leftfield

Benga - love his sense of rhythm, so punchy.

kinggraham wrote:james blake - air and lack thereof. beast of a snare.

That snare makes it one of my favourite drops.

Also; Cyrus - Space Cadet.
The percussion on that tune is just epic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ez-OQgcTng

OVER.

NilsFG wrote:That unbelievable snare in Disko Rekkah by Loefah is deadly.
2nd is the one in Intergalactic Dub by DMZ, like collige posted.

Quite deadly. Also loving all of Cyrus' snare samples, cold and sharp.

DZA wrote:

Standard

Any Reso really. All his drums are nexxxxxxxxxxxxxxx level

Wileys Eskimo snare >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

DZA wrote:

This is winrar material right here
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I'm sure I read it's a sample of one of the guys hitting a tree with a stick. That sound makes the entire song for me

Luke Envoy - "Honour Kill".

oh god, half the snares in this thread are abominations. that jakes track, really? it's a humorous snare, if anything.

personally i prefer the rimshot over the snare, but the top honor above all goes hands down to DJG - Pressure



i am speaking of the snap of the main snare, not the snare used for the roll. wound tight as a f* spring. though the roll is absolutely superb, too

Egyptrixx - Origins

not strictly dubstep but the snares in this just kill it

snare on this is murder:

That snap