Give us a topic... we don't know

[mmmmm...beer 691]

That you know pretty well, and you're pretty positive nobody else on this bored knows anything about.

 

Mine... Native Pow-wow songs... I'm positive you all don't know much about the genre.

 

Right now and for awhile the drum group out of Canada named "Northern Cree" has been at the top...

 

Tight drumming (it's supposed to sound like one beat of the drum), great leadouts (where one guy sings a lead and the others repeat), and over all flow...

 

The songs, (for the plains tribes), represents a thunder storm. Starting off in the distance... slowly building up... hard drum strikes are thunder/lightning. Celebration of life... struggle, the earth, and new beginnings after the storm. The drum beat is also the heartbeat of mother earth... connecting us all.

 

Songs are different depending on what dance and what region of the US or Canada they are from.

 

As I grew up with this man it's in my blood... for those unfamiliar it may sound like just screaming I'm sure and I acknowledge that... to me.. it's a matter of pride.. heritage...defiance to assimilation... keeping this part of us that can't be taken. These songs/religion were outlawed for quite awhile. Also on the plains... woman don't drum or sit at the drum... its not for them to do. They can sing.. but standing up behind the men.

 

Here's a Northern Cree song thats my tops:

 

 

 

Another good drum group.. I'd say their best song I've heard is Young Spirit also out of Canada:

 

 

 

There has been some sampling. Bya Native electronic group named A Tribe Called Red... from what I've heard thry mostly sample from Northern Cree.

 

I have a couple of their songs on my lifting playlist.. these two for sure:

 

 

Love how this one starts... I call it "unapologetically savage"

 

[frank 2,144]

Fantasy football

[porkbutt 861]

That you know pretty well, and you're pretty positive nobody else on this bored knows anything about.

 

Mine... Native Pow-wow songs... I'm positive you all don't know much about the genre.

 

Right now and for awhile the drum group out of Canada named "Northern Cree" has been at the top...

 

Tight drumming (it's supposed to sound like one beat of the drum), great leadouts (where one guy sings a lead and the others repeat), and over all flow...

 

The songs, (for the plains tribes), represents a thunder storm. Starting off in the distance... slowly building up... hard drum strikes are thunder/lightning. Celebration of life... struggle, the earth, and new beginnings after the storm. The drum beat is also the heartbeat of mother earth... connecting us all.

 

Songs are different depending on what dance and what region of the US or Canada they are from.

 

As I grew up with this man it's in my blood... for those unfamiliar it may sound like just screaming I'm sure and I acknowledge that... to me.. it's a matter of pride.. heritage...defiance to assimilation... keeping this part of us that can't be taken. These songs/religion were outlawed for quite awhile. Also on the plains... woman don't drum or sit at the drum... its not for them to do. They can sing.. but standing up behind the men.

 

Here's a Northern Cree song thats my tops:

 

 

 

Another good drum group.. I'd say their best song I've heard is Young Spirit also out of Canada:

 

 

 

There has been some sampling. Bya Native electronic group named A Tribe Called Red... from what I've heard thry mostly sample from Northern Cree.

 

I have a couple of their songs on my lifting playlist.. these two for sure:

 

 

Love how this one starts... I call it "unapologetically savage"

 

you know there's a reason no one else would know this sh;t?

[mmmmm...beer 691]

you know there's a reason no one else would know this sh;t?

Meh.. It foesn't matter why you don't know it, rather that you don't. Just trying to being a little fresh to the bored son!

[Bert 1,091]

How to trade shiny beads and whiskey for vast amounts of land and gold.

[NorthernVike 2,080]

How to trade shiny beads and whiskey for vast amounts of land and gold.

[mmmmm...beer 691]

How to trade shiny beads and whiskey for vast amounts of land and gold.

I like sparkily best... hth.

[NorthernVike 2,080]

That you know pretty well, and you're pretty positive nobody else on this bored knows anything about.

 

Mine... Native Pow-wow songs... I'm positive you all don't know much about the genre.

 

Right now and for awhile the drum group out of Canada named "Northern Cree" has been at the top...

 

Tight drumming (it's supposed to sound like one beat of the drum), great leadouts (where one guy sings a lead and the others repeat), and over all flow...

 

The songs, (for the plains tribes), represents a thunder storm. Starting off in the distance... slowly building up... hard drum strikes are thunder/lightning. Celebration of life... struggle, the earth, and new beginnings after the storm. The drum beat is also the heartbeat of mother earth... connecting us all.

 

Songs are different depending on what dance and what region of the US or Canada they are from.

 

As I grew up with this man it's in my blood... for those unfamiliar it may sound like just screaming I'm sure and I acknowledge that... to me.. it's a matter of pride.. heritage...defiance to assimilation... keeping this part of us that can't be taken. These songs/religion were outlawed for quite awhile. Also on the plains... woman don't drum or sit at the drum... its not for them to do. They can sing.. but standing up behind the men.

 

Here's a Northern Cree song thats my tops:

 

 

 

Another good drum group.. I'd say their best song I've heard is Young Spirit also out of Canada:

 

 

 

There has been some sampling. Bya Native electronic group named A Tribe Called Red... from what I've heard thry mostly sample from Northern Cree.

 

I have a couple of their songs on my lifting playlist.. these two for sure:

 

 

Love how this one starts... I call it "unapologetically savage"

 

I've been to the one in Cass Lake. Very interesting.

 

 

 

But the songs all sound the same to me.

[jerryskids 5,192]

Secks with human females.

[Kanil 519]

Secks with human females.

I believe he's talking first hand knowledge, not just what you've researched on the internet.

[Bert 1,091]

I like sparkily best... hth.

[peenie 1,690]

how to thread a needle when you can't see well

 

[Bert 1,091]

I've been to the one in Cass Lake. Very interesting.

 

 

 

But the songs all sound the same to me.

Fond du lac band rocks

[Kanil 519]

I'm fairly confident I know more about, and am/was better at, several video games that have been popular over the years: Vanilla Everquest and the first couple of expansions, the original Rainbow Six, Vanilla WoW, and most recently Overwatch.

[edjr 5,562]

Trump

[vuduchile 1,941]

That you know pretty well, and you're pretty positive nobody else on this bored knows anything about.

 

Mine... Native Pow-wow songs... I'm positive you all don't know much about the genre.

 

Right now and for awhile the drum group out of Canada named "Northern Cree" has been at the top...

 

Tight drumming (it's supposed to sound like one beat of the drum), great leadouts (where one guy sings a lead and the others repeat), and over all flow...

 

The songs, (for the plains tribes), represents a thunder storm. Starting off in the distance... slowly building up... hard drum strikes are thunder/lightning. Celebration of life... struggle, the earth, and new beginnings after the storm. The drum beat is also the heartbeat of mother earth... connecting us all.

 

Songs are different depending on what dance and what region of the US or Canada they are from.

 

As I grew up with this man it's in my blood... for those unfamiliar it may sound like just screaming I'm sure and I acknowledge that... to me.. it's a matter of pride.. heritage...defiance to assimilation... keeping this part of us that can't be taken. These songs/religion were outlawed for quite awhile. Also on the plains... woman don't drum or sit at the drum... its not for them to do. They can sing.. but standing up behind the men.

 

Here's a Northern Cree song thats my tops:

 

 

 

Another good drum group.. I'd say their best song I've heard is Young Spirit also out of Canada:

 

 

 

There has been some sampling. Bya Native electronic group named A Tribe Called Red... from what I've heard thry mostly sample from Northern Cree.

 

I have a couple of their songs on my lifting playlist.. these two for sure:

 

 

Love how this one starts... I call it "unapologetically savage"

 

That's cool.

 

I've been to a few pow wows back in OK, but never really felt comfortable since I've never been fully immersed in the culture.

[jerryskids 5,192]

I believe he's talking first hand knowledge, not just what you've researched on the internet.

 

Tomato, tomahto...

[Bier Meister 1,513]

food and beverage.

 

 

..... but you only have a chance to teach calculus to Radio if Radio wants to learn

[Kopy 491]

There are a couple posters here that a pretty knowledgeable with wrestling. But I like to think I can hold my own with anyone when it comes to the last 4 decades of the business.

 

Basically, I know a whole lotta sh1t about something pretty useless.

But it's still kinda real to me dammit!

[edjr 5,562]

There are a couple posters here that a pretty knowledgeable with wrestling. But I like to think I can hold my own with anyone when it comes to the last 4 decades of the business.

 

Basically, I know a whole lotta sh1t about something pretty useless.

But it's still kinda real to me dammit!

 

Wrestling or wrasslin'?

[Big Guy 1,400]

Directed Energy Weapons ( DEW )

 

 

"Silent War for Quiet Weapons"

[Meglamaniac 380]

Exterior Illumination!

[Strike 3,964]

Secks with human females.

 

You're one of those guys who likes to watch, aren't you?

[Kopy 491]

Wrestling or wrasslin'?

I'd consider it pre 85 wrestling. 85 and on wrasslin. JMO though.

[drobeski 3,061]

Configuring a kollmorgen akd servo drive to run an agitator at 70rpm top speed when using a 4 to 20mA speed reference from your deltaV even though the drive can only take a 0-10v input for a speed signal

[NorthernVike 2,080]

String Theory

[MTSkiBum 1,594]

I have nothing outside of some work related topics.

 

I have too many hobbies to be too specialized in one and there are geeks that share those hobbies.

 

I am not special nor unique.

[mobb_deep 917]

sobriety

[Kanil 519]

Configuring a kollmorgen akd servo drive to run an agitator at 70rpm top speed when using a 4 to 20mA speed reference from your deltaV even though the drive can only take a 0-10v input for a speed signal

That's a fancy way of unclogging the sh1tter!

[Cloaca du jour 2,064]

Im good with a slide rule...can do some pretty advanced algaebra and calculus on one...well...i used to...would take me a while to remember. If you dont use it you lose it.

[Kanil 519]

I'd wager that we're all probably in the top 1% of Megalodon teeth experts as well.

[parrot 789]

Configuring a kollmorgen akd servo drive to run an agitator at 70rpm top speed when using a 4 to 20mA speed reference from your deltaV even though the drive can only take a 0-10v input for a speed signal

 

220... 221... whatever it takes.

[tanatastic 2,061]

HTs IP location. MDC taught me everything there is to know.

[shotsup 832]

1979-1983 New York Islanders

[vuduchile 1,941]

Mens Clothing and Shoes

 

Flooring

 

Guitars

 

Your wives

[Big Guy 1,400]

sobriety

 

 

[Kanil 519]

Mens Clothing and Shoes

 

Flooring

 

Guitars

 

Your wives

 

Your mom, too.

[Big Guy 1,400]

 

220... 221... whatever it takes.

 

 

Is that Mr. Mom or Night Shift?

[the s is ilent 69]

Rave = pow wow

 

Rhythmic drums and/or beats induce a trancelike state.

 

Ecstasy or Peyote helps.

[5-Points 2,726]

Configuring a kollmorgen akd servo drive to run an agitator at 70rpm top speed when using a 4 to 20mA speed reference from your deltaV even though the drive can only take a 0-10v input for a speed signal

It's all ball bearings these days.