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  • 81rhythm section — ► NOUN ▪ the part of a pop or jazz group supplying the rhythm, in particular the bass and drums …

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  • 82rhythm band — n. a band that plays percussion instruments, specif. one composed of children who do so in order to learn about musical rhythm …

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  • 83rhythm section — n. those instruments in a band, as the drums, bass viol, etc., that mainly supply rhythm …

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  • 84rhythm sticks — rhythm sticks, a pair of wooden sticks struck together to beat time, especially in a rhythm band …

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  • 85rhythm|less — «RIHTH uhm lihs», adjective. having no rhythm …

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  • 86Rhythm of Sickness Records — Rhythm of Sickness was a Canadian record label founded by Paul Bright, that concentrated on emo, indie and hardcore band releases on vinyl format.Bands/Releases* Chokehold/Left For Dead Split * Shoulder Kindling (1996) * Snailhouse The Radio… …

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  • 87Rhythm Is Gonna Get You — is a song released by Gloria Estefan The Miami Sound Machine in 1987 as the lead single from the album Let it Loose (and the European version of the album Anything for You ). It was their fourth Top 10 (and second Top 5) single on the U.S.… …

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  • 88Rhythm 'n' Noise — Rhythm ’n’ Noise, auch Harsh oder Power Noise (benannt nach dem Titel „United – Power Noise Movement“ des Projekts Noisex[1]), ist ein Musikgenre, das Elemente aus Techno, Elektro, Noise, Drum ’n’ Bass und Post Industrial miteinander vermengt.… …

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  • 89Rhythm Devils — Allgemeine Informationen Genre(s) Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Weltmusik Gründung 1975 Auflösung 1995 Neugründun …

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  • 90Rhythm ’n’ Noise — Rhythm ’n’ Noise, auch Harsh oder Power Noise (benannt nach dem Titel „United – Power Noise Movement“ des Projekts Noisex[1]), ist ein Musikgenre, das Elemente aus Techno, Elektro, Noise, Drum ’n’ Bass und Post Industrial miteinander vermengt.… …

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