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[QUOTE="Niccolai:585359"]from wikipedia: Blast beats have their roots in hardcore punk most notably D.R.I's "Makes no Sense" on their first LP (1983) and Beastie Boys "Riot Fight" on their first EP Pollywog Stew (1982). Another example is the hardcore punk band Neon Christ. Thrash metal also has some credits towards the blast beat, however in modern standards the snare work is frequently comparable to established snare patterns in jazz most notably Albert Ayler's "Holy Ghost" on Live In Greenwich Village (1966). The original use in metal music is generally attributed to Dave 'Grave' Hollingshead of Repulsion, Charlie Benante of SOD and Mick Harris of Napalm Death, Grave having taken most of the credit for the "single footer." [/QUOTE]
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