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Kim also wrote: >Good, groovy rhythms come from your body, not your head. That's the most important thing I learned from my attempt to learn west african drumming. The rhythm has to be in your body or you never get it. I find that being physically involved in a rhythm has much better results than just thinking about it. And clicking a mouse just isn't that physical....< Hey, that's well put! :-) I'm also someone who learned about West African drumming (a little). In fact I create loops using talking drum, kalimbas, bells, Tunesian drums, etc. etc. I usually play drum set live to my percussion loops as well as to insane analog drum machine (a Jomox - sounds great!) beats from my bandmate. It sounds like we have similiar approaches, except I don't (can't) play guitar! Anyways, glad to be on a thread I can relate to! (Sorry, but I don't know Fripp)