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Regarding Drum Tracks - Kush

Hi Family !

I hope everything is great there !

I just thought of learning a bit of Metal or Rock Guitar , a few Power Chords etc (just for a bit of variety)

I wanted to know, from where I can get a few Drum Tracks over which I can practice some Power-Chord progressions. Right now I'm working on the progression - B - A - G - F#. I request you to kindly advice from where I can get a Drum Track for this. Or if anyone has a freeware Drum Track for this progression - I'll be really greatful to you. Kindly help me out.

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http://www.dooleydrums.com/free_drum_loops.php

check these out kush, maybe they'll do what you need.

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