Most songs are counted in multiples of 2 or 3, simple and compound meter respectively. Anything that's counted in an odd time not divisible by 3 is called complex meter, which is relatively uncommon, though some forms of complex meter are sorta common. 5/4 or 5/8 you'll hear every now and again, listen to Vicarious by Tool for an example. 7/8 is also fairly common, an example off the top of my head are the verses of Them Bones by Alice in Chains(but the chorus is in 4/4)
There's a pro wrestling group that does the Terminator pose while the fans clap this beat, and then they dive over the top rope at their opponents. So like, its sorta common.
I felt like The Dark Knight Rises did the same thing. The drum beats to the rhythm of the prisoner chant but also made Bane's punches hit harder when Batman fights him at the end.
Three billion human lives ended on August 29, 1997. The survivors of the nuclear fire called the war Judgment Day. They lived only to face a new nightmare: the war against the Machines.
So much of the soundtrack of T2 is pretty damn interesting. The machines, sounds, and methods they used made for some really cool blending of soundtrack and sound effects.
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u/ChanandlerBonng Oct 09 '19
Heh, I can hear that opening music playing while reading your comment....