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Isolated Incidents Guitar Pro
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What's wrong with you
One thing: it's a 4/4 that ends up straight. Could be good to get the groove, even though the rhythm is behaving badly. Can you play this?
i did tabbed it in different tyrhmns signature, to show the possibilitys to feel the groove in an other way, and no, its not 4/4 all the way. And yes i can play this, im into tosin abasi, and ron jarzombek, who's kinda more technical.. but i dont see the point of your question, and by the way, the rythmn is perfect, how you count it doesnt really matter as long as it fits, cuz theres always many ways to see and count the rythmns