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love it!
didgephreake 2 years ago
Most excellent. Thank-you so very much.
vtxrider3 2 years ago
Hey Pat,nice to see you like Didgeridoos too!
monkeyeagle 2 years ago
Hello there! :-) What a nice surprise. Yes I do LOVE Didgeridoo but I don't know how to play. Makes my lips itch just thinking about it :D but I do find the history a blessing. I hope to visit Australia one day and discuss the creation with the people. I believe these folks are blessed on our planet and deserve Love and respect. I find them to be beautiful.
vtxrider3 2 years ago
@vtxrider3 HAHA you are in for a suprise when you meet them
marklosextremus 8 months ago
great video! faved...
dinasaur2 2 years ago
This is so awesome.
geekhorde 2 years ago
Interesting; thanks.
CaptainBluebear08 2 years ago
These guys have superb feel for rhythm. Can see it in their steps and the way they move.
Brilliant!
sonofthedestroyer 2 years ago
Great stuff!
Keep up the great service Guan!
sonofthedestroyer 2 years ago
great video
kathrinaus 2 years ago
Fantastic video many thanx !
Spacenut77 2 years ago
Wow
SocialDeviant77 2 years ago
Fantastic, thanx for posting. I'm just working on a didge myself again, sandwhich technique (trying beech tree from 1200 mtr altitude now, bloody tough wood), it takes me about 2 weeks for the whole thing, the result is OK, but nothing like this!
MrRay2008 2 years ago
superb
RealDIDJ 2 years ago
awesome, wish i was there!!!
psychodelicdragon 2 years ago
Hahahaaha - Marrkapmirri Waku Gapal'!!!! Djawulanganing ngarra - wanhaka nhe?
YolnguVideo 2 years ago