Peter 'Chainsaw' Atjpurrki, didgeridoo solo

[0d0i0a0n0e0L0a0]

that's product placement for Sprite, Alright! X ) )

[Colethecelloplayer]

I cannot imagine how strong his lungs are. I bet that his children (if he has them) probably have AMAZING lung capacity.

[ParsonageSideRetreat]

nice to see some sprite there haha

[brokusstudios]

This Didgeridoo Jam session was brought to you by SPRITE! The official soft drink of Aboriginal Australians!

[ididjaustralia]

@brokusstudios haha thanx

[thatcatsat]

woooyaaaoughwaighyouuuwayaoouu­uuighhhwayiughyeeeewaouyweighy­eeee

[neil73]

LOLOLOL! @ Where's he from question!

Barnsley! Where else?!!

[smarter1then3u]

 ancient stuff

[Rhinoch8]

@smarter1then3u Yeah, stuff and things ya know....

[geoduct]

such disgusting product placement. im thirsty now

[subjectzeta23]

very good player aboriginals now how its done!

[MoaiMaea]

00:23 ~ Looks like he's flipping us off ...

[kllaudyo]

el chuña

[xcorsary]

strange, other western players play more "cool" somehow, but this dude sounds "ancient"! I close my eyes and the strangest images comes to my mind. MAGICAL!

[civilisationskerl]

are they indigene or black african?? I know that they are aboriginals so please tell me if you can..

[kingzeus31]

@civilisationskerl iNDIGENE

[Cre8iveSignWorks]

@civilisationskerl

you just answered your own question fool

hahahaaaa : )

[tacomuybueno]

i love the sounds a didgeridoo makes but my mind trouble finding a pattern to it. kinda like wind chimes, they have nice sounds to them but they aren't really playing a song. just random notes. get what i am trying to say?

[Cre8iveSignWorks]

@tacomuybueno

yeah i know what your saying and ive wondered about that too.

it seems like this for most aboriginal didge players but white guys seem to have more of a pattern to didge playing (in my opinion). can someone help answer this question for us?

[gungasc]

Hey look sprite!

[twostickmapex]

its looks like some rewind him drinking

[kilico40]

I love the diji

Sidenote: he has the most beautiful silver gray hair

[DHmusicmaster]

I've finally mastered circular breathing! now i can play anything.

[solnegrolunaroja]

It's an amazing technique, I wish I could do that! Congratulations!

[nokain]

sprite :]

[Johnyevil]

What an idiotic comment.

[usernam4444]

put that finger down

[adrianvdb]

yeah peter! xD

[lddrummerhill]

good resource, thank you

[dvsdude8100]

HAHAHA, washing machine....

[geoduct]

@dvsdude8100 and i love listening to washing machines, vacuums, engines, powertools love them all

[mystree5256]

I tried to play a digeridoo a few times and couldn't get a sound to come out of it other than my poor attempts which were just amplified by the instrument. How embarassing. Shoot, another misspelled word or three. I'm a ding dang english teacher who can't spell.

[RespIendency]

gotta flap your lips but in a centralised fashion and down the didj, circular breathing is what i gotta learn

[nicklebrave]

sprite, always been a classic

[teagan684]

A true sound of Australia.

If you've travelled the outback and found a guy sitting under a tin shed playing the Didgeridoo, you can feel it running through your body.

[babydaddy1234]

washing machine to start,jaws theme to end

[shanehennessyguitar]

classic!

[maharg065]

Don't like the sound of that didj. seems to airy.

[RATTER15]

I gotta agree with you on that.

[dudeman1823]

i love how he is flipin the bird to everyone haha =D

[andregatron]

lmao

[jinojack]

LoL Sprite!

[rcmasterJ]

what does he do with his finger any1 know??

[ididjaustralia]

he is just tapping the side of the instrument with his finger.

[maptlbh]

@ididjaustralia In native culture, the figure represents the pattern of words to other Digj players. Loosely, it traslates to, yhao lookey here mhudda fuckers....this the first time we got a persons who cum to our village with video camera and internet. i best diji player so i play for them and you be go fuck off now", loosley.

[shesomeveshel]

Till 0:13 it sounds like my washing machine :)

[dxm0therfcker]

obey your thirst

[Kl0wn0fde4th]

lol i was just thinking the same thing lol.

[Erudecorp]

He looks like Socrates.

[hectorsland]

he is

[SEECH7]

@Erudecorp LMFAO hes talented tho

[mellowfarm]

totally brilliant...

[bunjalung1]

HE GAVE ME THE FINGER!

[nemi2211]

lol that's sprite ?? :D:D

[ozkizz11]

where is he from??

[ididjaustralia]

NW NT/Western Arhnem Land... Australia that is!

[ozkizz11]

obviously australia! i lived in Jabiru for a while then the Tiwi Islands. can't play didg but planning on learning. this guy is good... video is too short though

[kook85t]

is he black?

[drbulla]

@klugchen

but you know there where 2 different instruments?

btw. i don't like didgeridoos that sounds like a flying honey-bee.

Both of his yedakis had that sound so it seems to be the "sound-style" in his region in australia.

@ididjaustralia

do you know from where exactly?

[ididjaustralia]

this is a mago not a yirdaki, it is how it should sound like

[sonofthedestroyer]

LOL yes. It does sound like a large fly or bee buzzing around my head.

[klugchen]

wonderful sound, great instrument!

[rickmanary]

awesome

[ididjaustralia]

thanks for your comments!