Creedence Clearwater Revival - Fortunate Son Drum Cover

[mvideokid]

hey man i have reviewed many people but i got to say u did a great job. especially on an electric. great sound :)

[ParodySUCK1711]

Good tech: check

Good rythum:check

Deserves a record deal: MEGA CHECK!

[xDocy93x]

hahahahahahahahah u kinda messed it up at a point

[guitarman59ford]

Could you do this song with just the drums no back ground music for us guys that want to practice and add our own back groung music.

[thewarisover1]

jajajaja no me gusto

[emusylate]

I've watched a handful of these and gotta say that you have the best cover of this song.

[danosteffen18]

pretty damn awesome.

[icedogg93]

this deserves more views!

[AprilEthereal]

Liked the cover alot. The fills on this were actually alot fancier then the ones of the actual songs (mostly simple triplets). You have a nice rythme and feel.

[shaun73087]

nice job  dude check out my drumcover for this song

[zto101]

my favorite song by them. awesome job man.

[butters226]

hey great job. but how do you hook the drums to your computer and record what you play? Just got a TD3 and dont know if theres aprogram you need or something

[sabdaba]

thanks!

i connect the drumkit via an extern soundcard - simply trough the headphone plug to the sound input on the soundcard.

and i use audicity to record it.

[butters226]

can i pick up a soundcard at radio shack or something? and what's audicity. Sorry i am total technological dummy :(

[rcomegys]

Google.

[tomward187]

nice work, ccr are great

[Schloonktapooxis]

awesome

how much did that set cost you?

[hustler33433]

good job.

[BleachFanJustin]

How long have you been drumming? Ive had a couple lessons from my cousin and im starting soon.

[sabdaba]

since november 2007 - good luck for your drumming future :)

and thanks for all the comments!

[Ninos159]

soo gooood.

[2wheelsturnin]

I'm a big Creedence fan - great job on this.

[Senger10]

Very good! ;)

[SlipknotBMXer]

nice 1. do u know of any songs that i cud play with the kit i hav?

[sabdaba]

basically any song you want to - of course it will never sound exactly the same as the original, but you can get quite near. avoid songs with a lot of different toms and cymbals (eg slipknot); anyway you can modify (for example) 3 different floor toms to just the one you have or mix it with your bass.