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  • @nickppp yes nick.it does have

  • for some strange reason i felt like taking a crap when i heard this....

  • let this guy play on a floor tom (or on a surface with low rebound) and he will suck like hell because he just presses the stick against the head without implying any finger work.

    I don't get why this gus is supposed to be a good drummer, because his technique sucks, especially his left hand.

  • someone said that the snare drums in pipe drums have snares on both heads. Is that true? It seems odd.

  • @nickppp100 Yup there is a snare on both heads.

  • well i am in City of Limerick pipe band Gard 3 and 1 of the best pipe bands in Ireland ........ the drum sound bit flat i recommend an Adanta head they sound well better....

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  • Nice score man but tune the drum

  • i agree with blackcat987, Finger work on the left hand would increase technique and clarity.

  • comments from posers, miscreants, or retards with no experience in pipe band drumming will be removed or at least made fun of, so think twice before posting

  • These comments get more and more hilarious every time I read them. I love the detailed critiquing people can do from a cell phone camera.

    How dare you Oliver, you broke my heart by not inviting me to your Battlefield Earth party, now this???

  • The traditional grip technique of those "pipe drummer" guys is really messed up.

    This guy here should predominantly work on his double strokes by implying more finger work.

  • check th rspba website , it tells you all th grades and comps and whay bands are registered with them . please listen to other bands from scotland and compare thm wif your band and every other one in america

  • joe, your drum is seriously FLAT! flat as poop. this sounds like crap. i thought you were grade 1. "grade poop" is more like it. why is your drum so flat? man, that's a flat drum. what does grade IV mean?

  • Fam dat snare souns good!!!

  • wow so different compared to DCI style drumming but if he is a grade one he has to be good.

  • what kind of drum is that

  • Premier HTS 200 - made specifically for bagpipe bands

  • i really like the way scottish drummers tune their snares...

  • DAMNNNNNNNNNNNNN HES GOOD awesome drumming skills

  • love the drum playing

  • scotland ftw!

  • the drum aint goin nowhere

  • rock on joe =P---petey

  • dang it that was my comment before, but I was logged in as my brother. oh well. lol - jen o.

  • That wasn't grade one material Joe!!! lol! Just kidding...awesome. Hey I'm viewer 10843! does that make me special? ;)

  • not bad..use ur wrists more and try not to look at the drum :] oh and pretty color drum lol

  • buddy the drum is a mile to flat.. pity because your well able to play...

  • to flat? it sounds like a cardboard box.

  • this was fart poop

  • My ears are burning... thanks!

    clickity clackaty ruff ruff diggada doom bom bingiddy bang clack clack ruff ruff ratamacue ratamacue.

    GOD!

  • ill def take u out sounds to clakata clakata clak fuck that groove motherfucker

  • sounds like 3 or 4

  • what grade is this?

  • grade 4. He is grade 2 now.

  • what is that system of grades?

  • Usually beginners start in grade 4 for solos, then move up as they get better. This guy is a grade 1 drummer now.

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