@HULKA ,General Effect= GAY. The sheet says "individual judging is to select the contestant who displays the highest degree of technical ability"......................................DRUM
@DrummingLawyer I'd say Jeff demonstrated the highest degree of technical ability that year, without a doubt. Don't forget, under the content portion of the sheet it lists "emotion" and "expression" as well.
I wonder what these guys would sound like playing a real snare drum instead of a tin can ? I mean, this guy is great, but he's playing on a head that's tighter than a gnats ass stretched across a barrel.
there is n possible way that every muscle in his body and in his brain did it alone... when you think about how cmplex the human body is and how amazing it is... how can it happen on accident?... its not possible for us just to be able to do things... there is no way it could happen on accident...
can marching tricks and stuff like this be used on a drum set? I've never been in a marching band but play drums,and next year i was gonna try it out thats why im asking would playing drums in a marching band(snare or tenor drums) help with new ideas for the kit?
As a student that is studying to be a music teacher who has also played set and been in a marching band I can say that it would both improve your speed and technique.
Does anybody know about the metal sticks he started using at 1:56? Has an actual manufacturer started making those or are they still being hand-made in somebody's garage?
Ok, to the people that act like that horrible movie "DRUMLINE" is the way Rudimental drumming is supposed to look. Here is a new Role model for you. This is what being the very best at your art is all about. So, wake up. And, get out of that horrible "Drumline" The movie coma you've been in. Please!!! It's Pathetic. That movie alone put drumming back light years. The reason I say that, is there are too many kids that think that movie is the best of the best. And, just one thinking that is sad.
Totally agreed, but there is one thing you and I, or any of the marching percussion community for that matter, will never be able to change. There will always be show bands that perform to impress, without acknowledging rudimentary skills, sound quality, or mental focus.
For those that have marched/march, you understand. For those that don't, it's impossible to explain.
Just so you know Hulka, I am a Music City Mystique vet, and that is where the Musiccitysnare comes from. I know you are with Legend and I didn't want you confused as to which Legend member posted this. By the way I have seen part of Legend's book for this upcoming summer, and I have to give you props on the writing. I would march if I had more time and money.
Nice.. he has some hands for sure, and its nice to see someone who is and has adjudicated important events out and playing! Now where is Charlie Poole's DCA solo? lol
the feel is horrible, one of the music teachers at my school bought them when she went stateside, and they have this foil crap on them, they look good but dam they suck to play with! lol
This guy is awesome, pure and simple. But I have to say I've heard more musical solos (with poorer execution) and seen 'cooler' moves. He looks like he's having fun, but I don't know how much crossover appeal he could generate outside the drum corp community. Either way, as a drummer, I'm impressed.
I felt bad for the guy that went before him. Idk what corps he marched, but if you could imagine an 8th grader with a heavy hitter pad and SD-1 generals showing off his greatest "Drumline the Movie" skills..
well, that may have been less painful to watch. He does have guts though and that is very respectable.
Can't really judge based on the video. The camera used to record the video has a pretty bad mic and doesn't capture much else other than the top head contact sound. In the video from the same year my drum sounds nothing like it did live.
Haha, I love Jeff Prosperie. It's hilarious to watch him run around while he's judging drum corps. He always gets himself into all kinds of tight situations.
Saying Travis Barker's solo is half decent is generous... but I digress. Travis is famous for being a rockstar and Jeff Prosperie is only well-known in the drumming community. The Blink 182 fanboys drove the views way up.
He's a member of the U.S. Army Hellcats ensemble, but he's an alum of the Bayonne Bridgemen and the Phantom Regiment. Also, he's a highly respected current DCI/PAS judge and former percussion caption head of the Phantom Regiment ('93-'95).
He's a member of the Hellcats which is a U.S. Army ensemble, but he's an alum of the Bridgemen. Also, he's a highly respected current DCI judge and former percussion caption head of the Phantom Regiment ('93-'95).
definition of "ninja".
14YrOldSnareProd 9 months ago
Terrible salute, incredible performance.
Isntthisalreadytaken 1 year ago
his face is beyond hilarious, not to mention his cockyness
lucadepu 1 year ago
those fast sustained left hand strokes are so hard to do.
redinthetoilet 1 year ago
thats so awesome
Rossco9992 1 year ago
@HULKA ,General Effect= GAY. The sheet says "individual judging is to select the contestant who displays the highest degree of technical ability"......................................DRUM
DrummingLawyer 1 year ago
@DrummingLawyer I'd say Jeff demonstrated the highest degree of technical ability that year, without a doubt. Don't forget, under the content portion of the sheet it lists "emotion" and "expression" as well.
hulka9396 1 year ago
@hulka9396 I never said that he didn't deserve to win or that he didn't "display the highest degree of technical ability"
DrummingLawyer 1 year ago
@DrummingLawyer That's what you were inferring with your previous statement.
hulka9396 1 year ago
the guy can DRUM....
chutdigadut 1 year ago
LOLZ at the dance routine. But that was incredible playing...god damn dude
somesnaredude 1 year ago
very good!!!!!
DjSeb100 1 year ago
Great player no doubt but the antics make this kinda hard to watch. I'd say more drumming-less antics but the drumming is all there..................
DrummingLawyer 1 year ago
There is a General Effect element to I&E competitions so the "antics", as you say, are part of the overall effect.
hulka9396 1 year ago 2
he's awesome, but he played the patriotic card so everyone falls for that. but even without that hes amazing
SpitRed3 1 year ago
The "patriotic card" was symbolic of his current membership of The Hellcats of West Point. His entire solo was based the various lines he's marched.
hulka9396 1 year ago
Man I really want a Marching Snare of my own...
xfinder0 1 year ago
I wonder what these guys would sound like playing a real snare drum instead of a tin can ? I mean, this guy is great, but he's playing on a head that's tighter than a gnats ass stretched across a barrel.
walkingman717 2 years ago
@walkingman717 LMFAO
bradybrignac 1 year ago
2:39 was the best part
killingspree926 2 years ago
wow lefty chops much? nice
mtdukefan30 2 years ago
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that was really great
... drums are a wonderful instument that God created.. they are amazing and He has obviously given you a great talent
God bless and keep on drumming!
JESUS LOVES YOU!!!!!!!!
benjaminja77 2 years ago
he got that good on his own. no divine intervention involved.
PaistePlaya88 2 years ago
there is n possible way that every muscle in his body and in his brain did it alone... when you think about how cmplex the human body is and how amazing it is... how can it happen on accident?... its not possible for us just to be able to do things... there is no way it could happen on accident...
JESUS LOVES YOU!!!!
benjaminja77 2 years ago
can marching tricks and stuff like this be used on a drum set? I've never been in a marching band but play drums,and next year i was gonna try it out thats why im asking would playing drums in a marching band(snare or tenor drums) help with new ideas for the kit?
rocknroolskool 2 years ago
As a student that is studying to be a music teacher who has also played set and been in a marching band I can say that it would both improve your speed and technique.
delamoursbassace 2 years ago
paraddiddlediddles get so hard to play after 2 and a half minutes of straigth choppin lol
cru4you 2 years ago 2
watsup with his harness?
wcboy94 2 years ago
Does anybody know about the metal sticks he started using at 1:56? Has an actual manufacturer started making those or are they still being hand-made in somebody's garage?
FuryScout 2 years ago
YES! that was incredible! the flag sticks were awesome.
xthatx90sxshowx 2 years ago
That was EPIC!!!
hondabiker22 2 years ago
woah.
four words.
bad ass mother fucker
schleefa1 2 years ago
Way to go Jeff. Excellent!
sussexcounty 2 years ago
lmao dam that was badass
and BSkully1423, i couldnt have said it better myself
monkeyrilla 2 years ago
Wow, if I didn't know better, I'd think this video was sped up!
jmcbr600 2 years ago
I just made it on to the drumline at my school im going to! Im only a freshman and I still have a lot to learn!
PercussionAlive 2 years ago
Okay, like seriously.....1:42-1:46 is the most effed up stuff I have ever seen. That is freakin' ridiculous.
MAD props to this guy, I couldn't even begin to try and throw down with that.
drummingguitarist06 2 years ago
Ok, to the people that act like that horrible movie "DRUMLINE" is the way Rudimental drumming is supposed to look. Here is a new Role model for you. This is what being the very best at your art is all about. So, wake up. And, get out of that horrible "Drumline" The movie coma you've been in. Please!!! It's Pathetic. That movie alone put drumming back light years. The reason I say that, is there are too many kids that think that movie is the best of the best. And, just one thinking that is sad.
BSkully1423 2 years ago 10
something to add to that nick cannon took 3 month to learn a double stroke roll so i dont think people would want to have him as a role model.
jjwpunk 2 years ago
Totally agreed, but there is one thing you and I, or any of the marching percussion community for that matter, will never be able to change. There will always be show bands that perform to impress, without acknowledging rudimentary skills, sound quality, or mental focus.
For those that have marched/march, you understand. For those that don't, it's impossible to explain.
madjical 2 years ago
WTH!!!!
juanitoeldelocho 2 years ago
HOLY SHIT! AMAZING! i wish i was close to being that good.
wolfboi94 2 years ago
Nobody's better at circus tricks than Cat Daddy.
freud113 2 years ago
I shat myself a couple, times
godlydrmr 2 years ago
Just so you know Hulka, I am a Music City Mystique vet, and that is where the Musiccitysnare comes from. I know you are with Legend and I didn't want you confused as to which Legend member posted this. By the way I have seen part of Legend's book for this upcoming summer, and I have to give you props on the writing. I would march if I had more time and money.
musiccitysnare82 2 years ago
Nice.. he has some hands for sure, and its nice to see someone who is and has adjudicated important events out and playing! Now where is Charlie Poole's DCA solo? lol
musiccitysnare82 2 years ago
I wish they all used bright sticks.
craftyrobot 2 years ago
What a great drummer!! I am not near as good as he is.
irace4God 2 years ago
This guy is great...but his drum sounds terrible!
johnkirk4 2 years ago
its the video
topgunne12 2 years ago
sweet beats, i want the last pair of sticks...lol
MontrealMetal18 2 years ago
the feel is horrible, one of the music teachers at my school bought them when she went stateside, and they have this foil crap on them, they look good but dam they suck to play with! lol
DrummerInTheHead 2 years ago
This guy is awesome, pure and simple. But I have to say I've heard more musical solos (with poorer execution) and seen 'cooler' moves. He looks like he's having fun, but I don't know how much crossover appeal he could generate outside the drum corp community. Either way, as a drummer, I'm impressed.
drumdood 3 years ago
I felt bad for the guy that went before him. Idk what corps he marched, but if you could imagine an 8th grader with a heavy hitter pad and SD-1 generals showing off his greatest "Drumline the Movie" skills..
well, that may have been less painful to watch. He does have guts though and that is very respectable.
stixx1492 3 years ago
I was there
great hands. great showmanship
stixx1492 3 years ago
yea thats impressive, I guess... haha just kidding much respect goes out to him!
afgr173 3 years ago
it is a marching snare
HouSeoFAngEL 3 years ago 2
that is not a snare drum
bog1965 3 years ago
Can't really judge based on the video. The camera used to record the video has a pretty bad mic and doesn't capture much else other than the top head contact sound. In the video from the same year my drum sounds nothing like it did live.
hulka9396 3 years ago
It's a high tension Snare, that's why.
Ojochris1 2 years ago
Haha, I love Jeff Prosperie. It's hilarious to watch him run around while he's judging drum corps. He always gets himself into all kinds of tight situations.
dbowdrummer 3 years ago
Did Jason Parent lift that groove section in the middle from him, or vice versa?
RCRhythm 3 years ago
Not sure. Prosperie was on staff at Regiment while Parent was marching so I'm sure there was some influence of Jeff's in what Parent played.
hulka9396 3 years ago
Dunno man, I'm not aware of any of his stuff published and available for purchase/download.
hulka9396 3 years ago
Now why does travis barkers half descent solo have over 8 million veiws and this guys out of this world amzing solo have only a mere 17,000
StinartProductions 3 years ago
Saying Travis Barker's solo is half decent is generous... but I digress. Travis is famous for being a rockstar and Jeff Prosperie is only well-known in the drumming community. The Blink 182 fanboys drove the views way up.
hulka9396 3 years ago
now thats drumming
others play a whole set
he can kick ass with just the snare
NICE!!
walruswalrus5000 3 years ago
Does he play set?
stratguy123456 3 years ago
I have no idea.
hulka9396 3 years ago
Phantom Phire with American Flag taped sticks FTW.
SweetWilly013 3 years ago
who does this guy march with? haha he's crazy! they should put a shock collar on him to calm him down a little.
amazing solo!
bass5istheman 3 years ago
He's a member of the U.S. Army Hellcats ensemble, but he's an alum of the Bayonne Bridgemen and the Phantom Regiment. Also, he's a highly respected current DCI/PAS judge and former percussion caption head of the Phantom Regiment ('93-'95).
hulka9396 3 years ago
little drummer kid on coke
killakerns 3 years ago 2
lol true dat
MellowBoi 3 years ago
all those cheeses....oh my.....
jhim767 3 years ago
i love cheeses
XPhantom33 3 years ago
hahaha "is he using carrots comment" is hilarious
MrGlitch3r 3 years ago
He was my instructor a drum clinic I attended. He's even better live. He was nuts.
sag8t 3 years ago
Is he using carrots?
Scarface066 3 years ago 7
its a brill solo but would be 10 times better if cut the out-of place tricks
happychap15 3 years ago
o m g
man u can really drum =|
ScaniaForEver82 3 years ago
Ha, I'd love it if this were me.
hulka9396 3 years ago
what kind of drum sticks are those?
funmitchells13 3 years ago
yes MR. Prosperie used to be the professor at UL Lafayette. Now hes doing solos for Bridemen. tisk, tisk.
BRING BACK THE GAMELAN JEFF!
lhleis90 3 years ago
It's beyond me on how he can go so fast with his left hand at :45!
SickDrummer2438 3 years ago
Never heard of dca but you are one solid snare drumer! amazing...
jsalas89 3 years ago
This is not me... I just wanted to post a video of the winner.
hulka9396 3 years ago
WTF BBQ?!?!
ordealbyfire 3 years ago
dude, that solo would have done really well in dci i&e!!!!!!!!! crazy singles
thedrumster1990 3 years ago
holy crap I wish i had your kind of speed on single strokes.
drumsfightingandstuf 3 years ago
man you have such a strong consistent left hand
as a percusionist...even if you are a lefty..kudos to ya!!
lgfelice1 3 years ago 2
what does DCA stand for
BLHLOSE 3 years ago
As I state in the description, Drum Corps Associates.
hulka9396 3 years ago
its suppost to be a drum solo not a dance comprtition
Kirbyjoushua 3 years ago
theres added points for style, etc...
albiondo 3 years ago
what, hes not allowed to have a lil fun while he drums?
bandgeeksrule011 3 years ago
I am jealous. I hate my instructor. That should be me. DAMN He is good!
jmonn01 3 years ago
He's good.
BigNacho 3 years ago
HE's not good...HES AMAZING.
rayl9 3 years ago 2
Would he have influenced Jason Parent's solo in 92 or 93 to the point that a few sections would be similar though seperated by 15 years?
ZPants 3 years ago
OMG his left hand speed
mankad89 3 years ago
I saw him do this a PASIC 2004. What a classy guy. Smartest judge I've ever heard.
wtfover77 3 years ago
i saw this solo live at the scotch plains percussion festival
bozziofan01 4 years ago
Wow, amazing. That was a really good solo!
Zero724 4 years ago
Who does he march for? (was out of the loop this year)
parsec957 4 years ago
He's a member of the Hellcats which is a U.S. Army ensemble, but he's an alum of the Bridgemen. Also, he's a highly respected current DCI judge and former percussion caption head of the Phantom Regiment ('93-'95).
hulka9396 4 years ago
more recently he judged DCI finals in 06
SUNSNARE06 4 years ago
he also judged PAS last year
TheTranscribanator 4 years ago