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Vestigial Ballroom is priceless.

As a drummer I love this, but my favorite part is the bass lick Mr Clark plays at 5:16

to resolve the passage, but even more so when Flea echo's it with his trademark bass sound a beat later.

Great stuff! Can't wait to see what you can do when you're taller than your sticks. Good luck in the future.

I would recommend playing it very slowly, like you did at the end, and work on making every single note even. Every note Steve plays is in the pocket. When you hear a note your body can feel when the next note should land. When that note doesn't jive with our instinct, we can feel that it's ou...

@specialness16 Fro pick, yo! It might be the key to Steve's unmatchable groove.

At :27 the triplets he does by rolling each brush across the rim are clever. They're in time and even. What happens when he (literally) rolls the two sticks under the palms of his hands to create a drum roll is an insult to my ears. He tried something neat and in my opinion it failed. And the...

Looks like he was reading the music, which was written in 3ft high font on a 6ft wide teleprompter.

I caught myself holding my breath a lot. Goosebump-worthy.

Awesome solo. He tries to play the song back in SO many times. At first he's eyes closed. When he's about ready he starts looking over at Mc, who's grinning obliviously. He plays some super fills into a pause followed by a left hand crash, which is the note for the band to come in on. At the...

He's like your favorite uncle and your musical hero all wrapped up in one.

@TheLovedahiphop I think I decided what you're talking about. Everytime he stops playing, and begins talking the vocal mic picks up the resonance of the snares, and the rest of the kit. Because the mic is gated the "chord" you mentioned just seems to start out of nowhere. 3:55 or so is a good ...