Star Wars (Imperial March, Cantina) solely on drums

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Uploaded by on Sep 16, 2009

PLZ watch my NEW VERSION of Star Wars http://youtu.be/HZHhOI5wUNA
instead of (or after) it!!! To me that,s better and a bit surprising:)
THANK YOU for watching this one more than 10.000. That,s why I decided to make a new and better version with sponge head sticks.
Star Wars parts were composed by John Williams, America by L. Bernstein, The Walkyr by Richard Wagner, New World Symphony by A. Dvorak. Arranged and performed by G. B. Wagner
Only the very beginning is from the March and the whole mix does not starts with that, but America.

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  • play in band?

  • @tholok97 Was playing about 10-12 years, but nowadays I prefer my "onet" and making music at home. I,m lazy and the set is very big.

    Thank once again for Your kindness!: George:)

  • awsooooooomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­eeeeeeeeeeee!!!! :D

  • @tholok97 Big thaaaaank:)!

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  • needs more cowbell (?) lol

  • I think I'm in love with your drumkit

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  • very, very enjoyable, and quite briliant, thanks for doing, and sharing !!

  • I didn't really like the "Imperial march" part, but "Cantina" as awesome.

  • Gotta say this shows more RAW talent than Most...You play the drums like a true musical instrument...They are tuned like a KEYBOARD, rather than a set of drums...Excellent timing and HARMONY for a percussion instrument. Impressive, Most Impressive!!!

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