I’m studying your cover and lesson on this song to teach myself. I’m 30 and completely new to drums

Saving this for when my new kit is set up. I’m a day 1 drummer and I want to learn this song! Thanks for the lesson

Thank you very much. Learning from you.

Just found this video and i cant believe how you made this so easily understandable, great job! And thank you! Drum roll please😊

Mount the cymbal boom arm on one of the tom arms

What is it called when the drummer just plays on the rim? Tapping type of sound?

With the hi hat clutch method, you might have the cymbal a bit loose to move and not crack and there is no protection from the threads on the center of the clutch on the center hole of the splash. I tape that with masking tape but if you choose not to...may keyhole your splash,(not the smooth rod in the center of the hi hat stand, but the center of the HH clutch itself, but other wise it's a very good use of space.

Love this!!!! Thank you for the education 🙏

I've never broke a stick in by life. only retired then from tip flaking over years of playing.

This has been so valuable to me as an older person getting into drums - I would really love to see some other easy drum parts broken down and taught in a similar way!

Nice and clear thanks

Actually, the cymbals on beginner kits are made of brass. But yeah, I agree. Upgrade those *ASAP!!!!!!!*

Really clear and effective explanation. Thank you so much!!

Do you have a PDF ?

One thing that I don’t think was mentioned in the video: if you have the bottom heads of your toms taken off, all you need to do is put the measuring tape from where the head is down to the bottom of the tom. Hope this helps, and let me know if I’m correct, Jon!

5. The placement on a stacker over a bigger cymbal (like someone as already written). It is very useful. Very light, no more floor space, but the splash has its own “stand” and the biggest difference with the upside down method is that you can reach the bell of the lower cymbal and you don’t have the risk of hitting the lower cymbal when you hit the splash. Cons: it’s not free but it’s cheaper then a full stand or a boom arm. With a good stacker like the Tama csa15, you can also choose the different tension of both cymbals (the Lower crash and the upper splash).

I too like the way you teach, thanks. When you break The song down, it really seems very long and sometimes complicated. I guess I need to practice practice practice😳

Your tape was crooked on that first measurement

As a fifth method which I am using as well, you can use a cymbal stand extender rod and put it on top of a larger sized cymbal. Many hardware manufacturers has this option.

This was the first song I learned on drums and this video made it so easy. Thanks man!

I'm a loud player, never pit my heads, and no chipping on coated heads (only my snare head wears in one spot), play for about 20 hours a week. I don't have my toms tuned tight either. my heads seem to last me for a good 5-6 years before i decide, "okay i guess i should get some new heads" lol

I've been learning the drums for several months now. Earlier today I tried 6/8. It took me a while to actually get it going lol. Counting to 6 messed up my head.

The clearest instruction video ever, for one of the greatest rock beats ever.

I thought I just had bad technique, but nope, just a punk drummer.

great explanation! thanks

Every definition gets changed. What'd he say? When did 2 beats and a splash become a 'rim shot'?

Thanks so much, you helped me a lot with your video of the beats and fills and now practicing with the cover, i love the song and its amazing i can play it now, thanks to you. Only one suggestion, maybe it would be interesting if we could see yor feet, this is something where i often get lost. But anyway thx again, ill subscribe to your channel, greetings!

Excellent ! Tks from BR !

I can maybe pull this off with a little bit of practice

The drum heads on the bottom of my drums are flawless ; should I change them?

Thank you for this!

Thanks, you’ve relaxed a “perfectionist” beginner. I was getting hung up about the wear but to hell with it, wearing them out is part of the process. 🎉🎉

Hey there, thank you for this video! This is great...🤘

What is the brand name of the sticks u used on your drum pad

Very surprised that a cymbal stacker isn’t mentioned in this video. They screw on top of an existing cymbal stand in place of the wing nut and can cost as low as $20. They come in various lengths and some of the more expensive ones have adjustable pivot points for tilting the cymbal angle.

can you do more tutorials this is really helpful and i can really understand it! Keep up the good work

This is excellent

Great explanation, thanks!

ugh, more confused, you convinced me on all four approaches.

JON YOU ARE AMAZING ...Could u play COME TOGETHER by the Beatles and explain all those FILLS slowly .....thank you

I’m learning Nervous Shakedown. Took a break. Opened KZbin and this popped up. Love it! Thanks for the lesson.

Hey can you do a tutorial for when the levee breaks? Out of all the drumming instructors out there i find your videos the best and easiest to follow, hope you keep this account up!

Thanks so much

Finally someone who can explain at my pace. Thank you,awesome teacher.

Great video, I agree 100%

Best drum head I ever had was the factory head that came on the first drum I ever purchased. Lasted me 9 years before I had to replace it. It was a sad day when it had to go.

Thank you so much

The best \,,/

Thank youu very useful for mee💖

Great explanation..I love the snare on beat five.for that unexpected sound.syncopation is so good.