Appreciate ya!

@@nickhajek hope you’re well, play you’re heart out man👊🏼

Hey sorry, I don't check notifications on KZbin very often, and I'm sorry I missed this from a while ago. But want to quickly say thank you very much for the kind words. Greatly appreciated.

@@nickhajek no worries, just keep doing what you do. Through our bleeding, we are one.

Many thanks.

@@nickhajek You’re welcome. I hope to see you soon on my channel, thanks!!

Appreciate the kind words. I agree that would be cool, ha ha, but I literally just use my iPhone to do these. Don’t have any other cameras or software or mics or anything that a real video maker would use.

Cheers! Many thanks.

Many thanks Jack. Hope you’re well.

Greatly appreciate it man, it's a fun one.

Hey Kenrick, greatly appreciate the comment. As for the fills, I definitely don’t play them the way Matt does. I mostly just throw them around the kit. I think he (from watching videos) tends to keep his fills mostly on snare and accenting in his toms. The key is obviously being able to do a sustained 16th note roll at 170bpm or whatever the song is. Good luck, I know you’ll get it.

Jacob Cruz Much appreciated Jacob.

Thanks Pierre!

Josmy escorcia Thanks for the comment Josmy. It’s not terrible once you get used to the speed and maintaining that speed.

Yes

Cheers Alex.

Thanks for writing my favorite song and for the comment.

A belated thank you!

Thanks Michael.

Thanks Kristoffer, appreciate it!

Plot Twist: He's The Walkmen's Drummer. :0

Hell yeah he did!!!

Many thanks Clive.

A belated thanks Fabric Couch!

+Viniceboy “Viniceboy1” grayson Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.

Many thanks! From your videos it looks like your just starting out. Looking good! Welcome to the club.

Rafa Santos Thanks for the kind words Rafa! I have to be honest in saying that I have no idea what jamgle.com is. What would it entail to do the cover? Is it live via web-cams or what? I'd be interested, but just need more info. Thanks again for the kind words.

Nick Hajek hey man! no, it's not live, everyone records his own track with his intruments, following the same backing track (to have the same bpm) and we upload the videos on jamgle.com where they will be mixed, as explained here jamgleblog.wordpress.com/2015/05/19/how-to-make-the-perfect-jam/ if you want we can start with the Rat (actuallly if you have a drums-only audio of this you could use it already!) if u prefer let's talk via email [email protected] ;)

Rafa Santos Thanks, shot you an email.

Matt Winter Thanks Matt.

Subbacultcha Many thanks.

Thank you kindly Filip! I wish I had better audio recording equipment as well. Thanks for watching. Be well!

Thanks Tristan, just checked out your channel. You're amazing. How did you come across this video if you don't me asking? Be well.

Nick Hajek Thanks for the kind words man! I was watching Ilan Rubin/Denver Harbor stuff and just sort of rabbit trailed here. Glad I did haha!

Whoa! Very cool of you guys to say.Thanks a lot. Much appreciated.

Thanks for the comment Carla. I am mostly self taught, but am taking lessons now. Though, I doubt anyone would consider this to be a high level of skill. This is pretty basic in the drum world, just a fun song to play. Thanks again!

Hey Chris, thanks for the response. I took the snare to a classic drum show a couple years back and it was identified as an 'early 60's Japanese Import Pearl'. The only emblem I can find on the kit is on the high tom, the mounting hardware just simply says 'Japan'. Apparently, when Pearl was just making a ton of drum sets for American consumers who were really into rock 'n roll. The snare belonged to my grandpa and his professional kit that he played out with was a Slingerland due to his infatuation with Buddy and Gene, etc. Thanks again.