Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen | Drum Cover By Pascal Thielen

[@sichothe_rock7201]

Good drumset, perfect timing, experience and sound production on cymbals with all same pitches. Awesome

[@KlabecDrummer]

Perfect!!!!

[@duh.]

That snare......🖤

[@DulceDul217]

I'm making breakfast so I'm listening more than watching and I totally forgot this was a cover and not the real thing 🤯

[@drumsonly44]

What did you have for breakfast?

[@DulceDul217]

@@drumsonly44 chilaquiles and coffee

[@gustavosepulveda3364]

¡Pero que hermoso! Escuchar después del tema sólo la batería es otro mundo. Es redescubrir el tema y su ingenería en sonido. Genial

[@rhythmista7707]

Always a superb demonstration of recapturing some of the most iconic drum sounds, players, and music. Perfectly executed 👍

[@TeclaSAPcomUlissesCarvalho]

Brilliant!

Sounds so close to record! Also, Pascal opens the hi-hat when hitting the snare! 🤩🥁

[@callejarvholm]

I love that move so much, can’t stop doing it on the drums, and i’m a guitarist🤪

[@JazzyJonas]

I listened to the full mix again after hearing the drums alone and it's just uncanny how *right* it all sounds.

[@The_KlaVra]

Dont know if you already did it but a James The Rev Sullivan drum sound and video would be fucking awesome! Would love see pascal do the double ride part of Almost Easy

[@stewartgc09]

Didn't Portnoy record that? I think The Rev mostly wrote it, but it was still Portnoy on the record from what I understand.

[@The_KlaVra]

@@stewartgc09 almost easy is from the self titled, the rev vas still alive... the next album nightmare was written by the rev and mike portnoy played...

[@stewartgc09]

@@The_KlaVra gotcha thanks!

[@KhemBMD]

Yea I’ve been dying for this

[@uhioko]

Wonderful sound of drums and cymbals :) The quality is on top! Video editing deserves special praise! Well done!

[@tobiaswinter1358]

Super schön umgesetzt, nicht nur vom musikalischen her!

[@velhotamaninidrummer]

🙄 show, wonderful 🤯

[@user-oi9iz9jr8y]

These videos are so well done I absolutely love them

[@trainsplanesfarminggaming2024]

Great cover! Great editing!

[@demonicsweaters]

Amazing job.... now you should do KISS Alive!

[@porleg]

Really well done all round

[@markodianezevic9576]

super

[@hugovargas89]

gran interpretación!

[@senvguild173]

Cool!

[@benward6502]

So good mate. Amazing sound on those drums and brilliant production. What an utterly tremendous song! Not many like that anymore.

[@andreaspessoacousin]

This song is so incredible on drums! Congrats!!!

[@jOEdIRTmD]

Excellent work dude! I liked it a lot, cheers!

[@Raebbaenae]

Really enjoyable performance. Always loved Taylors drumming. Since you guys go back and forth between different eras, how about back to 90's and something from Mike Bordin from Faith No More?

[@SantoSK92]

Keren banget!!

[@TerryMCarroll]

What Pascal and Art of Drumming have been doing with their videos of classic rock tunes is to freeze these masterpieces to their infinitesimal elements. All of these classics no doubt began as improvisations, that then became grooves, and, ultimately, their "final" take in the recording studio. In some ways, this "freezing" takes away from the improvisations that preceded the recordings, but isn't that what all the classics -- Bach, Beethoven, Debussy -- began as, before they were committed to musical scores? And, it isn't like the drum parts were written out in advance of the recordings. From there, with these masterpieces frozen, we amateur drummers (and other musicians, or non-musician fans) can see the precise form of the end product, and learn from them toward our own improvisations. This is all a great tribute to the end product, but also, if we think about it, what went into it. Thank you so much for these wonderful reproduction tributes! I've loved all of them.

[@ManilaSoundClips]

Excellent ! Could listen and watch all day 🤘🏿

[@kovalfetterer2218]

Can’t wait for Scott Rockenfield’s drum sound next please!

[@Rusli1659LPSoldier]

that gong at the end is perfect! but also the drums sounded more similar to Live aid, The operatic section orchestration on the drums sounds exactly like the recording but should add timpani on it too. I like the setup though but also the China Zildjian should have played in Hammer to fall.

[@rhythmista7707]

There is no timpani on the original.

[@Rusli1659LPSoldier]

@@rhythmista7707 there is a timpani, Pls listen to the drum isolated track of this song in a operatic section. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@IGIVRUP]

brilliant as always! love your videos!

[@chris_d_r_u_m_s]

Genuinely curious how you remove the drums from the original?

[@revengeof1307]

Nice

[@DerTeufelskerrrl]

YAAAAAAA, ENDLICH GONG😁🤘🌋

[@jeanp.gonzalez556]

¡¡Niceee!!

[@Xero_Untermensch13]

Sean kinney of alice in chains?

[@angelozavala5728]

Do one for Jimmy Chamberlain of the smashing pumpkins

[@StraightNoChaser86]

Drum are more forward in the mix at times in the original.

[@FMATheQuiet]

Bismillah!

[@jonahseago]

LOVE THIS GUYS! would love to collab on a video possibly?? 🤘🥁

[@BadaDing]

This guy totally folds his socks and underwear!

[@Unlnownn]

Fredi mercuri

[@josephcasile6314]

Under normal circumstances it would be crazy to criticize such a faithful reproduction, but the absolute perfection of your previous efforts hasn't quite been matched here. The base drum is a bit too open and powerful and the cymbals are mixed down too low. Also the bass drum/cymbal hits in the initial sections are 1& but in the original, they're usually just on the one with the cymbal. Still fantastic, but not up to your previous standard.