How To Play Van Halen's "Hot For Teacher" Intro (DRUMEO LESSON)

[@richardhead8264]

Alex Van Halen took rock drumming to a new level in Hot For Teacher. Give a good listen to the tasty little piece he plays right after David says "Gimme something to write on man!" Sad part is most people don't even hear those nuggets of rhythmic gold.

[@josephperez2567]

Richard Head

[@khildebrand4260]

Richard Head Nice profile picture

[@bass-callbo8434]

Richard Head soooo sad, most people don‘t. But the few elite ones do. That makes live a little more tolerable.

[@kevinwilkins3248]

MySecretMessages Lmao, whatever dude.

[@johnpickering5289]

@MySecretMessages I am sorry but what you have said is nothing close to the truth. Your understanding of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is very limited and your observations incorrect. A drum pad has a trigger, which sends a message to a module which then in turn produces a sound. This is no different to a digital piano! Alex was using Simmons gear at the time. I am a drummer and have played both acoustic and electronic (including Simmons) drums and can tell you for absolute sure and certain that Alex was not hitting a pad once while it triggered four notes. Alex on the 1984 tour most certainly did play the intro live with no tricks. There are videos here on youtube showing it in fact. Simply do a search for Hot For Teacher live 1984.

[@BassMeister17]

It's amazing how jazzy this intro is when you break it down so granularly.

[@MrWang-uy5ec]

Check out "Quadrant 4" by Billy Cobham. It partially inspired the "Hot for Teacher" drum part

[@warrenhammonds1093]

@@MrWang-uy5ec It's a mixture of that and the floor tom work in Sing Sing Sing by Gene Krupa. Alex said that in an interview.

[@Jimdidit]

finally someone breaks it down, I learned this in the 90s, ..it's like freebird for drumming, anytime I played it... people are stoked.

[@DiogenesNephew]

JIM DELIOS I've only been bummed out to hear freebird.

[@FioreMotors]

@@DiogenesNephew Freebird??? compared to that?? Thats like comparing a Buddy Rich solo to Wipeout.....

[@shanemartin8904]

U DID NOT PLAY IT

[@Jimdidit]

@@shanemartin8904 Oh, I played it.

[@tiffanim547]

@@DiogenesNephew Right...I thought that was the consensus lol

[@neilmoneymaker4875]

I saw Van Halen live twice in my younger days. Alex Van Halen is a beast on drums. I knew this before I ever saw them live. Believe me, I was close enough the first time I saw them, and Alex plays this live. I know there weren't any other people helping him out on hot for teacher, he does it all by himself and nails it. The tempo was slightly faster live of course. It rocked.

[@xpicklepie]

Billy Cobham did this in the early 70's on a tune called "Quadrant Four". Simon Phillips also did it on Jeff Beck's "Space Boogie".

[@jamestcallahanphotographer]

Yes, that’s undoubtedly where Alex got the idea. His version is a bit different with the rhythmic embellishment in the right hand in the ride cymbal bell. Cobham and Phillips did it with a swing pattern on the ride and ghost strokes in the left hand. That would have been a bit messy for HFT...Alex keeps it simpler and powerful.

[@roby6993]

@@jamestcallahanphotographer The first to ever use the double bass shuffle was Carmine Appice (Catcus - Parchman farm, 1970).

[@kevinotoole9576]

Billy Cobham has got to be the best of the best. I don't blame Alex for taking the influence

[@JustinTorrento]

Thanks for posting this. Really interesting to hear those songs. Beck's playing clearly influenced Eddie too! The brothers must have jammed space boogie tons of times. But when they made their song they made a great one.

[@sdriza]

some comments are gold

[@grazydine2]

Eddie wasn't the only virtuoso in Van Halen.

[@shanemartin8904]

yes...DLR was the other

[@alexrosales2357]

@@shanemartin8904 😂

[@shanemartin8904]

@@alexrosales2357 wtf, wats yo prob dude. YOu dont feel that Roth is a Virtuosmo???

[@Joesfosterdogs]

Alex never gets his due...this is EPIC drumming for a pop rock tune. Your drum sound is amazing bro. You nailed this!

[@jungleismasiv4426]

Who else thought the intro was *only* double bass? Reminded me of "Bleed" by Meshuggah...

[@Jtomba06]

The first 2 measures is pretty much the bass drum pattern from "Bleed"

[@jalmarivartola2286]

@@Jtomba06 Other way around. This song is 20+ years older than bleed.

[@Jtomba06]

no shit

[@JacksonWhyte]

Yeah Bleed is just hertas everywhere😂

[@jjc6776]

I was lead to believe from other drummers was that was double base and when recorded in the studion he had to do layovers. Mind blown

[@nobot87]

I always thought the intro was just a motorcycle engine

[@HeyLook287]

+bobby I did for the longest time until I actually listened to it seriously, not on radio or whatever.

[@guitarwelsh]

lol

[@ziiofswe]

+bobby I always associated it with that irregular idle of a high performance V8... fits good with the hot rod that is in the video too.

[@puffnpluky76]

+ziiofswe It was supposed to sound like a Harley actually.

[@komputerLuek]

it's actually both

[@dakotachurch8377]

Surprisingly simple, until sped up of course.

[@lancemattice1980]

I feel like this sentence embodies the essence of drumming.

[@rickbeauchene8694]

@@lancemattice1980 totally lol

[@JasonDrums24]

Anything is simple until sped up

[@robohjhonson3711]

Well said

[@williamthomas5780]

Best teaching of this (that I've seen) by FAR. Really cool lick; unique, complicated, difficult and really smooth sounding to the ear when played. I think is actually the ONLY song that I've ever heard with this kick shuffle. Really simple but "counter intuitive" (strange) feeling to play (especially at speed). I have a really good ear for picking apart and learning drum licks. Been that way since 6th grade (37 yrs ago). I could pick apart complicated Rush pieces but I could never get this one (sticking) with the ear. That's impressive and even more so to see you break it down exactly. Alex is SO underrated. Thank you very much for your time put into this. You are a great teacher. PS: I noticed the sticking on the ride. Nice.

[@artvandelay0073]

Excellent job, Aaron. That's enough to make a guy give up the drums and take up the tambourine instead...LOL. I always thought this drum intro sounded like a Top Fuel dragster idling at the line, waiting for the tree to turn "green". Keep up the great work! 😄👍

[@minnesotajack1]

“This may seem difficult to play....” You don’t say....

[@1irishanml]

This is why a music education is so important. Being able to read and practice from a young age would help so many aspiring drummers as compared to trying to figure this stuff out from a six inch stereo speaker in your car or basement. Glad to see folks are doing it now. Great, mind blowing lesson. So much more to this than most drummers would ever figure out.

[@tonyspro]

I always thought that they just recorded a guy making popcorn.

[@The73rdSecret]

Mysterious Internet Guy LMAO

[@leroyjennings2033]

Hilarious!

[@jacobszilagyi284]

Interesting theory but i do believe that the popcorn can pop at unexpected timings

[@jonathanperry8331]

What I heard was it was a replication of a muscle car engine starting with a very large cam timing

[@joewhittle801]

Just taking the time to acknowledge the beautiful drum sound on this clip. Gorgeous! And great playing. Thankyou 🙌

[@scottkasper6378]

I’m still fascinated by this intro all these years later. How did he come up with this?

[@jacknone1564]

By listening to Billy Cobham playing Quadrant Four.

[@myturningpoint]

its a Ferrari engine ticking over, I thought everyone knew this?

[@lawsonporter6113]

​@@myturningpointI believe it was actually Eddie's 78 Lamborghini miura

[@myturningpoint]

@@lawsonporter6113 I knew it was one of his cars, I guess the urban legends and chinese whispers back in the 80's changed the story slightly 👍

[@mikeprevez1839]

Alex came up with something you had never heard in rock drumming before on every album. And that isn't easy to do. he was very innovative, unique.

[@EDOGG62]

Funny story... When I worked in a large drum shop on the East Coast, Dennis Chambers used to come in pretty regularly. One time when he came in, we all somehow got on the subject of the "Hot for Teacher" intro. He mentioned that he had run into AVH recently (it was around the early 90s) and had brought up the intro to him as well. He claimed that they had sped up the tape... not that it's impossible to play at speed of course, but an interesting story anyway. The tone/production (and playing) on this kit sounds GREAT btw! And nice breakdown...

[@lanceh4653]

Thank you so much! This is the best and most accurate explanation of this I have seen by far. It's still a difficult piece, but much simpler than I thought. You are awesome!

[@prettynoose8497]

It's pretty much a jazz lick.

[@BrentonBold]

van halen songs have swing influences

[@swordmonkey6635]

Alex used to drums in his dad's jazz group when he was young so it makes sense that jazz would show up.

[@mhks68]

Not quite my tempo!

[@jpcolindesign517]

Amen! Few people have enough of a background in music genres or music theory to recognize the influences in that song.

[@jonnuanez2843]

That's kinda what I thought. Sounds like swing music.

[@sw1tched]

finally somone who plays it right

[@avhou812]

sw1tched uhhh....nice pic

[@markuschelios6891]

He was having a little trouble with the BD downbeat feel. It's not easy to get that right.

[@1111Paiste]

Thanks for the AWESOME lesson! Just an FYI for novices (as many know this already), the original recording is overdubbed in many places throughout the song, especially the intro.

[@Whaddayamean13]

The Van Halens are classically trained musicians. They mastered the piano before either one of them picked up a guitar or the drums. So what they play, technically, isn't that complicated or impossible to play. Any adequate player can duplicate those songs. But nobody plays it like them. They have a signature sound and a tone that is unmatched. The depth to their tone is unbeatable.

[@camelcase9225]

So basically the hardest thing in the world, kew.

[@jonathanosaurus]

I lold

[@ryankelsey9646]

I actually can play the guitar into, and now I'm learning the drum parts. I'd say the drums on this song are actually harder than the guitar parts, but I've played guitar longer than I have drums, so I may be biased there! lol.

[@SonnyGTA]

I wod

[@demonicsweaters]

AVH is a great drummer, such a cool part. Amazing you were able to figure it out so precisely. To me hitting the china was always the most difficult part while the kick shuffle is going. You do it really well.

[@kimberlyballard2825]

That is so cool! Love the sound coming out of that floor tom! It has such a nice low resonance!

[@cMaXeJIJIo]

lol I've always thought that that intro was 4 kick drums recorded on top of one another!

[@terriblecrayon]

+cMaXeJIJIo Me too!

[@Spikey1227]

How would they play that live

[@eddiesparxx2715]

Gong drum?

[@titmusspaultpaul5]

Yeah it sort of sounds like that.

[@violentshemp7776]

@@borrago .........

[@MrCJduo]

This teacher should come back! He's my new favorite.

[@wendy1479]

Agreed!! Total newbie to the channel and love how he breaks this down

[@mrmike9793]

5:43 almost sounds like the intro to "Everybody Wants Some" or "Panama."

[@rationalmuscle]

Damn man, you're a fantastic teacher. I'm a bassist and felt I could almost play it. : ) Seriously, great channel.

[@mikecarmean6446]

One of the Best Solos... 💥🥁💥 of All Time

[@clintkleyn6107]

The most impressive rock drum intro ever. It always sounded to me like Alex was simulating a Harley Davidson motorcycle engine. Pure awesomeness

[@closinginonclosure]

Sounds like a bag of popcorn in the microwave

[@shredd5705]

Not just simulating, it's actually a recorded exhaust. Drums played over it. That's why so many people struggle with it, Alex didn't actually play it with drums. It's a car engine exhaust + drums played on top

[@Accuratetranslationservices]

I don't really listen to Van Halen even, but everyone recognizes this drum part -- hard to do that with an instrument like the drums, create such a memorable part. Shows not only Alex's skill but his creativity. It's just good songwriting from a drummer.

[@Pirelli913]

I like Aaron Edgar's way of teaching. Yeah, it's fast, but on KZbin, that's what the pause button is for. Watched another video by Drumeo and the guy took forever to actually get into the lesson. Thanks to Aaron, I'm actually learning the double bass polyrhythm in Tool's The Pot. And I suck at double bass. Got up to 100 BPM, need to reach 105 for album speed. Gonna like this video so I can come back to it later. Fast triplets, paradiddles and double bass will improve my playing.

[@stan9030]

Amazing how this intro inspired so much drumers after it release. Intros like Painkiller comes from that inspiration, this guy made history!

[@CaioMarchiori]

This intro sounds like an old V8 engine.

[@pnut166]

uh yeah, motorcycles don`t have V8s.

[@Tarburz]

Go check out what a 406 sbc v8 sounds like, it's exactly like this.

[@benparsons4979]

@@pnut166 did he mention motorcycles?

[@SonnyGTA]

pnut166 where did he say motorcycle?? Are you sniffing glue again?

[@bubba0725]

I just wanted to leave you comment that you are an outstanding teacher. Keep posting!

[@pinballdan]

Wow..awesome..Always wondered how this was played!!!

[@oriolgt6446]

Thanks so much!!!! I was looking for this transcription for so long!!!

[@VLNTGhosT]

I've never attempted this song, this tutorial honestly helps, screenshotted some of the paradiddles and 16th notes

[@saltykrug]

I really like the guys methods and teaching approach @ Drumeo. Since I'm laid off till work picks back up, I might as well sub up and sharpen my skills. I agree with the others on how nice it was to have this broken down. I have played this as part of my drum solo/warm ups over the years but incorrectly. I had always heard that Alex over dubbed the drum intro but never knew if that was true or not.

[@n84434]

I’ve always felt the kick drum/floor Tom intro sounded like a top fuel dragster idling. Love it!!

[@RockfrdDrm]

The intro is a mixture of Simmons electronics and acoustic toms. The first part is actually 2 Simmons tracks mixed together with off beat hits on acoustic toms. Then he goes into the double bass shuffle. Just listen closely to the original recording, it's a lot of studio gimmicks that happened to work well.

[@SuperClusterfunk]

"Hurta"? Is this a new rudiment? First time I've heard of it (hurdah it, get it?). No, seriously when did this sticking get named? I've got a feeling I'm spelling wrong, so please help! Thanks, and great lesson, I bet it was tricky isolating the different tom sounds on top of the double kick! Thanks!!! SCF

[@ScottandGuitar5150]

+SuperClusterFunk The herta has always been around. It is known as a hybrid rudiment!

[@SuperClusterfunk]

+ScottandGuitar5150 Thanks Scott! I'm gonna have to fire someone, I never got the memo...LOL!

[@Iheartdgd]

I’m definitely not the person to explain it to you, but I believe it is a European style of counting, there are many multi syllable ‘words’ that represent timing in this style, I think it’s either Scandinavian or Swedish, but I’ve also heard people using it even in India.

[@bryanpullen906]

Thanks Arron. I have wanted to play that solo/song correctly for years. Now I can do it!

[@fireyourrocketts]

Great video! now try that for a lefty drummer playing a right kit, openhanded match grip with ride on left....yup, that is me, no matter what I done never comes right, granted, I have never been in a cover band requiring this song so never worried too much learning it right but still it is one of the most drumming challenging beats in the history of rock and roll!! Thank you for this video!

[@theotherrobzombie]

Love the intro to Hot for Teacher! Totally killer! Looks easier said than done though.

[@glengamble526]

One thing about the intro-the very first 5 seconds ONLY are a sample of Eddie Van Halen’s Ferrari engine. Then the Simmons floor tom sound that is tuned to match it, is overdubbed-engineer Don Landee worked for hours matching up the two sounds as close as possible, simply because they wanted the Ferrari on the record, as they thought it sounded cool and unique...and then the Simmons kick drums. How do I know? I just read producer Ted Templeman book-and he confirmed it.

[@mpwhiteloon2316]

One of the greatest intros ever!! Alex you are missed brother! I wish you’d get back out on the road!

[@RockOn78]

Lesson’s legit. Well done dude 🤘.

[@bigbaby9189]

This is really good. I’m never going to attempt it but it’s a great lesson

[@Rob-dp3vr]

I've been playing it for years, but never saw it transcribed like this. I've always felt like it has a matching band feel to it. Though it would be the snares, quad drums, and bass drum layering the same beats.

[@Wewerka001]

I don't even play drums

[@crazybutcool5150]

Thanks for the lesson, and I can't wait to try it out. Your kit sounds great!

[@rauxguitar]

Hey great lesson!! I've always wanted to play this intro, thanks!

[@JoeyP322]

Incredible playing and instruction

[@mletalien]

Fantastic lesson, Aaron....thanks for taking the time to do this!!!

[@ididyermom3273]

IMO one of the best and most iconic drum beats of Rock!

[@haze1123]

What I always loved about this intro is that is sounded like the idle of a V8 engine in a top-fuel dragster.

[@n84434]

You’re not alone my friend!

[@_-Sweets-_]

I was just listening to this song and I'm such a geek at how things are played I found myself here....this song has one of the sexiets intro's❤❤❤

[@keefriff99]

Damn, that's some great playing. Spot on replication of Alex's intro.

[@jamestcallahanphotographer]

Thanks to Aaron for a great and thorough breakdown of this intro...after many years I’m learning it correctly. But not once is there mention of the great drummer who created it??

[@bigkickleo]

Alex Van Halen explained that he actually overdubbed the drums in the intro - 2 different drum takes until the guitar comes in. And during this time he was starting to mess around with Simmons and Sampled/ Analog elec sounds. That's why it sounds like a "floor tom". I owned a Simmons kit from the same era and that analog synth kick sound is exactly what I hear in the intro dubbed over the acoustic drums. And as someone else mentioned - he was also messing around with Roto Toms around this time as well. Sorry Drumeo...

[@eriklarson9137]

I love you dude. This guy plays it note for note minus the effects they used on the album, and you stroll in saying it wasn't done like this, just because you can't play it. Lol! You are another person who has no idea how electronic drums actually work.

[@dizzypilots2639]

Great sounding Toms. Please do a tuning lesson as well. Best lesson on this I ever heard . Thanks.

[@yuvalwh]

I had to learn this song for my recital, thanks to this video its been done and the show was amazing

[@BREAD-j6l]

Trying to learn some of these more complex parts and this def helps. Thank you

[@ruthielalastor2209]

He's giving instructions and I'm nodding my head and all. I don't even play the drums.

[@molskimauler]

Listen to a Top Fuel dragster idling. You'll see where Alex got his inspiration

[@n84434]

Looks like I wasn’t alone.....👍🏻

[@underthetrees4780]

Reminds me of my dad's 68 nova pro street car

[@matthewb8229]

Since the first time, as a 13 year old, hearing this drum line, I wondered how it was played! I finally learned why I thought I was hearing triples in the toms, but it was a combo of tom and bass.

[@Romans219]

Thankful to have a good ear to know this when it came out. Alex deserves a lot of credit for his innovation.

[@glennrochemusic]

Whether done on floor tom or all on double kick, the intro is a little more forgiving than the solo section which I've never heard anyone get right. I transcribed that when I had to learn it in the 80's and found it to be one of the most complimentary drum passages of all time. The angular, jagged and tension filled section all pays off by the solo's end going into the keys climax. Add that to the video please Aaron! Good luck.

[@drewper73]

Classic drum intro! You know it's "Hot For Teacher" as soon as you hear Alex's floor tom, which almost sounds like an electric tom. I'm pretty sure he used roto-toms too. There's no mistaking that roto-tom sound. I was hoping that you were going to mention the unique ride cymbal pattern that Alex plays. It's kind of opposite from the normal ride pattern. Also, do you think Alex had all of those stickings and rhythms in mind when he played this intro? Or do you think that he just sat down with a general idea in mind and just started playing? I think he sat down and just started playing until he got to the main beat with the ride cymbal. There's a Billy Cobham song called "Quadrant 4" that came out 10 years before "Hot For Teacher" and I think Van Halen may have been listening to Cobham's "Spectrum" album during the recording of their "1984" album.

[@glengamble526]

drewper73 it sounds like an electronic tom cause it IS an electronic tom: a Simmons drum. So are the kick drums. The high toms may be roto toms but I don't know for certain...and yes Quadrant 4 is an influence on this song, as is PARCHMAN FARM by Cactus. The VH brothers used to jam both.

[@icepick859]

This intro is 100% just Alex's style. If you watch any of his solos or just watch him play in his studio, he plays this kind of stuff all over the place. I think he wrote it out but it definitely came from years of developing this style and it's just how he plays

[@LucasDrums]

Love your way of teaching. Its so easy to understand. And very easy to Play to it After it:) Good Luck for the Future.

[@georgeguest397]

Sick man....love it! I wish I would had this lesson back in the 80's!

[@DamnitDave]

i don't believe for a second that AVH put that much thought into it. i feel like he just played it from his gut and everyone has tried to analyse, break down and copy it. there are probably some mistake stickings in the original, but he just made it groove

[@wadewedemeier9378]

Awesome lesson…thank you 🤘

[@tomjones2348]

Wow! Great tutorial. Your succinct and articulate narrative makes it easy to follow and understand! So many drum instructors want to sound hip, rambling on and on, but not making a clear point. I'm 65, a skilled classical violinist/pianist...also well versed in Jazz guitar...and started drums last week. I just love it. But I'm looking for the right on line teacher format. Drumeo seams well organized. I like that.

[@OpusKingOfficial]

One of many reasons Alex is one of my favorite drummers. i dont play drums so this seems super hard but i used to play this lick or attempt to with pencils in class haha

[@jimmyjennings4089]

Pretty dam good, nice to see younger players keeping the mighty Van Halen alive and kickin

[@jtro77]

Real drums are, unfortunately and regrettably, not one of the many insruments i do play. I am impressed with the amount of coordination and timing needed, not only to play, but understand and explain this.

[@aadzre]

in producer Ted Templeman's book he confirmed the first 5 seconds are actually Eddie Van Halen's Lamborghini exhaust

[@gsmith207]

Thumbs up for awesome chops, and 10 thumbs up for those drums! Love those Sonors

[@erikfraunfelter3628]

This lesson and PDF is gonna help me learn to properly play the intro as I am gonna be playing this in an 80s metal tribute band.

[@johnabbottphotography]

I still remember the first time my friend put on "Hot for Teacher" on his record player. He had dbx nose reduction on, and his 120 watt Carver cranked up. The drumbeat just cut through so hard. I always thought it sounded like a difficult beat to play. It's impressive to know that it's even harder than what I thought.

[@markusthedrummer8143]

Sonor drums could make even Lars Ulrich sound amazing. Great instructional video btw.

[@sisco3404]

If you listen to isolated drum track here on KZbin the intro is all bass drum. You can tell because the same sound(bass drum) is played throughout with the small toms coming in later.

[@peteasarisi2536]

That was an absolutely beautiful version.

[@mileyondrumz]

I always thought he did the Hertas with his feet! Great tutorial!

[@robertthompson5568]

Most contested drum beat EVER! 🤔🥁?????? I think that the story is...uh...So, It's double bass, "double tracked", with some Roland triggered samples just to complicate the issue...😆 I believe the intention was to sound like a motorcycle idling. Dude (Alex Van Halen) doesn't even play the opening bit in concert so...it's disputable. Honestly, this cat plays about the best version of it I've ever seen. Aaron Edgar always comes in when Drumeo really needs to drop the hammer! 😲🤘

[@TracyGunz]

Alex is very under rated as a drummer. Dude is a killer on the drums. He is Eddie but on a kit IMO. He knew what Eddie was gonna play before he played it. All they did as kids way play together everyday. Ya get good if ya stick with it. Play an hour or more a day, you will see progress in a week....

[@fvillamil82]

Mike Mangini and his double bass take on that intro section took it to another level

[@jessejamesalvarado5608]

But the original is still better no matter what, Mangini is only copying and adding his twist to it

[@alencore]

Nice lesson. Kinda harder for me to learn this note for note so I just try to mimic it as close as I can get it at speed. Also really weird but may be interesting to some if you play this in a old school be-bop jazz style haha! Ride cymbal is actually flatted out jazz ride pattern but played more loudly.

[@devinbuchhorn]

Great lesson Aaron!

[@peacefulbliss1]

I have never heard Alex Van Halen play the intro to this song live. I would love to hear his version of how this was done. You have done an excellent job of simulating the same sound, but I'm not sure how he did this in the studio...

[@buffalojoe78]

He couldn’t do it actually. They fudged the drumming a tiny bit in post so that it sounded cool. That being said, drummers are able to do it now

[@Goldpenny1]

Nice lesson. Great teacher and drummer.

[@FirestormAudio]

Awesome playing. I read a long time ago in an issue of DRUM! magazine that Alex double tracked the intro, but your playing in this sounded spot on.

[@johnpickering5289]

+Ben Funk There has been a lot of speculation, however it was not double tracked. AVH used to play the intro on the 1984 tour live with simmons drums. Most people simply have not been able to work out how it was played, leading to incorrect rumours that it was dubbed. This guy does a fantastic job by the way!

[@Cx3mtb]

Best drum intro ever done.

[@acdcrifftv8714]

You are awesome!!! Great lesson and tone!

[@marcdemell5976]

That was excellent man ,way to go .I am not quite at that level yet .