OLA LEARNS PANTERA I'M BROKEN - ON DRUMS

[@OlaEnglund]

DEMONETIZED! But still a lot of fun! Have a great Friday everyone!

[@ilovegreenock]

Well done Ola keep rocking those drums!

[@joselltemes]

DEMON-ETIZED but you had fun and that only matters

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

You could wrap rubber bands around the sticks at a preffered lenght to maintain grip.

[@renansoares1518]

hey ola! just a tip put your foot nn the middle of the pedal, because when you put all your foot on the pedal becomes very light and you loose the control of the kick

[@CodenameCuervo]

Only 2 weeks and playing I'm Broken..lol Looks like a lot of fun and makes everybody want to learn the drums!!! :)

[@metfan4l]

Nicely done, Bleed by Meshuggah when?

[@ahjteam]

Once you learn the herta on the kicks, Bleed just becomes a speed endurance test.

[@hazardeur]

@@ahjteam not as easy as that. the permutations, the speed, the endurance and, most importantly of all, having all that groove for 5 minutes. way harder that just a speed endurance test

[@Hiergibtesnixzusehen]

@@ahjteam The keyword here is "once" lol

[@ricksterdrummer2170]

@@ahjteam The herta ain’t the hard part for me. Keeping the ghost notes on the snare at the same, while playing constant 8th notes with right hand is what messes me up. Coordination drill at it’s finest. haha

[@dreammachine86]

@@ricksterdrummer2170 Spasm is the first Meshuggah song that got me into the band, all because of the drumming. The snare ghost notes in that are horrible as some of them fall in unison with an accented hi-hat, others are in unison with a normal hi-hat and others are in between the hi-hat 8ths. The best transcription (and cover) of that song are by Troy Wright but even he doesn't bother to put the ghost notes in the score as they are pretty much constant. With the double bass hertas, I can play it at a reasonable speed (not as fast as Bleed though) but as soon as I try to add in quarters or 8ths on the hi-hat it just falls apart for me.

[@daedmi666]

Ola, I've played drums for 24 years. You did absofuckinglutley fantastic. You already have a great ear for it, so that's more than half the battle. All you have to do now is never quit and you will be ripper. All to the grave!!!!!!

[@harpy6540]

👍👍

[@Pericles777]

Yeah I’ve been playing for about 20 years myself and I agree. Awesome job man!

[@ractorstudios]

He blew my mind lol. One week hahaha

[@jmabs5096]

Yea I'm genuinely impressed by how natural he's picking this up

[@daan3192]

@@jmabs5096 as a guitar player we also have rythm feeling well I guess that most guitar players do playing guitar for 10 years know as a kid I did breakdancing haha

[@xanderraymondcharles]

YOU'RE KILLING IT DUDE! This is so fun to watch

[@DudeMcGuybro]

Hey look, it's a Ray!

[@bjoern_thun_dersteel]

Man you are everywhere.

[@ractorstudios]

ya he really is killing it

[@XGracelessTarnishedX]

Whatup Ray!

[@billk9799]

Wussss up Ray!!

[@Riffrshittr]

i absolutely love how ola isn't ashamed to show that hes just learning. and how we get to see that he is human just like us. enjoying this process with him can give motivation and inspiration for a lot of people starting or wanting to start. admirable

[@jarunia17]

As a drummer, when you noticed those two kicks in the intro and went "that's not easy" I had to lul😁

[@stormbornbjornsson6576]

Dude, E-kits are the PERFECT learning method. Don't let anyone give you shit about learning on an E-kit

[@jfo3000]

Great for gigs too. Some of the best live drum sounds I've heard are Ekits. TSO uses them live...

[@anasazkoul4899]

I think watching Ola learning the drums and doing so well at it, is so inspiring I think this definitely good content and would love to see more of it 😊

[@LucasMastropasqua]

I have to say it’s great to see someone not afraid to show the learning stages of something. It takes courage to open up and show something you are a beginner at. Still sounds great for only a couple weeks. As someone that is also a beginner at drums I can feel the pain when your brain hurts with some of the tricky parts. It’s like I need 4 brains, one for each limb.

[@WyldeStarrTheWexican]

THIS^^ its so eas to show the polish without seeing the shit someone has gone through to get to that stage. Ola's video is massively inspiring & has kinda lessened my own fear of diving into drums (still fucking terrified I'll be goofier than when I learned to skateboard & snowboard)

[@resington]

Can we all just appreciate how great I'm Broken sounds. Glorious.

[@Degizz10]

Vinnie is so good. Dime goes ballistic like always, and I love Phil's style on this song. Rex never gets his appreciation either

[@mwmmatt1]

As a beginner-ish guitarist looking to try out other instruments this is really cool to watch! This and the usual Ola learns videos

[@brodybazzini6729]

Just don't try to do too much at once. You eventually hit a point where it feels like you aren't getting better at anything. That's where I'm at right now, but I was kinda forced into it.

[@dinkins335]

Either Ola has had some experience drumming before or he learns stupid fast. I know guys playing for months that aren't at this level yet.

[@ZachNa]

I think its because he's having so much fun. Some people practice for an hour a day like its homework, but if you really love the experience 5 hours can fly by each day. I still have days where I can't put my guitar down.

[@kristoffermikkelsen5571]

Hes got a huge advantage by already being musical, and have played an instrument for years.

[@slickwilliam]

They probably aren’t Swedish

[@synhet84]

In my first 5 month i was exactly playing like him. I guess knowing an other instrument really helps. And you know how make a good practice session to maximize your time on the instrument ;)

[@pyrolovesmoney]

if the level of wear on the bass head is any indication he's been playing a ton. Also, everyone who's ever been in a band jumps on the drums any chance the get and tries to be Mike Portnoy.

[@PepeSilvia22]

I loved this video. Seeing Ola trying something a little out of his comfort zone. I think its a testament to pantera and vinnie pauls legacy, influence and groove, so much that a professional musician of Ola's experience and calibre is still able to find inspiration in panteras music to want to learn a new instrument just for the pure satisfaction of jamming out. Love it.

[@hockey66191]

As someone who's played drums for a while and is now just picking up guitar, going through basically the same but different, it's refreshing to see we all struggle with some of the same stuff.

[@Highcastle_of_Tone]

I started playing drums many years after taking up guitar and it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. I still suck, but it's fun to hit things with sticks, so I've got that going for me.

[@stevehawthorn8733]

For two weeks that's bloody good progress, especially as you're starting with much more demanding songs than beginner's stuff

[@NS-dd9ou]

You definitely have musical skills. As an amateur drummer, for just 2 weeks on it you are doing an amazing job.

[@ottish3015]

Great job! Vinnie was my inspiration to start playing drums 30 years ago. You have all this technology, I had a boom box with a cheap pair of headphones. Stick grip is a matter of finding that good stick balance in your hand and comfort. As far as playing the kick pedal, there are so many different styles (just like picking). I use the toe method, since it most resembles the way you use your toes when walking. As far as seating, you want your thighs to be able to move freely, so play with the height of your throne. Other than that, it’s practice, practice, practice.

[@andrums93]

i am a drummer and I see you playing drums and knowing that your main instrument is guitar . Is just inspiring ...... It makes me want to learn guitar more man !!!

[@zlayer4514]

Watching this actually makes u realize drums are hard AF and makes u appreciate it even more than before

[@evilwarnings2419]

Pantera were so unique every member had their own sound. The drums are super groovy. Great job!

[@Selzor]

Solar drums when?

[@ChiAeNima]

😂

[@ErlendBuflod]

Oh I want a ferrari red, left handed Solar drumset with floyd rose pls

[@FilipFichoBoshevski]

That sounded great my dude! Picking it up fast! :) There's always kind of a mutual admiration between guitar players & drummers, but especially for us guitarists watching drummers play is like witnessing magic :D

[@dowens3781]

I started on drums and then picked up guitar a couple years later.

[@tristanclose5803]

Showing yourself this vulnerable is something to be applauded.

[@VanNordstrom]

We need to see Ola learn drums with Adrian Erlandsson!

[@janneranta7373]

Kinda looks like Ola's already picked up some things from him.

[@KaddysJamKave]

Would be hilarious to see Ola attempt "No good, attack the radical" at this stage of his drum journey :D

[@costa7087]

even funnier if he attempts Slaughtered

[@jasonverg8005]

Ha! 13 steps… no becoming!

[@fatalswager180]

I’ve been jamming on the drums for 12 years and it took me a little time turn on it before I felt comfortable and natural, but I’ve just caught on very quick within like a week or so because I have been blessed with a awesome talent by God. Keep up the good work never quit learning drums and guitar and always stay metal man

[@virginworlds]

Dude, as a guitarist who also bought an electronic kit a few months back to have fun - nice fricking job! Glad you're having fun and bringing us along for the ride.

[@5udimax]

I recently started learning guitar, and the first two songs I'm learning are Walk and 5 Minutes Alone (without the solos, don't have the skills for that yet lmao). Pantera songs are just so much fun to play! Watching the "Ola Learns" series motivated me to learn by ear instead of tabs. It's a difficult but fun at the same time!

[@DavidRobertsOfficial]

Dude awesome, making serious progress! I got a v drum set too and honestly they play amazing.

[@DudeMcGuybro]

Tip: don't listen to the guy telling you to sell it, you don't need a real kit.

[@mcgerry5532]

Ive been playing drums for 15 years and you are killing it after a few weeks dude!! Im broken is super fun to play, that transition before the bridge/solo is super fun when you hit it right!!

[@robertevans2143]

Great f**king job Ola, especially for a beginner!! You will be a pro one day. Love the videos. Always wanted to be a drummer but my right hand and right foot always want to do the same thing. Not easy to separate the two. My brain does not want to work that way.

[@tacos666]

Two weeks...Are you kidding man ??? That's great ! I've never been able to disconnect my members so my feet follow my hands and i'm lost in 20 seconds so i'm really impressed how far you are after only this time of practice, kudos !!! Want to see more of your progress ;)

[@AndrewKlinger]

I was the same way man. You just have to spend a week on basic funk backbeats, placing the kick on different 1/8th notes. It's fun if you make it fun!

[@hughneutron5303]

@@AndrewKlinger also remember, it's 98% in the fingers and wrists, if you use arms a lot you WILL get tired, or worse, DO DAMAGE.

[@RM-hr7ug]

"the previous times I was drumming I put my heels down"

[@Shadowsphere1]

Same. My feet don't like to play along. I've found that playing Feel Good Inc by Gorillaz is a pretty decent song to practice my feet with. Probably not as good as real practice drills, but it's more fun. I've seen some improvement. Now if only my hands could disconnect while I play piano...

[@hughneutron5303]

@@Shadowsphere1 ooo another good track for foot independence (especially left foot) omerta buy lamb of god. it's slow, but the pattern repeats through the whole song. the hard part comes in the stamina, not the complexity. you also feel like a badass because it's kick drum gallops, GALLOPS WILL ALWAYS BE COOL!!!!

[@stormbornbjornsson6576]

Advice on learning the kick: Heel up/ down doesn't really make a difference. Do whichever one is comfortable for you. Doing single stroke hits can be done by flexing the ankle, and the more you practice the more precise, and powerful you become. When doing double bass licks, or some hauling DB runs: basically pick up your whole legs and use long, deliberate strokes. It's the same motion as if you're running, really. The triplet fills and stuff in the beginning will come naturally after a few weeks of practice, and learning a couple techniques that are most comfortable to you. P.S. Heel-Toe is a good one to have in your arsenal. Makes the quick DB fills super easy.

[@Pericles777]

I would argue that heel up/down should be used accordingly depending on dynamic level.

[@stormbornbjornsson6576]

@@Pericles777 I can see your point. I personally have found that the dynamics are more so in where your foot is on the pedal than the angle of your foot. However; if you're more used to one position than the other, changing up the angle of your foot * can* effect dynamics. I just don't think it's enough to matter, personally.

[@sega.milkis]

It makes HUGE difference!!! Since heel down makes you engage tibialis anterior muscles (front of the shin) which are WEAK af compared to the calves. Especially for aggressive and FAST metal drumming. Calves (heels off of the ground approach) are much more preferable and effective to use. PS Gene Hoglan is an exception XD

[@dreammachine86]

Heel-toe is an interesting one for me. I can only use it for doing a quick double stroke on my right foot bass drum pedal and generally just use it to spice up fills or for chops between closed hi-hat, snare and bass drum. It's helpful for keeping the hi-hat closed but I also find it just has a more agressive feel than doing a double hit on a bass drum using a double pedal. I can't do the continuous heel-toe motion on a double pedal that a number of really talented extreme metal drummers use for crazy speeds. I've noticed the technique I use for the heel-toe motion is different to most drummers I see doing it, as I fully stamp my heel into the pedal for the first stroke and use my toe area for the second. Whereas the drummers that use it for fast double bass speed seem to not contact their heels with the pedal and are just using the up-down motion. I imagine it's a lot more effiicent doing it that way hence why they can reach such fast speeds, but still need to build up the co-ordination to be able to do it continuously.

[@stormbornbjornsson6576]

@@dreammachine86 I play it the same way! I'm personally not a fan of heel-toe, but it really makes the quick triplet bursts easier, and gives then a snappier, more aggressive feel. And I just get bored and do a bunch of dumb shit heel-toe style. Lmao

[@travisreifke4356]

As a drummer of over 25 years...I have never seen anyone that is this much of a natural. Dude, you killed it! 🤘🏻

[@michaelmayes9661]

You’re a natural! I just keep openly shouting yeah! To no one every time you get the lick right

[@bjoern_thun_dersteel]

This was Sick dude. You have a verry fast process! Keep on doing. You will become a Great Drummer. Dude you are playing I'm Broken After 2 weeks.🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@jaeden2806]

Making very quick progression, sounding great!

[@mikesmith7880]

this is why i love this guy just throwing it out there having fun what its all about

[@LarsUlrich33]

Two weeks in...outstanding work, sir. I've been playing for 25 years and counting, playing anything Vinnie Paul is a pain in the ass. Keep jamming man! 🤘🤘🤘

[@patrickdonaire4743]

Switched from bernth solo after seeing this notif. Great progress there Ola!

[@TimOGhoul]

Dude, don't be so hard on yourself. That was fantastic, ESPECIALLY for learning.

[@WyldeStarrTheWexican]

That's crazy - I may have listened to that track thousands of times & played it even more on guitar & bass, but I never full appreciated how much attitude the drums really & truly put in the whole song as part of a mix of instruments. SUCH a fucking eye opener.

[@mrkrodog24]

Thanks so much for sharing your learning process. You're an inspiration man. i love all of the Ola Learns videos.

[@JLCwakeboardingFL]

I like how u set ur mind to do something then do it. Very inspiring man keep it up

[@arthurhusken]

I had my first drumlesson last Tuesday ! Your doing great man! Even double base! Greetz from Holland

[@360DanO]

Great work Ola! Been playing drums for about 20 years now, and one of the best bits of advice I ever got on technique for holding the sticks is to use all of your fingers. If you use your thumb through your middle finger to do the heavy lifting and keep the ring and pinky in contact to help guide, you will have a lot more control. Especially when you get in to rolls and paradiddles, using all of your fingers along with your wrists will save a lot of arm strain. Keep at it man! Fantastic cover!

[@ericschinn]

Ola you’re a treasure to this world. Keep on shredding and smashing stuff brother

[@broxzera6299]

Honestly this was amazing and made me want to try playing drums myself. Great job Ola!

[@Chord_The_Seeker]

You are way too hard on yourself. I would say that learning “Broken” by ear after 2 weeks of playing the drums is pretty amazing.

[@alexmolinax]

Ola learning to play new instruments? AMAZING LOVED IT

[@BMooreMusic]

Great job, Ola! You're killing it! I started playing guitar about 1986 but I originally wanted a drum set. I never could get the keeping a beat with the hi-hat and doing something else with my other foot. Keep up the good work, you're doing great for the amount of time you've been practicing!

[@user-lx7kl4sp2y]

Impressive progress! One piece of advice though: just like on guitar, tension is something to be eliminated. It looks like you tension up quite a bit when trying to nail something you find hard or awkward. Its like guitar...less tension is almost always better :)

[@Apollyon108]

I wanna see you doing some blast beats

[@unclekriskrz4538]

I don’t know about anyone else but watching this really motivates me to learn new stuff. Good job ola keep at it🤟

[@costa7087]

i don't play drums (yet!) so i don't really know about the timing to learn patterns and stuff, but i'm so fucking impressed to see you playing a whole pantera song within only 2 weeks after getting the drums! congrats man

[@jeobarlomento9898]

so when is the Solar drum kit gonna drop?

[@ilikepotatoes1345]

Far Beyond Driven is better than Vulgar Display of Power, fight me.

[@jarunia17]

No need, it is😁

[@trendkill3333]

How about we like both of them and not fight over which one is better. Music will always be subjective.

[@HenritheHorse]

Trendkill is the best!

[@Bdxd2]

Nah trendkill is better

[@thesteamycreamofdualjabbar6486]

@@trendkill3333 pantera fans crave violence

[@benjaminbrauer7446]

Great! Keep on drumming on this channel! Pantera is a fantastic choice. Every single hit or kick is there for a musical reason. Vinnie demonstrates extraordinary musical taste in every decision of hitting/kicking what when. Without that it wouldn't have that same effect, wouldn't be Pantera, clearly. So Vinnie's style is full of great lessons in music making and songwriting in general, plus in (metal) drumming, obviously. With every hit/kick he's writing the song, period.

[@harpy6540]

Holy Fucking Shit lmao you sound better than most covers on KZbin already no BS. Delta Empire better look out...👍👍 I don't care if you learn on coffee cans or a trash can drums are fun I've been a drummer for 40 years keep up the good work Ola practice practice Sounds great 👍👍

[@harpy6540]

And the dummy headbanging funny shit right there...🤘🤘

[@lucasgolden2115]

Ola, fantastic! It took me a lot longer than this to learn Pantera songs when I was starting off on the kit. Keep it up!

[@caleblucerovocals]

As a drummer of 13 years you did fucking amazing for a beginner most beginners don’t even know how to play a rock best but you pulled I’m broken I’m impressed

[@lucyferina]

I subscribed I think back when you posted your second video,but If I wasn't already subscribed I would again, this is gold, I was a natural for the drums but looking at you and all the peopleI have tried to teach how to play, you are years ahead of them already. Just like I have great respect for guitarrists I bet you have won a new appreciation for drummers.

[@youWoNtLikeMe04]

This was awesome to watch. Inspirational. Thanks ola. Been following you for a few years. Always a great break from the daily madness of life when you post up good content. Thanks brola.

[@blackmetalvirus]

Watching anybody learning the drums for the first time is a good feeling to see. So I'm enjoying this. One thing: it's common for first timers but goes away after playing and getting comfortable, with the arms, you're gonna need to be more fluid in the joints. Elbows, wrists, fingers. You're stiff while you're hitting, you have to be like water. It'll go away but you'll understand what I mean. With kicks, I usually tell everybody when it comes to kicks, ride cymbals and hi-hats, treat triplets, quadruplets, or any kind of multiple strokes, think of them as twitches. You can get creative in your hits. Lastly, if anybody tells you you're doing something wrong, stay away from those people. Simple as that.

[@Metal-13]

Ola, I’ve played guitar for 42 years and I also have a Tama drum kit that every now and then I try my hand and foot at it and most of the time it’s feeling.. just like guitar, your doing a great job man

[@jerrycarrion5358]

Great content Ola! I’m a guitarist and got myself a electric drum set since the pandemic too. I’m so happy to see you improve from beginner and I shall join you to my practice too

[@LostViking883]

All hail King Ola for showing its never too late to learn something new outside your comfort zone

[@AtlasExperimentGuitar]

As someone who used to play drums when I was a kid and has recently bought an ekit to learn again I really appreciate this vid.

[@BorderlineBald]

You playing like this after 2 weeks is fn crazy, you will be crazy good in just 6 months. Keep it up!

[@thehooksman]

That's insane progress for just a couple weeks. Impressive. Most impressive.

[@rz350lc]

Hey Ola. Love the progress on drums. I think it's a stirling time to practice rubato. Thats a "discipline" where one is flexible in timing. How cool would it be to break away from click track drumming. The guitarists and bassists and vocalists might throw a few sad glances your way but go for it! Thanks so much for the positive attitude. Your really made my day and every day you upload. Pantera along to the virtual bar fight scene is the funniest sh i've seen in ages. Go well pal.

[@toysnaplaviscus]

I can just imagine all your drummer fans just dreaming of getting in there an fine tuning that set for you haha. Thanks for the vid Ola!

[@lymangreer4033]

Im in the same boat. Been playin guitar forever and now I like the drums. Im 53 so it’s been a challenge. Love me some Pantera

[@jkirchheimer]

Every instrument on that album sounds so badass!

[@MrNoHopeDoomcore]

Awesome, you learn fast!!! Honestly, I',m impressed. Not easy to make mistakes in front of cameras...hats up!!!

[@Morill128]

For just 2 weeks this is phenomenal, you have moves typical for a beginner but overall being able to actually follow groove in a song like that is better than many people after even a few months of practice

[@alomtz4359]

Awesome job !! I’m learning this song on the drums too since I want this to be the first song i learn to play as a beginner Keep on rocking !!!

[@inspectorgadget37]

Great! Fun to watch! The most fun way to learn, and cool to see a great guitar player doing it this way!

[@loch1352]

One practice tool that has helped me a lot in drumming is to record yourself playing simple things and then sit down and analyse what your weaknesses are and then you can work on that during your rudiment part of practice

[@moonicproductions]

I would LOVE to see more of you learning to play drums. It's very interesting to see the progress. Amazing job man, you're a fast learner!

[@bobkaiser8782]

I've only recently noticed your clap at the beginning of every video. Can't say why, but it cracks me up.

[@ed4008]

I think for a beginner you did really well, definitely don’t think I could pick it up that quickly.

[@joelhunt9875]

Drummer here...fun to watch you jump into this. As you mentioned for tips, try to squeeze your fingers to get the rebound so your not whipping the sticks so much with your wrist. Wrist comes back with the rebound then squeeze with fingers to drive the stick back into the head. This takes a lot of time but it makes it much easier to play and get a consistent sound....Let your fingers stretch back before squeezing. Also, with E drums its always hard to get a realistic response, especially with the rubber cymbals.

[@derkoi]

Love these drum videos, it's interesting to see your progress. Keep them coming please. 👍🏻

[@jesselucero8503]

Dime was absolutely amazing and stole the spotlight in Pantera, but when you see how hard it is Vinny deserved more credit. Was a fantastic drummer!

[@doh4828]

Excellent dude! Man this tune NEVER gets old doesn’t it.

[@xavierxeon]

Ola's stick grip has definitely improved a lot.

[@brunomartinssantos4947]

While you haven't totally nailed the double bass parts, your timing is really good! And those 7/8 bars on the verse are probably realy challenging to play as a beginner, so good job!

[@mvhulst]

Yup it's fun to see someone struggle as much as I did and still do because of setting the challenges higher as you get better. Keep at it!

[@bioburden]

Burying your foot into the kick is fine dude, I do it all the time. Keep up the great work - I love this series and seeing you learn.

[@rosefuneral89]

Honestly learning on a e kit will bring your practice to a real kit. You're actually doing a great job. Slowing down songs is real key to learn and speeding it up slowly as you learn the groove. What made me a good drummer was playing along with songs I enjoy and learning a crucial piece to break the plateu the next time I play. For a beginner, you're doing better than most intermediate drummers and with alot of practice, you'll definitely be a great player. My advice is try to let it flow naturally. Practice the groove until you're comfortable with adding different fills or accents. Keep good posture so you don't neck strain. Try to keep the beaters the same distance away from the head so it's even. But most important just have fun and learn as you go. You're on the right path, great job dude.

[@greggdavenport20]

Your doing great Ola ! Keep on practicing you'll get it... Peace ✌

[@kylesnyder9452]

Tip that always helped me. Don’t worry about the snare hits at first. Get the hihat/cymbal/ride part tight with the kick part then add the snare. Stoked to watch you grow and it’s awesome how you stepped out of your comfort zone to learn. 👏

[@szymekstonoga]

I play guitar but I always wanted to be a drummer and this is so fun to watch. I'm a bit younger than you, but maybe it's the right time to start learning properly. Thanks!

[@metaldrummer14]

Walk, strength beyond strength, becoming, domination, a new level, and more pantera songs, I got them first try 🤘☠️

[@jsterry666]

Fun to watch, Even though I don't like Pantera I can appreciate Ola's love for them🤘

[@mikakettunen7939]

HeLL YeAH! I am a drummer / bass for life after my 10 years piano/guitar and love your guitar works, but this brings such an absurdly warm feel to my heart! Guitar + bass + drums = same shit just bit different platform

[@joshuajohnson-nf2mw]

Its just fun to watch you try to learn pantera make me want to do the same. have fun ola

[@7onoil]

I'm a guitarist too, AND I wanted to learn this GREAT song on the drums too😁... maybe I'll try it sometime... Well done Dude!