Red Zone by CASIOPEA - Drum Cover - JVDrumming

A drum cover of Red Zone from Casiopea's 20th Anniversary concert in 1999.
This performance of Red Zone was absolutely legendary, featuring the original Casiopea line-up on stage for what was probably the very last time they will ever perform together as they reunited for their 20th anniversary. Red Zone is a Sakurai composition, originally released in the album "Euphony" in 1988 and is also the last song he wrote for Casiopea before he left in 1990.
Use headphones or good speakers for the best sound experience.
BAND:
Gtr. Issei Noro
Bass. Tetsuo Sakurai (as a guest)
Keys. Minoru Mukaiya
Dr. Akira Jimbo
DISCLAIMER:
I do not own any rights or parts of this song. All credit goes to the amazing musicians who played this song live and to Tetsuo Sakurai who composed it.

[@pulsar-_-4504]

Dude I love the 20th anniversary live so much, and this song was featured with Tetsuo Sakurai. Nice kick doubles btw and also, are u able to do songs from Casiopea vs. T-Square??

[@jvdrumming8859]

Me too, and Sakurai absolutely killed it on this track 🔥🔥🔥. Also, this song is HARD- lots of endurance needed for those kicks lol.
And funny that you mention Casiopea vs T-Square- I may or may not have just made a drumless track for Fightman from that concert!! Stay tuned 👀 and thanks for the support!

[@pulsar-_-4504]

@@jvdrumming8859 drumless tracks for casiopea songs are awesome because there are so many songs i play to, and i use the free instrument isolating track, but it only lets me use 5 audios per month, which is called moises