our percussion instructor, KEVIN THORBURN(snare player with the cloth on his face), taught us their whole show and some of the snare solos from other Rhythm X shows.
Kevin Thorburn aka snoid is actually the one in the yellow shirt standing outside of me in the grey shirt. Justin Lewis is the one with the black cloth over his face.
I don't think it's a mistake... That's just how RX is. They are constantly having a good time. I don't know, you would just have to be there to understand. The vibe they create in the lot feels awesome! It makes you connect more with the members...
they use remo hybrid heads, when they first get them, they put vaseline on each lug and put them on the snare finger-tighten the lugs then the next day, tune them in the normal star pattern to get w/e sound you want.
Mike McIntosh's are ok. I hate to light feel that they have though, of course i pick them up right after the fall season and they feel light as crap, because i have used Paull Rennicks all summer and fall...so they probably feel normal for the everyday drummer
whats up guys, im looking for a recording of the long beach indoor 04 show "JAZZ TO GO" if any one out their has a tape that they could send to me via email t would realy be great
neither. It's WGI. Just about the equivalent of DCI as far as skill level goes, except it takes place during the winter, and they don't rehearse as rigorously.
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This show lives in my head rent free
Why does this feel so nostalgic, it is almost like i want to experience this is 2009
The snares are basically playing on Tabletops, so it has to be unbelievably clean, or every little bit of dirty is going to be heard. Super impressive
our percussion instructor, KEVIN THORBURN(snare player with the cloth on his face), taught us their whole show and some of the snare solos from other Rhythm X shows.
fuckin sickest book ever
Kevin Thorburn aka snoid is actually the one in the yellow shirt standing outside of me in the grey shirt. Justin Lewis is the one with the black cloth over his face.
The greatest WGI SHOW OF ALL TIME
Rhythm X always has some of the best tenor lines in WGI. I think it's because of the tim jackson foundation
I don't think it's a mistake... That's just how RX is. They are constantly having a good time.
I don't know, you would just have to be there to understand.
The vibe they create in the lot feels awesome!
It makes you connect more with the members...
this show is so amazing!! i cant wait to get mi dvd so i can watch it all the time
homeboy got hype at 3:36 and did a thumb spin
quadline is disgusting... DAMN. incredible
Ridiculously clean
"Rhythm X fairy dust, for sale!"
You gotta be kidding me
best tenor feature ever at 5:43
nice ending song! lol great video i havn't seen this view yet.
I really like that you can hear the pit on this one:)
Hmm... look in the video description sometime. Very useful.
yo! hoox it up with that RX fairy dust bro!!!
Yeah, that's him.
i took this video YEA!!!!!!!!!
true that man... I thought I recognized it from somewhere...
I wonder if the song's title was inspiration for their uniform....
AHAHA i totally agree with u senor sanchez!! rofl...poop sex.....nice lol
haha yes! that was like one of the major things I noticed when I first heard this.
sorry man...
I wish I had gotten them this year. They were very haus this year!
But I will have some videos up of MCM today.
Left hand eighth notes and double beats for a couple hours
they use remo hybrid heads, when they first get them, they put vaseline on each lug and put them on the snare finger-tighten the lugs then the next day, tune them in the normal star pattern to get w/e sound you want.
We actually just used Remo White Max on top and Falam II’s on bottom
damn one of them was blind. Thats insane to think about.
damn, those tenors are good.
Jason Mraz "Details In The Fabric"
Indeed, dirty balls...
alot of snar we have like 4 not including me snar drumsers in my highschool line
haha O_O. right at 4:57 at the end of the bass run, the first bass just taps the last note with his finger.
Those stick heights from 1:30 to 2:00 😱😱😱😱
And I’ve heard people say that Tenors are easy🙄
how do i get that speed on my left hand.... its not catching up with my right
Mike McIntosh's are ok. I hate to light feel that they have though, of course i pick them up right after the fall season and they feel light as crap, because i have used Paull Rennicks all summer and fall...so they probably feel normal for the everyday drummer
Tim Jackson!!!
No comments for the vocal at 2:49??
it was the roll. it was deff dirty lol
i have the whole snare book
Derek Maddox Is there anyway you could find it in your heart to share that with me please
i want the pit music soooo bad!! if anyone has it let me know
but what would be a good exercise..?
word basses
who wrote the battery book?
I can't find it on snarescience help?
Would anyone happen to have the rhythm x battery packet i have some stuff i'm willing to trade
whats up guys, im looking for a recording of the long beach indoor 04 show "JAZZ TO GO" if any one out their has a tape that they could send to me via email t would realy be great
@middleeasternguy36 i have the 2010 packet
yah
@crazyuki13 just go on snare science, its all there for free
neither.
It's WGI. Just about the equivalent of DCI as far as skill level goes, except it takes place during the winter, and they don't rehearse as rigorously.
chops
hey ill give you somethin for it. i recently got shafted and the guy never sent me the music.
does anybody know how they tuned their snares?
Probably with a drum key.
Good thing they don't judge the LOT then...
does anyone know the songs and artist that they used?
details in the fabric
I think thats justin lewis lmfao XD
yea, i meant evans hybrid heads. my bad
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dont try to understand it.
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