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I could loop this all day. Amazing work!

do the big band waltz /// jazz style... !!! do people know that you play to the music in your head and not what they r playing though it sounds like you are listening to them....

Very informative. Always good when you hear some valid points made that make sense even 𝘢𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘳 you thought you had it all figured out.🤔

Cool kit and great video but somebody should've put a piece of gaffer tape over that DW logo on the throne. Oooops!

This is great if you just want to play the sampled part of the break. Folks should listen to the full performance to hear Clyde's change-ups. He throws a lot more ghost notes in the second half of the song after the break.

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Dude

Hello, does anyone know what crash is on his right side?

I want one of those dinky port hole cutters! Seriously GOOD to see some of the cool people who made some of my Gretsch drums, you kids rock. Cheers from Downunder!

What's going on here with the kick drum?

What pedal is the right foot playing when it’s not playing the kick?

Am I the only one thinking the drummer looks sort of like a cooler version of Elon Musk?

Great job Mr. Moore. I´m really enjoying this weekend learning and practicing this lesson. Hope one day you do a show in Ecuador.

I've been looking for ANYONE talking about this for years. I was searching for "micro swing"😂 I wasn't finding anything

Still my favorite ! Makes me wanna' dance !!!! You Go Stanton !!!!!!

Hey, don’t forget about Sput here… How often do you hear a drummer play keys like that! ☕️

Technically not 'Bill's Beats' lol. Sorry, as a drummer I always think of the musicians for the rhythm parts, not the singer

Love this. Gives me something to try and experiment with.

Dude I'm glad RUclips randomly decided to recommend you

One of my favorite tunes from that dvd. I also was with Bosphorus cymbals for 6 yrs. Funky and greasy groove sir!🔥💯🥁

Loving the funky groove! ❤

I have a fever and the only cure-

Tower of power- ish.

Ahh man it cuts off on my favorite fill 😢 rakakaka raka ka kaka tsss boom! Saw your clinic at Chops percussion back in 2006 in Indiana. Great info and you inspired me to focus on the drum set! Thanks Stanton!

Bro we need sheet music for that funky drum beat! 🥁

Nasty!!!! 🤘🤘

Watch this all day long..

Love this 😊

Absolutely LEGENDARY!! Much respect! 🫡

This is one badass breakdown. 🫰🏼✨🥁

What kinda snare is that?

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This isn't an American grip, it's more of a Texas one. With this grip, the pinky finger is practically inactive because it barely touches the stick, and the butt end of the drumstick rests against the wrist when the hand is bent. No, it's not for me. The Moeller technique feels more natural, and the 'parovoz' (locomotive) technique isn't for me either.

I haven't really dropped anything since my left testicle dropped, but I'll definately have to try some of that, it looks like a good laugh!

I had no idea. Like a jo jo Mayer with the hands very advanced oh my

Wow pulled that Moeller very sweet.

Yup, now You have explained straight and simple what a potato is. Now I quess it is up to us how we cook that simple thing to be ass movin' delicacy. It is amazing what and in how many ways the masters cook music up with this sticking, stupefying if not gobsmacking. Less is absolutely less, and that souns good!

It happens to everybody. You need to have a stick holder on the hi-hat side so you don't have to swap hands to grab the stick only from the right side. 😊

I know what it’s like to drop drumsticks sometimes I laugh at myself

Baddest man on the planet!

Nice!!!

Yea man! That was SLICK! Expected nothing less.

Pure musical sleight of hand. In a word...Magic!

Thank you man for that great free lesson

Stanton that groove is as tight as a tick, and as smooth as melted butter! Absolutely awesome!!

he looks like Stephen colbert if he had talent

I'm going to listen to that all day

Polka meets disco

Sounds like the U2 (Sunday Bloody Sunday) groove, but done right👍🏻

Train Beat! Chuggah chuggah mothah fuggah!!!