Bro on his Yamaha Stage Custom.
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9 comments:
Wow!! That is a mean looking thing...
It also has a double pedal. I tried my bit and failed. No way I could sync. both the feet and hands. Actually, couldn't even sync. one foot and hand :-)
Looks like fun! Though I don't know how to play the drums.
It is fun, to listen to it :)
cool!!! u got a talented brother!!! and those drums look real impressive :)
have eben away for long...will try to be a regualr here... ending the sem morrow..so will have time on hands now :)
Wow dude, that is some serious drummage!
moi: he has been learing it for 8 years or so and makes his pocket money performing solos or with bands :)
Happy hols!
matt: it's a yamaha stage custom with Ziljain cymbols and extra Paiste and Sabian Cymbols along with some other accessories.
what a cool drumset .. did you buy it? how much was it? post an audio clip of your drumming ..
thanks. it costed over a lakh or so. it's not me in the clip :) it's my younger brother and and his congo drum's teacher. I shall put up a audio track, next time I get back from home. It is usually difficult to get a decent quality of sound for drums when recorded in open air.
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