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Yes take a look!

@@douglasennis7291 yeah, he's kind of hidden if you're sitting low

@@matshanssen2070 Buy a ticket?

@@quakerwildcat not the point..🥴

I hope too

@@WilliardScorpion 100%... though he's only heard in the video

Try headphones kid!

Affirmative! You are absolutely right. This clicking messes up the whole sound. Either Tony doesn't press down the strings hard enough or there is something wrong with the instrument. Or maybe he uses to much treble. That's another possibility. But I don't understand why they haven't come with a solution, because the sound- engineers and even Levin himself, should be able to hear that something's wrong.. Right?🤷

​@@zenzenzen4741headphones make no difference, Einstein!😆 Zenzenzen....??? 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

@@matshanssen2070 I want to hear BASS, the stick is everything but a bass guitar, which makes the music sound very frequency thin with no low end.

@@enstigatorofficial Levin uses the stick already in 1982 and the sound is fine! Watch the 'Live in Frejus' concert from 1982!

It is a traditional Finnish folk melody and the lyrics are the poem "Rannalta" by V. A. Koskenniemi. The poem is very sad. Your lonely shores are so vast, how I long to be there Oh how the wailing cries of wild ducks sound in the reeds at night A lonely nestling gone astray, feeling cold and weeping searching for his mother in the reeds without finding her I have stared into your grey waves with sorrow in my eyes first tears of my early years I have shed on your shores Your picture is carved deep in my heart and I truly miss you so I have heard the wild ducks wailing on many lonely nights

I guess he's not a broadway/Jazz drummer :) He uses the snare and kick too aggressively :)

@@arpeeph a good drummer must be able to adapt to different situations. A large part of that is knowing/memorizing the material and being able to adjust based on what the MD requests or is looking for. Being able to hold down a groove isn’t enough

@@wtwrush Yep dude I agree, for example at 3:19 where it goes back to the 2nd verse. He should've done a half-time beat on the drums because at this point on the song. Singer is explaining the ups and downs of his new job. There should be a distinct beat difference on the CHORUS and VERSE. If you notice the Piano is complete drowned out by the drums at this point because he's playing too loud :)

@@arpeeph yeah, Jason Robert brown’s parts are so nuanced, it’s definitely not an easy job… but still lol

@@arpeeph you're completely talking out of your ass. a 'half time' beat would be completely wrong. he switches to the ride cymbal and cross stick instead of the previous combination of hi-hat and snare, which results in a clear distinction between the bridge and the rest of the song. the reason the drums 'drown out' the piano is either because of the recording or the sound engineer, not how loud the drummer is playing. 'there should be a distinct beat difference on the chorus and verse' is something someone says when they don't actually know about drumming.