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Would You Be Impressed by Streetlight Manifesto. :) Be really cool if you did the bass and drum duo. Would definitely give a challenge to both of them!!
This is a tough one but ya'll should look at Coheed and Cambria as a source of material (like A favor house atlantic, or Welcome home), or something like YYZ or Limelight by Rush. They're both prog and could be a unique challenge for these talented lads while being well known enough to catch viewers
As soon as I see a cymbal as square as the one behind him, I know I'm about to hear something impressive. Only people who _really_ know what they're doing feel comfortable enough to start bringing goofy things like that into their kits.
Dude, I absolutely love how many of these folks are smiling the whole time. They are in stressful situations playing music they aren’t comfortable with, and are humble and great enough of musicians to have fun despite the uncomfortable situation! I love it!
Musicians usually aren't as tied to a genre like many fans are, so they are like to appreciate the skill. While this isn't exactly jamming, they can still learn new things. Like greatness appreciates greatness. If you follow sports and sports commentary, you know of retired players now on YT who say that modern players couldn't play back then. But look at the players who do that - they aren't Hall of Fame players. The ones who appreciate modern athletes? Usually the greats.
@@recoil53 It doesn't even take being a great musician. I am extremely meh as a musician but once I picked up the bass guitar I started enjoying more music. It is always wild to see how clever musicians are when they craft songs.
@@duffman9908 True! Sure, I'm just saying that there is a greater tendency for those who aren't to put up these barriers that don't exist. Think back in high school to those policing what is good or bad music - people (back when I was young) listen mostly to the music of their social group. Whereas here they appreciate the choices and nuances the other musician made.
I think that sometimes too, but tbf in other hand, if someone shows me a "big hip hop name", let's say big as green day on punk rock, I'll probably wouldn't know either, since I'm more into the rock style, ( I know very little about hip hop ). So I guess he "know" just like, heard on radio, but easily he turned to another station and forgot about it xD - At least, I guess is more like that
Would be more believable if they played like any other song from Dookie. Because I can believe he doesn't know the song very well, and he likely never listens to Green Day, but I just don't buy that he's "never" heard this song before Other than that, great video
Same. Don't buy it. I can see someone not knowing who it's by and not really being familiar with the song, but they should at least just recognize the tune like "Oh yeah I've heard that before"... Like this is a guy in the music industry, not sure his age but he looks like he's in his 40s thereabouts -- so it's his generation's music, AND the song has been famous probably his entire professional career... appearing on the radio, movies and other media, getting played a lot across our society for 30 years now... Not buying it one bit.
For those who enjoyed this I HIGHLY RECOMMEND listening to the whole Dookie album. One of the biggest albums of the 90s, one of the biggest pop punk albums of all time, and a drumming tour de force by Tré Cool.
I know so many people whose first time hearing Green Day was Wake Me Up When September Ends, and they think they're just a pop band. I'm glad Green Day finally got the money and fame they deserve, but many people have no idea about their previous work.
Or Avenged Sevenfold also and Dream Theater ...drum legends in my book, both the Rev, Portnoy of course...and even Mike Mangini too has some incredible precision on a kit!
It's so cool that drumming seems to be something of a "universal language" among drummers, even across different genres. They all seem to be able to say "ok, I see what they're doing here..."
As a drummer, it’s true. Even if I may not be able to replicate what a great drummer is doing, I still understand the basic framework of what’s going on & what they’re doing. Once you know the time signature, it (kinda) takes care of itself. The rest is up to the skill of the person playing the instrument. The great ones can take your breath away & you think, “never in a million years would I (or could I) have done that!”
drumming is just playing with the infinite distance between 0 and 1. We all explore it a little differently, but theres a ton in common with most music.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 fr, and playing by ear is so fun because you don't have to be great to just get SOMETHING on the kit. I can't play "Bat Country" by Avenged Sevenfold perfectly but I know how some parts go and am able to replicate it to the best of my ability
It's cool to see how much the fills add to this song. Listening along to it when he was playing the first time was strange because it was all there but missing that little bit. Adding a bit of the fills in the second attempt immediately made it sound more fitting to me. I know it's simply because I've heard the song a ton but I found it interesting.
I love how he smiles the whole time and you can tell he just feels so good. Every time I hear this song I go right back to shredding waves in California.
Ya'll, this man is one of the most genuinely "good" people I know. Not like we've hung out together, but all the interactions I've had with him have left me feeling better than I did before they happened. Make sense? The dude's a Godly man, and SUPER talented, as well. Add to that the fact he plays one of my favorite custom/semi-custom drum builders, it's no wonder I respect this man. Cool clip here. Great content on the channel. Big love up! 🦾🙏🏻🙏🏻☝🏻
A good drummer is a good drummer is a good drummer. The most under-appreciated yet most important spot in the band. Show your drummer love today, especially if he’s only in your band. Sincerely, A gracious vocalist/guitarist P.S. good shit dude
I play guitar and bass but I love watching these videos that drumble and drumeo put out. This one is my favourite so far simply because of the joy and fun this guy is showing. Very talented too! The appreciation for the craft of making music exceeds genres.
That was really cool, I like how they get a chance to hear the original recording with the drums..and redeem themselves..2nd attempt is always better..great to See You guys having fun…channel Is cool, keep it up
I love how in these videos, no matter the background of the musician, they are always able to appreciate it and respect the music that they are hearing and playing to. Even if it's not their "cup of tea".
One half of my brain "HOW HAVE THEY NEVER HEARD THIS SONG?!?!?!?!?!" The other half of my brain "...What music have I been missing out on my whole life?????"
Correct response! It's always shocking to me how many people can't accept that their culture, their music, isn't actually "universal". It's 100% possible to go through life, even in the 90s, without more than a passing familiarity with the idea of rock music.
Dookie - an iconic album that inspired so many guitarists, bassists, lyricists, artists, actors, snarky angsty teenagers and of course drummers. 30 years this year, Green Day are kings ❤
Name one guitarist, bassist, lyricist, artist or actor or drummer that Green Day inspired. With proof, not just talking out of your ass. What a stupid comment. Selling a lot of albums doesn’t make it iconic. It’s mediocre bubble gum pop at best.
That was amazing. He looked like he was having so much fun playing this song. I think I was in High School when this song came out. I love these videos.
Whats great is once he finds the feel, he really does match the original feel and the placements of the accents. Cool! Extra points for the kick drum floor tom
what's really incredible to me is how many of the accents he already seemed to pick up from the drumless track, like when you learn a song's melody before its exact lyrics
This is awesome. It's amazing how much better is the second time, and I guess is more about the guy understanding the song better and giving it more feel, and just because he was trying to mimic the original version (fantastic punk drummer Tre Cool)
Crazy how he got the 6 stroke roll on the first take spot on!! Speaks volumes to me of his drumming and also of Tre’s drumming that he got technical chops like that! Not bad for a punk rock band I’d say!! Great drumming from my man here!!
Love the positive attitude to the challenge in all your videos! Keep it up! About that weird metronome: Often these oldschool 90's/00's songs were recorded without a click, which is why it is hard to layer a click over it.
Crazy drum line, I loved it from the first time I heard it and when I saw the video, it blwe my mind . To this day, it's still fun to listen to it and watch the drummer play it, with the original high energy
Core memory, hearing that song on the radio for the first time in 1994. They've been my favorite band ever since. Finally saw them live a couple weeks ago and the second they started playing it I was 11 years old hearing it for the first time all over again.
If you weren't a drummer, you would still tell the performances apart by the joy and freedom in his 2nd try. Cool channel, good idea capitalizing on Drumeo's format.
I am not a drummer, and I immediately noticed. He seems MUCH happier and confident during the second performance. Probably because he's not trying to figure out what they were going for and just went for it.
Man! He went so simplistic! Respect! Didn’t overplay, and just let the song go…would I rather have seen someone go off? Hell yeah, but it’s nice to see someone just let it play it out
Punk is about all out aggression. It is a mix of love and hate. Often times the subject matter is dark, but is presented in a way that is totally happy sounding. I love this song and it takes me back to a time in my life. Very good job, I love this stuff. Excellent drumming and an excellent drummer. We should always challenge ourselves to make ourselves better. This is definitely fun!!!!
Every time I see someone who doesn't listen to rock jump into a song like this, they can almost always get the groove but don't know what the sound is. 90% of the time, cymbals and fills, you do more cymbals and fills and you got it.
Being a hip hop head from the Bay Area, backpackers and skaters found common ground with the Dookie album! I was more a hip hop head, but Green Day was both hated on and loved by my punk rock homies. Looking back, Dookie was a priceless piece of nostalgia that even my hip hop azz can thrash to now and then!
You know you are a really really really really really really really really really good drummer when you can just play nonchalantly and have a giant smile on your face like, this is 7:00 a.m. workout stuff LOL
I'm so glad I stumbled on this channel. Always entertaining to see people take on songs they don't know from genres they don't typically listen to. Thanks for that 🤘
The biggest impact you made the second time around was going to 8th note closed high hats during the verse. It drove the song like the original. Excellent adjustment!!
He’s such a good drummer but when you see how other drummers play this song you can notice what kind of an artist Tre Cool is. He played exactly what the song needed and that’s awesome.
Is it a little thing that he nails the open high-hat in the intro? Love this video's entire style. I know a lot about Green Day but not a lot of hip-hop. These two have great vibes! Thank you!!
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We’ve got so much content backed up it’s ridiculous!! Trying to get them out as quick as possible.
Now, any songs you wanna hear these drummers learn on the spot?🤔 Reading ALL inputs‼️
We just partnered with Drumeo! Click on this link and get FREE lessons with the likes of El Estepario, Larnell Lewis, Dennis Chambers and MORE. YES... FREE, for 30 WHOLE days, CLICK NOW: lp.musora.com/drumeo-30-day-trial?oid=62&affid=103
These days ~ foo fighters🤘
We did foo fighters last week! Not saying which one tho…🤐👀
Would You Be Impressed by Streetlight Manifesto. :) Be really cool if you did the bass and drum duo. Would definitely give a challenge to both of them!!
This is a tough one but ya'll should look at Coheed and Cambria as a source of material (like A favor house atlantic, or Welcome home), or something like YYZ or Limelight by Rush. They're both prog and could be a unique challenge for these talented lads while being well known enough to catch viewers
Killing in the name - Rage against the machine or anything Rage against the machine!
The whole video I've been waiting for him to hit that square cymbal..
10000000% And the floppy ones!
Same bro 😂😂😂😂
How bout the instant noodle cymbal
fr
The square one is the Zildjian gong sheet and it makes a sound between a gong and a trash crash
This man is wearing a shirt with his own face on it. Confidence.
As soon as I see a cymbal as square as the one behind him, I know I'm about to hear something impressive. Only people who _really_ know what they're doing feel comfortable enough to start bringing goofy things like that into their kits.
And kicks that match the kicks too!
He can def back it up with his playing , that's how it's done :D
Idk how i read your name as 'Badminton traitor' 😂😂
And adjusting the mic while playing
Dude, I absolutely love how many of these folks are smiling the whole time. They are in stressful situations playing music they aren’t comfortable with, and are humble and great enough of musicians to have fun despite the uncomfortable situation! I love it!
Musicians usually aren't as tied to a genre like many fans are, so they are like to appreciate the skill. While this isn't exactly jamming, they can still learn new things.
Like greatness appreciates greatness. If you follow sports and sports commentary, you know of retired players now on YT who say that modern players couldn't play back then. But look at the players who do that - they aren't Hall of Fame players. The ones who appreciate modern athletes? Usually the greats.
@@recoil53 It doesn't even take being a great musician. I am extremely meh as a musician but once I picked up the bass guitar I started enjoying more music. It is always wild to see how clever musicians are when they craft songs.
That's a drummer. We just love playing.
@@duffman9908 True! Sure, I'm just saying that there is a greater tendency for those who aren't to put up these barriers that don't exist.
Think back in high school to those policing what is good or bad music - people (back when I was young) listen mostly to the music of their social group.
Whereas here they appreciate the choices and nuances the other musician made.
You're a wonderful drum buddy! 😎
My mind dont believe when someone of music industry says : i've never heard basket case or green day in 2024...
same, close to impossible. I'm from Mexico and I've known this song for 30 years.
I think that sometimes too, but tbf in other hand, if someone shows me a "big hip hop name", let's say big as green day on punk rock, I'll probably wouldn't know either, since I'm more into the rock style, ( I know very little about hip hop ). So I guess he "know" just like, heard on radio, but easily he turned to another station and forgot about it xD - At least, I guess is more like that
Would be more believable if they played like any other song from Dookie. Because I can believe he doesn't know the song very well, and he likely never listens to Green Day, but I just don't buy that he's "never" heard this song before
Other than that, great video
@@angrym0nkeysh0w you have a very good point wich I agree, is hard to believe indeed hahaha, but dunno, just attempting to see both sides of the coin!
Same. Don't buy it. I can see someone not knowing who it's by and not really being familiar with the song, but they should at least just recognize the tune like "Oh yeah I've heard that before"... Like this is a guy in the music industry, not sure his age but he looks like he's in his 40s thereabouts -- so it's his generation's music, AND the song has been famous probably his entire professional career... appearing on the radio, movies and other media, getting played a lot across our society for 30 years now... Not buying it one bit.
For those who enjoyed this I HIGHLY RECOMMEND listening to the whole Dookie album. One of the biggest albums of the 90s, one of the biggest pop punk albums of all time, and a drumming tour de force by Tré Cool.
I know so many people whose first time hearing Green Day was Wake Me Up When September Ends, and they think they're just a pop band. I'm glad Green Day finally got the money and fame they deserve, but many people have no idea about their previous work.
And Nimrod! Still their two best imho
30 year anniversary this year!
@BramBergs does no one appreciate insomniac? I love that one!
@@JeffHaynes-lo4im A good third place!
I was a 21 year old kid when this album came out. 51 now and still jam Green Day, offspring, NOFX, rancid, etc
Same here child of the 70's! Not to mention RATM 🤘🏽
I was 10. Dookie was the first cd I ever bought for myself.
Or Avenged Sevenfold also and Dream Theater
...drum legends in my book, both the Rev, Portnoy of course...and even Mike Mangini too has some incredible precision on a kit!
Same here at 47, bro
Me 2
That kit is absolutely amazing. Those colours are outstanding
They are from Argentina, the brand is called OchoCatorce. Amazing drum company.
It's so cool that drumming seems to be something of a "universal language" among drummers, even across different genres. They all seem to be able to say "ok, I see what they're doing here..."
As a drummer, it’s true. Even if I may not be able to replicate what a great drummer is doing, I still understand the basic framework of what’s going on & what they’re doing. Once you know the time signature, it (kinda) takes care of itself. The rest is up to the skill of the person playing the instrument. The great ones can take your breath away & you think, “never in a million years would I (or could I) have done that!”
Estaba pensando lo mismo últimamente gracias por comentarlo
drumming is just playing with the infinite distance between 0 and 1. We all explore it a little differently, but theres a ton in common with most music.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 fr, and playing by ear is so fun because you don't have to be great to just get SOMETHING on the kit. I can't play "Bat Country" by Avenged Sevenfold perfectly but I know how some parts go and am able to replicate it to the best of my ability
Well, they don’t have to deal with harmony or melody, just rhythm, so it’s quite easy to jump in 😅
It's cool to see how much the fills add to this song. Listening along to it when he was playing the first time was strange because it was all there but missing that little bit. Adding a bit of the fills in the second attempt immediately made it sound more fitting to me. I know it's simply because I've heard the song a ton but I found it interesting.
I was like why is this guy getting the fills wrong?!??😂
Tre’s drumming is just insane… his style is like no other
The fills on basket case on like no other. Makes song 3x better than it would be otherwise.
@@Benjamin-pb6joHis sound is unique but his influences are fairly obvious in his playing… certainly Ringo if no one else
I love how he smiles the whole time and you can tell he just feels so good. Every time I hear this song I go right back to shredding waves in California.
It's amazing how close he was to the real drums in the song in spots, shows how talented musicians are
Dude went all out decorating that kit, I kept noticing new colorful details every few minutes.
His shoes match his kit too
Ya'll, this man is one of the most genuinely "good" people I know. Not like we've hung out together, but all the interactions I've had with him have left me feeling better than I did before they happened. Make sense? The dude's a Godly man, and SUPER talented, as well. Add to that the fact he plays one of my favorite custom/semi-custom drum builders, it's no wonder I respect this man. Cool clip here. Great content on the channel. Big love up! 🦾🙏🏻🙏🏻☝🏻
Tre Cool man, what a drummer. Great take on a classic too
That man just looks so happy to play drums and just running with it. Great video
A few beers and a couple of rips off my cart on a beautiful sabado noche and this video comes in my feed. This was great.
A good drummer is a good drummer is a good drummer. The most under-appreciated yet most important spot in the band. Show your drummer love today, especially if he’s only in your band.
Sincerely,
A gracious vocalist/guitarist
P.S. good shit dude
If he's in more then one band though he can f right off 😅
@@ericmuir3356 😂😂😂
@@ericmuir3356 If he's in more than one band he's probably doing your local scene an invaluable service :D
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I play guitar and bass but I love watching these videos that drumble and drumeo put out. This one is my favourite so far simply because of the joy and fun this guy is showing. Very talented too! The appreciation for the craft of making music exceeds genres.
I waited 14 minutes for that damn square plate to hit(
He looked like he had so much fun playing it the 2nd time. Nailed it all.
That was really cool, I like how they get a chance to hear the original recording with the drums..and redeem themselves..2nd attempt is always better..great to
See
You guys having fun…channel
Is cool, keep it up
The algo works! So glad to stumble into this concept. Subbed.
It's unbelievable how in the pocket he was right at the start! Great job! Loved it!
I love how in these videos, no matter the background of the musician, they are always able to appreciate it and respect the music that they are hearing and playing to. Even if it's not their "cup of tea".
That smile says a 1000 words on how much fun he was having
I love to see drummers step out of their comfort zone and play music they are unfamiliar with. Always makes me smile. They do a great job as well!!!
11:17 The comedic timing of the lyrics "Grasping to control, so I better hold on" and the mic falling exactly at that line.
One half of my brain
"HOW HAVE THEY NEVER HEARD THIS SONG?!?!?!?!?!"
The other half of my brain
"...What music have I been missing out on my whole life?????"
Correct response!
It's always shocking to me how many people can't accept that their culture, their music, isn't actually "universal". It's 100% possible to go through life, even in the 90s, without more than a passing familiarity with the idea of rock music.
I thought the same at first like “who tf hasn’t heard of Green Day??” Then he said who who plays and I’m like “who..? Ahh, nvm.. no need to answer”😂
bro looked like he was having a blast the whole time!
I love these kind of videos. as a musician my self , I really enjoy watching a pro pick up what ever the feel of a random song is so fast.
Nothing like an electric guitar, 4 chords and a pink drum to put a smile on your face.
Dookie - an iconic album that inspired so many guitarists, bassists, lyricists, artists, actors, snarky angsty teenagers and of course drummers. 30 years this year, Green Day are kings ❤
Name one guitarist, bassist, lyricist, artist or actor or drummer that Green Day inspired. With proof, not just talking out of your ass. What a stupid comment. Selling a lot of albums doesn’t make it iconic. It’s mediocre bubble gum pop at best.
Amazing that he understood the song immediately! And he is so charming how much fun he has! ❤
Great stuff! Solid first attempt! It‘s great what you do. All people need to come together with ALL kinds of music.
I loved it. Thank you so much for this kind of entertainment! Kudos Bravo! I want to see you back!
That was amazing. He looked like he was having so much fun playing this song. I think I was in High School when this song came out. I love these videos.
My brain: "Hitthesquarecymbal hitthesquarecymbal hitthesquarecymbal hitthesquarecymbal hitthesquarecymbal."
Rock guy here. I dig this guy's feel.
Ahh the magic of seeing first time reaction to when the drums to this kick in never gets old.
Absolutely understood the kick pattern. Rad.
You guys are killing it with these videos… love Green Day and love hearing drummers just be drummers. Rock on!
Whats great is once he finds the feel, he really does match the original feel and the placements of the accents. Cool!
Extra points for the kick drum floor tom
what's really incredible to me is how many of the accents he already seemed to pick up from the drumless track, like when you learn a song's melody before its exact lyrics
Respect .. Bananas that a drummer has never heard of Tré Cool, one of the best drummers of our life time.
I love this drum set. It looks like someone left it out in the sun and it melted. lol
He went out of his comfort zone and enjoyed himself! Great to see it 😊😊😊
Been a Green Day Fan since early 90s and absolutely thought Bravo Buggs was stellar on the first try. Pleasure to listen!!
Fun to watch!!! Talented drummers always love a good song no matter the genre 👍🏻
This is awesome. It's amazing how much better is the second time, and I guess is more about the guy understanding the song better and giving it more feel, and just because he was trying to mimic the original version (fantastic punk drummer Tre Cool)
When he finally "figured it out" he looked like he was having a blast!
It's amazing what a little perspective can do.
Crazy how he got the 6 stroke roll on the first take spot on!! Speaks volumes to me of his drumming and also of Tre’s drumming that he got technical chops like that! Not bad for a punk rock band I’d say!! Great drumming from my man here!!
Vamos 814drums from Argentina to Drumbleeee!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
That was awesome!! First time and second time!!! Niiiiice!!!
Haha loved the second take bro! Good Vibes! KEEP IT UP!
Great job, enjoy 👍👍
Love the positive attitude to the challenge in all your videos! Keep it up!
About that weird metronome: Often these oldschool 90's/00's songs were recorded without a click, which is why it is hard to layer a click over it.
KILLER VIDEO MAN! TELL BRAVO, "HELLO AND MAD RESPECT", FROM THE ONE AND ONLY LORI BRAVO! THAT'S RIGHT! ^..^😈🤘⚜
so cool!!!!!!!!!! I love how the drummer gets another try after hearing the original!!!!!! brilliant!
Crazy drum line, I loved it from the first time I heard it and when I saw the video, it blwe my mind . To this day, it's still fun to listen to it and watch the drummer play it, with the original high energy
Core memory, hearing that song on the radio for the first time in 1994. They've been my favorite band ever since. Finally saw them live a couple weeks ago and the second they started playing it I was 11 years old hearing it for the first time all over again.
If you weren't a drummer, you would still tell the performances apart by the joy and freedom in his 2nd try. Cool channel, good idea capitalizing on Drumeo's format.
I am not a drummer, and I immediately noticed. He seems MUCH happier and confident during the second performance. Probably because he's not trying to figure out what they were going for and just went for it.
Dude could play anything comfortably. A true professional
Love this guy. Found him on RUclips by chance before he had almost any followers. So great to see him moving up. 😊
Look at the smile... Buggs loved this. As an old punk rocker I'm really happy after seeing this.
Man! He went so simplistic! Respect! Didn’t overplay, and just let the song go…would I rather have seen someone go off? Hell yeah, but it’s nice to see someone just let it play it out
Very good drummer, going all in for the challenge
Punk is about all out aggression. It is a mix of love and hate. Often times the subject matter is dark, but is presented in a way that is totally happy sounding.
I love this song and it takes me back to a time in my life. Very good job, I love this stuff. Excellent drumming and an excellent drummer. We should always challenge ourselves to make ourselves better. This is definitely fun!!!!
Buddy had the kick drum absolutely on point🤘
That square cymbal on background is such a most important thing to play pop-punk )))
Geez, I just noticed that when you wrote it. My eyes literally filtered that square Zilldjian thing out, which I can't even name 😀
That album Dookie was a big part of my childhood back in the 90s. The fact you guys brought it out shows me you truly have an open mind.
Every time I see someone who doesn't listen to rock jump into a song like this, they can almost always get the groove but don't know what the sound is. 90% of the time, cymbals and fills, you do more cymbals and fills and you got it.
Being a hip hop head from the Bay Area, backpackers and skaters found common ground with the Dookie album! I was more a hip hop head, but Green Day was both hated on and loved by my punk rock homies. Looking back, Dookie was a priceless piece of nostalgia that even my hip hop azz can thrash to now and then!
This is awesome! Great job!
Not gonna lie, the green lights making googly eyes on his sunglasses are hilarious 😂
You know you are a really really really really really really really really really good drummer when you can just play nonchalantly and have a giant smile on your face like, this is 7:00 a.m. workout stuff LOL
so positive and open for new stuff. love it
dudes language is music! Absolutely killed it brother!
I'm so glad I stumbled on this channel. Always entertaining to see people take on songs they don't know from genres they don't typically listen to. Thanks for that 🤘
Bravo is a good dude! He actually bought a kit from me a couple of years ago. Good job bro!🔥
He absolutely nailed the bass drum after just a few bars. Didn't quite guess Tre's manic fills but he was in the neighborhood.
Smiling he’s having a blast as are we
The biggest impact you made the second time around was going to 8th note closed high hats during the verse. It drove the song like the original. Excellent adjustment!!
Oddly, the first beat he does, with the quarter notes and accents on the bass drum is a lot more common in modern punk
This guy was great! awesome drums too!
Look at those Ocho Catorce, beautiful 😍🇦🇷
Heck yeah!! Loved it!!
One of the first songs I learned as a beginner drummer back in 94. Its a pretty straightforward upbeat song with lots of places to put fills in.
Killed it again boyz!!! 🔥🔥🔥
The first take was great! And I’m a big Green Day fan since the early 90s
Algorithmic contribution...love this channel!
looks like you guys are having allot fun with this...
As wild as it is that a professional musician has never heard Basket Case before, Bravo Buggs killed it!
He’s such a good drummer but when you see how other drummers play this song you can notice what kind of an artist Tre Cool is. He played exactly what the song needed and that’s awesome.
Fantastic work! Just stumbled upon your channel and I’m digging it it! Love it!
HELLLLZ YEZZZ! BRAVO GOT THOSE KILLER BLAST BEATS THAT TRE' COOL IS INFAMOUS FOR! ^..^ SALUD! ^..^
Loved it ❤
That was sick! Good work , Buggs!!!
I love the crackle of that snare!
Stellar performance.
Great video!
This is brilliant! Mr Bruggs dances on that kit
Love it, keep the videos coming please!
I love playing this on drums and he did a damn good job
Is it a little thing that he nails the open high-hat in the intro? Love this video's entire style. I know a lot about Green Day but not a lot of hip-hop. These two have great vibes! Thank you!!