Porcupine Tree cover: Blackest eyes

[Sardaukar]

Hello again!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlKuA9zDG4M

So i've been drumming for 3 and a half years and I'm 18. I didn't intend to copy Harrisons drum track identically. Gear used can be found in the description.

[frank0072]

Great cover man, and that on a 4piece! Awsome. Keep up the great drumming.

[aydee]

Ah, the beginner! Superb playing, as always, my friend. Good pocket.

[NUTHA JASON]

lovely song...one of my favourite PT songs. and you do a hell of job covering it. very relaxed and well executed. love the cymbals ... paiste right? whole kit sounds good actually.

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[Wavelength]

Great playing, but do remember to maintain your intent and intensity throughout the piece even though all you need to do is to count rests. Music is happening even when you're not playing!

[Sardaukar]

Great playing, but do remember to maintain your intent and intensity throughout the piece even though all you need to do is to count rests. Music is happening even when you're not playing!

Well I should have just been quiet, since counting is nearly impossible after the C-part where you only have the synthesizer going.. I'm not planning to do this on a gig tho ;) Thanks for the feedback anyways!

[Deltadrummer]

Great playing, but do remember to maintain your intent and intensity throughout the piece even though all you need to do is to count rests. Music is happening even when you're not playing!

You gotta sit and store your energy when you're not playing.

[drumhead61]

very nice cover to say the least thanks for sharing

[Fishnmusicn]

Nice pocket and interesting fills.

[darkcherryfade]

Very nicely played. Sounded tight overall. When I was playing for 3 and a half years I had great chops and double bass but had no groove. Looking back, I would much rather have been able to play this way back then

[cantstandyourfunk]

very cool ideas for those licks on a four-piece. very creative. keep rocking :)

[Sardaukar]

Thanks a lot! ^ I will :>