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OllieJames
15-07-2009, 08:58 PM
Hi All,

Seeing as I got a nice response for you lot last time, thought you might be interested in seeing my lastest drum video.

This was from our leavers assembly (last day of last term of year 11 - year 5 for you old-timers :p ) and I played the AAF version of Smooth Criminal - next day, Michael Jackson is dead :eek:

Anyway, hope you enjoy it!

YouTube - Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal - Live Drum Cover @ Campions Leavers Assembly 2009

Charlie Brown
15-07-2009, 09:22 PM
Fantastic Ollie!

By just watching that video I see how different we both are. I can imagine you being very mature and sensible and quite a serious person. I'm completely the opposite (but I would rather be sensible)

.... am I right?

Well done by the well...you can sure play the drums! :approve:

Jiggles
15-07-2009, 09:47 PM
Nice! Last time I seen someone play the drums was last Saturday and their drum kit managed to move around the stage and he was nothing compared to you! :D

rob1963
15-07-2009, 10:49 PM
Another great video, Ollie.

Respect!

Remind us how long you've been playing & whether you've had lessons or are self taught.

Solitaire Events Ltd
16-07-2009, 08:35 AM
Love it!

Having spent a lot of time watching my kids perform, sing and dance, I really appreciate stuff like this. Nice one! Are you in a band?

ScottThompson
16-07-2009, 08:42 AM
I just love the way you make drumming look so easy!

SC Events
16-07-2009, 08:45 AM
Nice One Olly! I respect any who can play drums, 'cos I can't :D

..........Hmmmm should I upload a video of me playing the guitar???.........:D

Solitaire Events Ltd
16-07-2009, 08:47 AM
...and perhaps I should upload a video of me playing the spoons...:sj:

SC Events
16-07-2009, 08:53 AM
Haha! :D

..........Go on, I dare you :p :D

BeerFunk
16-07-2009, 08:57 AM
Wow, you are very good - you look like you could play in any band!

OllieJames
16-07-2009, 09:35 AM
Fantastic Ollie!

By just watching that video I see how different we both are. I can imagine you being very mature and sensible and quite a serious person. I'm completely the opposite (but I would rather be sensible)

.... am I right?

Well done by the well...you can sure play the drums! :approve:

Thanks Charlie :) Yeah, I can be mature and sensible, but the opposite too if needs be ;) :P


Nice! Last time I seen someone play the drums was last Saturday and their drum kit managed to move around the stage and he was nothing compared to you! :D

Thanks Callum! :D


Another great video, Ollie.

Respect!

Remind us how long you've been playing & whether you've had lessons or are self taught.

Cheers Rob. I've been playing for 10 years, but only really properly for 7/8. I had lessons for 3 years, but have been self-taught really.


Love it!

Having spent a lot of time watching my kids perform, sing and dance, I really appreciate stuff like this. Nice one! Are you in a band?

Thanks Darren :) I was in a band for about 4 years, and we went to Germany for 6 gigs and played at The Cavern, Liverpool. We split up when they went to uni, September just gone.


I just love the way you make drumming look so easy!

Haha, Thanks Scott :P


...and perhaps I should upload a video of me playing the spoons...:sj:

DO IT!! :D


Wow, you are very good - you look like you could play in any band!

Thanks very much! I'd love to be in a band again.


Nice One Olly! I respect any who can play drums, 'cos I can't :D

..........Hmmmm should I upload a video of me playing the guitar???.........:D

Thanks Scott! :)

Jiggles
16-07-2009, 09:39 AM
...and perhaps I should upload a video of me playing the spoons...:sj:


Haha! :D

..........Go on, I dare you :p :D

Please don't its only going to lower the tone. :ph34r:

SC Events
16-07-2009, 09:41 AM
Ooooooh! Did you hear that Darren? He doesn't "Lower The Tone" with your musical talent :D:D:D

PropellerHeadCase
16-07-2009, 01:58 PM
Our very own Travis Barker - you going to drum along to Crank Dat, too, then?

andyw
16-07-2009, 02:10 PM
i can't remember seeing the first video you done ollie bt that was greta you looked so relaxed and at home,which makes it easy to watch and listen too. daz if you are going to upload yourself playing the spoons use the same track we could mix itin with ollies then we need a volenteer for some vocals next though:)

Mark Wild
16-07-2009, 02:21 PM
Effortless, major talent now and even more for the future. Thanks for sharing, loved it.

sted
16-07-2009, 02:53 PM
wow as stated by others you make it look so easy and i know from lessons i have had its not.

really good mate.

DeckstarDeluxe
16-07-2009, 05:19 PM
Can I just make a point.

You've just entertained the crowd by doing an awesome live performance. When you finish everyone is cheering but you dont really look up or make any gesture to them.

Personally if it was me I'd get up look around at the crowd and at least hold my hand up to thank them or even take it abit further and play up abit to get them even louder. Kidda like a showman. Other people might disargee?

Jonny Boy
16-07-2009, 05:26 PM
Ollie dude - you rock! I loved the work you did on the low ride cymbal in the middle, with fill son the two (?splash?) cymbals on screen left! Cool as cucumber fella! :cool:


daz if you are going to upload yourself playing the spoons use the same track we could mix itin with ollies then we need a volenteer for some vocals next though:)

Yo! Count me in.... as long as I get to do the instrumental on me comb 'n' fag paper! :eek:


Hoping to get some live songs onto you tube by the end of September actually: watch this space, gang! :thumbsup:

Mark Wild
16-07-2009, 05:52 PM
Can I just make a point.

You've just entertained the crowd by doing an awesome live performance. When you finish everyone is cheering but you dont really look up or make any gesture to them.

Personally if it was me I'd get up look around at the crowd and at least hold my hand up to thank them or even take it abit further and play up abit to get them even louder. Kidda like a showman. Other people might disargee?

Hardly an important part of the video, deary deary me.

DeckstarDeluxe
16-07-2009, 06:59 PM
Hardly an important part of the video, deary deary me.

Not important to acknowledge the people that are cheering?

Charlie Brown
16-07-2009, 07:13 PM
Nah, I agree with you. I think it's all about entertaining and gearing up the crowd. Encouraging them at the end and getting them geared up to potentially shout "more" I personally think is important.

Mark Wild
16-07-2009, 07:42 PM
Not important to acknowledge the people that are cheering?

Not really, he cooly takes it all in his stride and exits stage left after a great performance. Rather than holding his hands in the air, taking a bow, what ever it is you think he should have done and maybe looking like a conceited idiot. It wasn't wembley ffs

visualdjmax
16-07-2009, 08:03 PM
Hi Ollie, I added this to my favorites on Youtube. Mate you rock!! I have just starting using a percussionist on some of the bigger gigs it would be great if you could come and play with your kit as well!!!!!!!!!

OllieJames
16-07-2009, 10:01 PM
i can't remember seeing the first video you done ollie bt that was greta you looked so relaxed and at home,which makes it easy to watch and listen too. daz if you are going to upload yourself playing the spoons use the same track we could mix itin with ollies then we need a volenteer for some vocals next though:)

Thanks a lot Andy! :)


Effortless, major talent now and even more for the future. Thanks for sharing, loved it.

Thanks very much Mark :)


wow as stated by others you make it look so easy and i know from lessons i have had its not.

really good mate.

Thanks! :D


Can I just make a point.

You've just entertained the crowd by doing an awesome live performance. When you finish everyone is cheering but you dont really look up or make any gesture to them.

Personally if it was me I'd get up look around at the crowd and at least hold my hand up to thank them or even take it abit further and play up abit to get them even louder. Kidda like a showman. Other people might disargee?

Fair point, however whilst exiting stage to go and sit with my form - i did wave at the people, smile and had a joke with the people in the front row. It's just not in the video.


Ollie dude - you rock! I loved the work you did on the low ride cymbal in the middle, with fill son the two (?splash?) cymbals on screen left! Cool as cucumber fella! :cool:

Yo! Count me in.... as long as I get to do the instrumental on me comb 'n' fag paper! :eek:


Hoping to get some live songs onto you tube by the end of September actually: watch this space, gang! :thumbsup:

Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed it :)


Hardly an important part of the video, deary deary me.


Not important to acknowledge the people that are cheering?


Nah, I agree with you. I think it's all about entertaining and gearing up the crowd. Encouraging them at the end and getting them geared up to potentially shout "more" I personally think is important.

Maybe at a disco Charlie, but whilst trying to drum, it's not possible. In a band situation, yes - that's the other job of the vocalist/frontman. Also, I didn't want to make myself look like i thought i was great infront of everyone.


Not really, he cooly takes it all in his stride and exits stage left after a great performance. Rather than holding his hands in the air, taking a bow, what ever it is you think he should have done and maybe looking like a conceited idiot. It wasn't wembley ffs


Hi Ollie, I added this to my favorites on Youtube. Mate you rock!! I have just starting using a percussionist on some of the bigger gigs it would be great if you could come and play with your kit as well!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Max! Sounds interesting! I'd like to put some more drum videos, as people seem to be enjoying them :)

Larry B Entertainment
19-07-2009, 11:14 AM
Hi Ollie, I added this to my favorites on Youtube. Mate you rock!! I have just starting using a percussionist on some of the bigger gigs it would be great if you could come and play with your kit as well!!!!!!!!!

I have got an outside DJ set in a couple of weeks where I will be DJing my own tracks and adding percussion over the top using a Roland HPD15 Handsonic. Cant beat (no pun intended) a bit of live drumming over recorded music. Gives it a whole new dimension I think :)