Deep Purple - Burn - Drum cover (With exact studio fills) - Best Version 

I am not to sure what you mean but thanks for noticing :P Cheers!

ahahah. I am glad you enjoyed it sir. All the best!

u kitting...-

You make it look so easy

pro tip: you can watch series at Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching loads of movies lately.

Agree !! He is ESSENTIAL to Purple's sound.

Thanks :)

Thanks Sean! I had studied it for months before even attempting it. Cheers!

Ahh thank you very much Brian! I hope it helps you achieve your dream. It is never too late. Cheers!

Well, as great as this is, I give 'Highway star' and Ian Gillan the edge...Robert at 65.

and the audio quality is out of this world!

Perfect comment!! Everything you said is exactly so! This song is so awesome,5tt so outstanding, so out of anything similar that I thought we will not have a chance to see how it was really recorded in studio by THE TIME R Paice!!! In interviews he allways talking about 3 times he tried to make a good drumming for "Burn"!! And one of those 3 was just great!! IT WAS THIS ONE VERSION, AND IT WORKED PERFECTLY FOR SONG!!! So job for Ian Paice on Burn(song, not all LP) was over!! And this is the first time anyone played it almost like then in the recording studio!!! VERY, VERY GOOD, AND ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR WORK MAN!!! CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT VIDEO!!!

Ahahahah. Thank you for the kind words. I also the first one to do this cover as it was recorded. Can't believe it's been 10 years already. Cheers!

¡Muchas gracias! Es muy apreciado :)

Couldn't have said it better myself! So true! No pro tools here and it is refreshing to hear! Cheers!

Wow, thank you! much Appreciated :)

Thanks Martin. Practice being solid and you'll get there! Cheers!

Glenn Hughes too...

Wow, thank you! Again, I studied this piece for months!! Thank you again :)

He is a great drummer :)

Thanks SL :)

Thanks :)

Thank you Jose. I dunno if Ian has seen it but it was fun to dissect this track. Ian is a monster drummer :). Cheers!

Wow, thank you so much! I did put a lot of work in this one. Thanks for the compliment!

Thank you so much! :)

Thanks :)

Ahh I'm late answering back. :P Cheers!

Ahh thanks! I praticed that song for months before recording it. So thank you! :)

Oh yes i did!!! ;) Cheers! Thanks :)

Thank you Daniel!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks so much 😊

Just start slow and you'll get there :) I do online classes if interested. www.denisrichardjr.com for info. Cheers! :)

Wow, thank you so much. This one took me awhile to get it right. But, I am happy with the result. I am glad you enjoyed it as well. Cheers!

Gracias!

thedrumdoctor your answer to the question why there is no music like this these days.....simple......'protools'. i am a producer/engineer and i prefer to record musicians who can actually play their parts on time and in tune, which is somewhat a rarity for the 20-something year olds playing in bands these days.-the musicians of the 60's -'70's era were quite accomplished at that age, and created many of their best works before they hit 30...if they even made it that far. complacency dictates that everything can be fixed/created in the workstation environment. despite the technology, it would be faster to learn to play this track right than to create it in protools....consequently it would never see the light of day in the modern studio environment. lack of touring/gigging experience is also a reality in todays music market and fewer and fewer bands have places to play for decent $, so there simply isn't an environment for young players to hone their skills in the same way as was possible a couple of decades ago. so a lot of commercial music these days is seriously "dunbed down' to morose dance beats and mindless repetitive patterns ...sad really....

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Obrigado! :)

Ahh thanks Mitch! :)

Thank you so much Bob !! :)

AGREED!! :)

Thanks! :)