This reminds me of something I’d hear as a hidden track on a Les Claypool or John 5 album. Fun song overall!

This reminds me of something I’d hear as a hidden track on a Les Claypool or John 5 album. Fun song overall!

I like this... fun and refreshing.

I like this... fun and refreshing.

Inspired use of the equipment. Very tight.

Inspired use of the equipment. Very tight.

much better than heavy metal. like it.

much better than heavy metal. like it.

I like the story behind the home-made drum kit.  It sounds excellent.  I might have to try out some cardboard box percussion myself.  Fun song.  It has a really nice energy.

I like the story behind the home-made drum kit. It sounds excellent. I might have to try out some cardboard box percussion myself. Fun song. It has a really nice energy.

I think it's the flask hit that makes it really fun! Assuming that bright chime sound must be the flask. Very inventive and inspiring to hear made instruments.

I think it's the flask hit that makes it really fun! Assuming that bright chime sound must be the flask. Very inventive and inspiring to hear made instruments.

I can see that a bit, although neither do ska to my knowledge.

Enjoy.

Let's not push it.

Honestly, I was reminded of you when I listened back to it. This, to me, seems very much like your style.
Now go and hit those boxes like they deserve it, but take your time finding the right box and spot, because all boxes sound different, you have to find the box that's right for you.

Yea, it's a metal water bottle type flask. I can't exactly make crashes and cymbals out of what I have, but I have stuff no other drum kit has, like glass bottles, plastic bottles and of course metal bottles.

[quote=onlyjokinen]This reminds me of something I’d hear as a hidden track on a Les Claypool or John 5 album. Fun song overall![/quote]I can see that a bit, although neither do ska to my knowledge. [quote=Mission Crossing]I like this... fun and refreshing. [/quote]Enjoy. [quote=Q-Rosh]much better than heavy metal. like it.[/quote]Let's not push it. [quote=CosmicCairns]I like the story behind the home-made drum kit. It sounds excellent. I might have to try out some cardboard box percussion myself. Fun song. It has a really nice energy.[/quote]Honestly, I was reminded of you when I listened back to it. This, to me, seems very much like your style. Now go and hit those boxes like they deserve it, but take your time finding the right box and spot, because all boxes sound different, you have to find the box that's right for you. [quote=NWSPR]I think it's the flask hit that makes it really fun! Assuming that bright chime sound must be the flask. Very inventive and inspiring to hear made instruments.[/quote]Yea, it's a metal water bottle type flask. I can't exactly make crashes and cymbals out of what I have, but I have stuff no other drum kit has, like glass bottles, plastic bottles and of course metal bottles.

Cool Sound! The mix of melodica and uke is very nice.

Cool Sound! The mix of melodica and uke is very nice.

This made me picture a cardboard train going around in my head, with the steam coming out in time with the melodica, nice lighthearted and sweet track

This made me picture a cardboard train going around in my head, with the steam coming out in time with the melodica, nice lighthearted and sweet track :D

It's so nice, I did it twice; or rather it's my second time.

It certainly has that quality to it.

[quote=theGuen]Cool Sound! The mix of melodica and uke is very nice.[/quote]It's so nice, I did it twice; or rather it's my second time. [quote=Gab Manette]This made me picture a cardboard train going around in my head, with the steam coming out in time with the melodica, nice lighthearted and sweet track :D[/quote]It certainly has that quality to it.

This should be in a future Wes Anderson flick   Nice work!

This should be in a future Wes Anderson flick :) Nice work!

Here's to hoping.

[quote=Tone Matrix]This should be in a future Wes Anderson flick :) Nice work![/quote]Here's to hoping.

The flask is so obnoxious but in a most delightful way.  Like a rogue triangle player trying to get in on the action.

The flask is so obnoxious but in a most delightful way. Like a rogue triangle player trying to get in on the action.

I'll tell him to settle down next time.

[quote=Ryan]The flask is so obnoxious but in a most delightful way. Like a rogue triangle player trying to get in on the action. [/quote] I'll tell him to settle down next time.

Ska 'arte povera'.... likes! 

Ska 'arte povera'.... likes!

Someone had to do it.

[quote=frostyjr2]Ska 'arte povera'.... likes! [/quote]Someone had to do it.

i personally find live recordings like this way more enjoyable and charming than computer/midi music that's fixed to a grid. this is so lively, warm and quirky

i personally find live recordings like this way more enjoyable and charming than computer/midi music that's fixed to a grid. this is so lively, warm and quirky

It's a matter of opinion for sure, of course it'll be better if it's either all in sync, or none of it is.

[quote=underground Luau]i personally find live recordings like this way more enjoyable and charming than computer/midi music that's fixed to a grid. this is so lively, warm and quirky[/quote]It's a matter of opinion for sure, of course it'll be better if it's either all in sync, or none of it is.

[img]https://i.pinimg.com/736x/81/33/a5/8133a5b0376b5460d8f7c54a6be0ba52--melodica-tin-whistle.jpg[/img]

I like tooting my own horn.

[quote=kaedo sevaada][img]https://i.pinimg.com/736x/81/33/a5/8133a5b0376b5460d8f7c54a6be0ba52--melodica-tin-whistle.jpg[/img][/quote]I like tooting my own horn.