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Winning Guitar Center's Drum Off Grand Finals at an astonishing age of 11, Tony Royster Jr., now 27, returned to Guitar Center's Hollywood Store for this insightful clinic. A virtuoso of many musical styles, Royster has preformed alongside some of the worlds top artist including Jay-Z, Joe Jonas, and #1 selling Japanese artist Hikaru Utada. Tony's mind blowing hand and foot speed, complimented by his controlled independence, come into easy view in this video recorded in September 2011. His instructional DVD's "Pure Energy" (2007), and The Evolution of Tony Royster (2009) are further examples of his journey to becoming a drum legend.
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10 years ago
JayGdrums
Anyone know what drumset he is using in this video?10 years ago
Jazzanti
This is BY FAR the best live drum sound I've ever heard!!!10 years ago
Seok-Won Choi
well i thought the host introduced "Tony Roster", not the band. If "the drummer" is called, I think it's ok to "show off" because that's your time to shine. If Tony came out to the show with a band, I'm pretty sure he would've played inside his pocket, not putting off solos that doesn't match the song. This comment is like watching a drum cover of a song and someone suddenly says "he shows off too much! he should play less fill ins!" kind of thing. sorry for my poor english11 years ago
Ov3rDoSis
dont forget....Chris Coleman is still alive!! haha11 years ago
Bryant Hunter
What heads are those11 years ago
Bryan Germain
get out....NOW!11 years ago
Tony Newton
I hope you mean Travis Barker..11 years ago
34xMd7
He doesn't even play that much as far as fills are when he's playing the standard ride and hi-hat pattern, or whenever he was on the low tom with the sparatic upper tom fills. Plus the whole point of that gig was "drum solo" week, so really, he was spot on.11 years ago
Valdenise Silva newman
The guy is an amazing drummer loaded with talent any hating on here is envy pure and simple11 years ago
easrlybizzle
no haters at all...11 years ago
C Frazier
Since there was no song played here, I'm assuming you've heard a lot from Tony Royster. Now, when you say 'doesn't play for the song', are you talking about gigs where he's backing an artist, or clinic style songs where he is the featured musician playing to a backing track? I've seen Tony on gigs as a member of a band, and he does not overplay. I've seen him in clinics, and considering he's brought into showcase HIS skill, he SUPPOSED to overplay.11 years ago
lgttb1
I really enjoy hearing him play and i do like his style ...have you been getting the hate mail nonstop since your post ? there are a load of haters out there that feel their pick is the #1 in the world.....11 years ago
LHondrums
is he maybe playing the performance series snare right there? this one would be affordable, i'm thinking about getting one...11 years ago
Ryhmproductions
It's not the snare, It's the drummer. Lololololol :P11 years ago
aponcapone
His snare sounds like amazing!!!!12 years ago
Danny Herrera
proud to say..i was in this crowd..better live!!!12 years ago
TheRealZebHing
Pause at 0:12 Theres a Pricetag on the toms....hmmp im wondering :O12 years ago
themacq
anyone know if the entire performance is loaded up somewhere? Between this and the other clip, sounds like it was a great event/show/clinic12 years ago
easrlybizzle
The best drummer in the world .....period12 years ago
Thissbetterwork
@ECSdrunx This would win any drum off every time dude. NO QUESTION. not probably, mot maybe, he would every time lolVideos Relacionados
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