I served alongside these men. I can tell you, that apart from every one of them being a skilled musician in his own right, they rehearse as a band until everything is perfect. They leave nothing to chance. Awesome! These men are the drummer/buglers of The Corps of Drums of Her Majesty's Band of the Royal Marines! Listen in awe and have the hairs on the back of your neck bristle!
I have to say this is one of the finest displays by ANY Corps of Drums I have ever witnessed. Absolutely perfect with great precision, both in the visual professionalism and the magnificent sound ..... well done you guys ..... SuperNutkin
So static, like toy soldiers with their stick you can just about see their wrists moving in quick succession like a gentle breeze, you can’t see if feel it but it’s there (like radiation)
@@gordonbridges4535 One of the great parts is the Inter-service ribbing that goes on.We all work together quite well and achieve alot of great things.As well as the friendships and comraderies made.😁
"Soldier an' Sailor Too" As I was spittin' into the Ditch aboard o' the Crocodile, I seed a man on a man-o'-war got up in the Reg'lars' style. 'E was scrapin' the paint from off of 'er plates, an' I sez to 'im, "'Oo are you?" Sez 'e, "I'm a Jolly -- 'Er Majesty's Jolly -- soldier an' sailor too!" Now 'is work begins by Gawd knows when, and 'is work is never through; 'E isn't one o' the reg'lar Line, nor 'e isn't one of the crew. 'E's a kind of a giddy harumfrodite -- soldier an' sailor too! Kipling
This is the sort of tonal balance I'd expect of the side drums in a pipe and drum corps, with a single cranked snare drum for the principal side and standard snare drums for the balance of the section. Premier® has the 0189-RQL 28"x14" bass, 1072-RQL 16"x12" tenor, and 0097-S 14"x12" snare available; adapting the HTS 800 14"x12" free-float (for the principal side) to the 0913 snare/tenor sling (don't know if the 1903 lug-mount hook will do at the batter counterhoop) and 1902 leg rest might be a trick, however.
I'm sorry but there is formally no drum corps (although it's infomally acknowledged)...there is, however, a Corps of Buglers, who happen to play Drums as a second instrument... I ain't kidding...check it out...
Yes it certainly is history...the drummers are formally referred to as "buglers"...IIRC it's a throwback to the Royal Marine Light Infantry in the 19th Century and the difference in the bandsmens uniform also originates with this...
The bass drummer is wearing a tiger skin.Warriors wore the skins of the animals that the warrior killed by hand.So, that bass drummer is not to be messed with.
A little known fact, the drum skins have a fine coating of either cocaine or ketamin and every time the Drummer sniffs the sticks, he gets a shot. The best drummers can hit over 210 bpm!!!
I served alongside these men. I can tell you, that apart from every one of them being a skilled musician in his own right, they rehearse as a band until everything is perfect. They leave nothing to chance. Awesome!
These men are the drummer/buglers of The Corps of Drums of Her Majesty's Band of the Royal Marines! Listen in awe and have the hairs on the back of your neck bristle!
Amazing! My dad was a Royal Marine! Best military band ever!
I have to say this is one of the finest displays by ANY Corps of Drums I have ever witnessed.
Absolutely perfect with great precision, both in the visual professionalism and the magnificent sound ..... well done you guys ..... SuperNutkin
Our Royal Marines will always be proud of what they do god bless all of them
The level of skill involved is just crazy. Their arms are mesmerising.
So static, like toy soldiers with their stick you can just about see their wrists moving in quick succession like a gentle breeze, you can’t see if feel it but it’s there (like radiation)
Top rate job. Love having the privilege of watching you all practice at HMS Excellent. Never get board of it.
Without doubt the finest drum corps in the world
Per mere per terram and always excellent 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
boy those guys are precise!!!! they never never ever miss a beat :D
That’s the UK Marines for you
And this is a prime example of why i want to be in the royal marines band as a bugler:)
did you make it?
Ain't nothing else like them. Best of the best 👌
Amazing synchronisation is awesome these guys are very talented 👏 💜😀🙏
Just brilliant!
It just does not get any better than that !
I love this and watch it over and over bit I always wish all the corps of bugles would perform together at some point
Bugles, drums,precision march, killing the enemy! Is there ANYTHING THESE MARINES CAN'T DO!?!
Tim Danby,match the Paras
@@gordonbridges4535 Marines have the Force Recon units.So yes,we can match the Paras.
@@gordonbridges4535 One of the great parts is the Inter-service ribbing that goes on.We all work together quite well and achieve alot of great things.As well as the friendships and comraderies made.😁
That was incredible !!!!!
7:20 Drums AND bugles!!! Is there anything these guys can't do!?!
great drumming and visuals
All I want for Christmas is a tripod.
AWESOME STUFF !!!
3:00 The crowd at this point would be cheering wildly!!!
exceptional, but then again you'd expect nothing less from the RM
Same with the U.S.Marines.BTW,the Royal Marines are the model the U.S.Marines were founded upon.
@@danbytp not a patch on these lads BTW😉 and the longest training in the world. The standard is unrivalled anywhere. Serving, active troops too.
Whatever they're paid, it's not enough.
Justin Case
you ain't lying, my friend.
tighter than a gnats chuff.
"Soldier an' Sailor Too"
As I was spittin' into the Ditch aboard o' the Crocodile,
I seed a man on a man-o'-war got up in the Reg'lars' style.
'E was scrapin' the paint from off of 'er plates, an' I sez to 'im, "'Oo are you?"
Sez 'e, "I'm a Jolly -- 'Er Majesty's Jolly -- soldier an' sailor too!"
Now 'is work begins by Gawd knows when, and 'is work is never through;
'E isn't one o' the reg'lar Line, nor 'e isn't one of the crew.
'E's a kind of a giddy harumfrodite -- soldier an' sailor too!
Kipling
Wow, So prouud
This is the sort of tonal balance I'd expect of the side drums in a pipe and drum corps, with a single cranked snare drum for the principal side and standard snare drums for the balance of the section. Premier® has the 0189-RQL 28"x14" bass, 1072-RQL 16"x12" tenor, and 0097-S 14"x12" snare available; adapting the HTS 800 14"x12" free-float (for the principal side) to the 0913 snare/tenor sling (don't know if the 1903 lug-mount hook will do at the batter counterhoop) and 1902 leg rest might be a trick, however.
The Royal Marines actually play Pearl Viscount snares and bass, but the high tension is an HTS 800.
the high tension is also a Pearl
awesome
Can some provide a list of drum statics please, would be appreciated
What was the 1st drum solo called anyone?
@Casus Knacksus after that its pompies isn't it but what's the static after ?
@Casus Knacksus cheers
What was the first drums again?
👍👍👍👍💞💞💞
Free hanging and moving drums not like all the special drum harnesses warn by other marching bands !! Well Done Booties !! The best in the world !!
What kind of drums?
Pearl Viscounts
I'm sorry but there is formally no drum corps (although it's infomally acknowledged)...there is, however, a Corps of Buglers, who happen to play Drums as a second instrument...
I ain't kidding...check it out...
cogidubnus1953 sorry you are wrong please check RM history for corp of drums
Anthony Allsopp trined bands of london 28/10/1664
+cogidubnus1953 You need to do some research, Royal Marines have always had drum and bugle corps, its called history!
Yes it certainly is history...the drummers are formally referred to as "buglers"...IIRC it's a throwback to the Royal Marine Light Infantry in the 19th Century and the difference in the bandsmens uniform also originates with this...
Fair comment1
if that dont make u feel proud to be a brit ,nothin will.
Can the camera man be any more shaky?
what was the drum solo that the CoD marched off to 4:40
Barham (Ring of Fire)
Do you know the composers name?
6:20
Wee macs solo
They tricked us, there's more than one!!!!😲
De ahí salió el intro de Veteranos de los Mochis.
xdxdxdxd
Not playing for me, dunno why oh well
The uniform of my band, the Omagh Protestant Boys, is almost the same. There is just a few changes on the sleeves. Even the logo is almost the same
fucking have it rm rules
6:10
1:07
McAlphile
Camelot, T'is a silly place 🤣
Veteranos de los mochis:v
:v
The bass drummer is wearing a tiger skin.Warriors wore the skins of the animals that the warrior killed by hand.So, that bass drummer is not to be messed with.
A little known fact, the drum skins have a fine coating of either cocaine or ketamin and every time the Drummer sniffs the sticks, he gets a shot. The best drummers can hit over 210 bpm!!!
Brilliant drumming. Shame about the cinematography.