You didn’t watch the end of the video

@@howtobeatadrumironically, it sounds like you didn't get the ending of the vid. The main song finished at around 5.55. The the loop of the ending begins so he can let off steam after keeping a lid on it for the whole song! The drums in main song up until the loop was super-tame as it should be, you can't fill every note in these grooves. It dosen't work! The loop was his time to blast and is not part of this classic groove. I'm sure you can understand.

Pdrum Pdrum I understand!!

“In the pocket” with just the right amount of “I do this fa real fa realllllll” 🤜🏽🤛🏾

It’s J. R. Robinson on the track. But yes, restraint.

I expected him to go crazy in this one also lol and I’m also loving the pocket of this one. There’s some tasty fills still.

Jamie Alexander it’s nice to see him be restrained for once. Dude literally never stops doing chops it’s kinda obnoxious. I love chops but sometimes they can be a bit much.

And it’s really not that simple. There’s a lot going on groove-wise. A lot of years went into his ability to lay it down and make it seem simple

ain't nothing simple about this son

"What the hell is goin' on in here??"...."He messin' up a classic!!"😂😂😂😂

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Cha-mon Leee!! 🤣🤣

Ongggg😂😂😂😂😂😂classic

Leee? 😅😅

Yes it is!!!! My uncle Wah Wah Watson played on Off The Wall!!! My all time favorite MJ album!!!!!

I love the set to

that snare tho... it sounds as beautiful as it looks

@@grantramsey3879 And it looks like his side snare. Imagine how his normal snare sounds

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Which drum set?

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Well said man!

@@stevethomas133 Eric is always an inspiration!

Classic👌

Was just thinking the same thing. I was watching how he uses his hi hat thinking "damn...that's different, and fantastic "

@@scottperrin9655 Yes...for me, the rests can be harder than playing, lol

bruv

Have to tour multiple rooms

Me Too never seen him play that way before

Seems like a left hander playing on a right handed set.

@@JeremyRoss Not quite, otherwise he would have played the snare with his right hand. I guess on that particular track he needed to play his "beefy" snare drum which happened to be his side snare, and his main one might be a "table top" tuned snare, not ideal when you want to play old tunes from Mr Jackson.

@@JeremyRoss Here, his main his high pitched: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i-CVgJZi3uC2lYk.html&ab_channel=AquarianDrumheads

He hits it more than once. Look again. Your human eyes might not be able to see it in real time.

Those hi hat patterns are very hard

@MorbidManMusic Again He has worked to improve his drumming for a long time. You can't earn gifts, they're given to you. Some people are more gifted in sports naturally. Some more in music. Others with knowledge and sharing that with others. God gives us good gifts, they are a part of who we made us. You might not see it that way, but I pray that God opens your eyes to see that he is Lord and he loves you my friend. Jesus died for you on the cross to give you new life, He's real and he is alive, and he is God. He loves you my friend, all you gotta do is cry out to him and he'll answer you! He wants to show you that he's real, I dare you to challenge him to prove to you that he's real and to show himself to you personally. I mean it! Try it 🙂

What if he doesn't believe in God? Not everyone does.

@@michaelboen2314 Eric Moore has openly stated that he's a Christian. God loves you my friend 🙂 You are amazing

@@andrewprovan3109 I'm not Christian... please don't force your agenda on me

@@michaelboen2314 I'm not forcing anything on you lol. Just sharing about how Jesus loves you.

Way too much. More cow bell

Better choice of words, not beast 🙏, just great 👍

underrated comment, lol

Best comment I've read in a LONG time. Freaking hilarious man.

!! spat prosecco all over my keyboard. I do not own enough lol's to appreciate this comment. I may need to borrow some.

He could leave his doors and windows open of course

John Robinson

MV 2112 I imagine he’d be pretty into it too!

Moffet did not record for MJ.. ever... he was a touring musician at times...

@@wpochert But he still is most noteable for his time as MJ’s drummer, and it’s how he “markets” himself, if you will. Not to mention, I never said he recorded the song. He just has more public recognition than other drummers that worked for MJ. No need to be condescending.

@@cursedgeorge939 Actually the late great Ricky Lawson was A LOT more notable than Moffett for time spent with MJ... hell, he did the entire bad and dangerous tours...Bad being the largest and most important tour of MJ's life. Moffett did small stints with The Jacksons on a couple tours.. most notably the disastrous Victory tour. He also did the terrible 30th anniversary show and was slated to do "This is it"..but of course that never came to be.

No one beats John JR Robinson the original!

I hear you but I don’t like that defeatist / copy cat vibe. MAKE your own pocket that is at this level.

If you want it bad enough, you can totally get this much pocket. It just takes work and a good attitude, and then some more work.

Feel the space in between and you'll play in the pocket

Nimble Wit right. it's a matter of time, patience, dedication & strong will

Hahahahahahahaha

Pocket*

This comment killed me 🤣

😂😂😂😂

I can play like that myself no problem and have been able to since I was 14. I was waiting for him to play something complex. Its pretty elementary stuff with some groove.... simple but effective.

"Carter! Carter!?"

@@doss8305 🤣

Couldn't have said it better. Ultimate display of discipline right here!

Yeah most of the people watching this and therefore commenting... don't know Pete Escovedo... let alone Sheila....this audience i suspect, is much more drummer than percussionists...i digress.

but fun fact on your point i didn't know that..so many people think she only got her start with Prince

Ben Adek the original song written and composed by Michael Jackson and Co Produced by Quincy Jones if you didn’t know check out the Off The Wall Album it’s amazing but I’m not sure about the Loop at the end

Michael Jackson’s talent went so far beyond his voice and performance skills. His choreography and songwriting is unmatched in his industry. He was an extreme perfectionist and demanded the same from those working with him. King of pop

Joshua Blou t Many Artists try to do what he did but I will say they are not even close . There will never be another MJ . The Music was just the icing on the cake His Videos told stories when he performed on stage he made you feel every beat with his Signature Dance Moves . When he did that audition for Motown with his brothers he was ready not knowing he was on the way to become one of the Biggest Artists in the world True Inspiration

I heard him mention that the total was 30 or so..

@@huskestativ one that I saw here...and if you follow Eric the chop police have been bs'ing this subject for years...especially when he uploaded chop videos years back...I actually feel he switched to pocket covers to prove them jealous haters wrong (imo!).