I can do the whole cadence plus the ones later on by morris brown, A&T, The Devils . All it takes is to listen and watch. It makes it a little easier if your not that great at reading music. The solo is nothing but cake. so easy

It was pretty fun to learn. Thanks for the music.

It really isnt that hard, but hard for begginers to learn, like myself, but one you get it it is easier.

Fbhsdrumlinecapt, those are just single tenor drums.

Oooh! ok, cool thanks for telling me!

Wow, Seans solo is really easy. They make it looks so hard and intimidating in the movie, but playing that is a sinch. We play the D&K The Senate cadence from Drumline at my school but we changed it around a lot. I think I'll add this solo in it somewhere. It will basically be a whole cadence based off of stuff from the movie.

I've only been drumming for two years and I gotta agree that that cadence really isn't that difficult. The visuals are the only thing that makes it somewhat difficult.

Speaking of cadences from that movie, If you watch a bunch of old school BOX tapes you'd probably see some of the same things, even the "gimics" too. For example, remember the cymbal player on the other one's shoulders freestyling? Also, try to think back to the part when they were against that wall in the rain. If you have the dvd, go back and watch it. That cadence they were singing was "28-Deep", back from when the BOX had 28 members. I don't know exactly when, but it had to be somewhere around the early 90s. Somebody told me that they play 28-Deep on the end of the soundtrack for the movie or something like that, but I haven't had a chance to check that yet.

Yeah that cadence and Sean's solo isn't hard really... but as people say its the visuals that make it tricky.