Enter Sandman - Active Listening
This is a master class on listening and rhythm analysis. If you've enjoyed our rhythm course you should enjoy his listening, his break down of the tune and then his attempt to play. What a consummate music!
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I like the way he narrated his way listening thru the song. At work we would teach the Recruit Troopers commentary driving in which the driver keeps a running commentary recorded or not to improve the focus and actions of a person driving under often challenging situations.