However, it is uncertain whether the Guinness Book of Records will recognize Russ Prager\'s new world record.

Russ fears that the organization of Tromp Percussion Festival, who has invited him, has not all complied to all strict formalities of the Guinness Book.

The main obstacle is the forms that need to be signed by witnesses each day and each night to confirm that Russ Prager has followed the rules of Guinness.

The drummer, who started his record attempt last Sunday at noon, did not stop after breaking the current record. He intends to continue his drumming until Sunday, November 21, after exactly 168 hours (7 days of continues drumming).

In this Dutch video of ED.tv, the drummer says he feels \"pretty good\", although he\'s loosing his voice and has body parts hurting that he didn\'t even known that existed:

Russ Prager has to play to recognizable songs, without repeating within 4 hours and only 30 seconds of pause time in between. He attempted to break his own record of 2009 in a glass booth at the Market in Eindhoven as part of Tromp Percussion Festival.