http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBeTadeecU0

when song starts, listen to the background percussion drum
and what kind of drum sound is that? i heard that in many
other things, including marching bands also i think.

it sounds like some shakerish-sand-cymbal, or maybe not a
cymbal, but you can hear it on left/right channels mostly,
its not really in the center channel. im a noob, dont
know how to describe it, but please help me find what that
is or and how to achieve that. thanks a lot Smile

 

I hear timpani, marching snare and cymbals, but more I read, less I'm sure *yes*

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marching_percussion

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percussion_instrument

Explore this links and find out more about percussion instruments

 

I think it's a closed Hi-Hat, or one of those mini egg-shakers that's been run through a chorus to get that weird room sound.

(If you mean that tschik-tschik sound)

 

hmm ok i think we are getting somewhere then, yes maybe its egg-shakers indeed mixed with usual drum kit.
il investigate more, thanks

 

Remembered this story

 

That's a great story, except that's not what I am looking for,
but thanks. I think I actually found what I need, but will
keep searching.

 

Do you know Kinder Chocolate Eggs (or Kinder Surprise, as they're sometimes called)?

They are hollow chocolate eggs filled with a plastic shell container which has a small toy in it.

If you fill that container with sand or salt, you get that sound.

I know, because I've improvised shakers that way.