Hey, guys! This was certainly a fun song to play. The mix sounds good generally, but since you asked for it, I'm gonna give ya some pointers on the drum mix as my ears hear it. I'm listening on Adam A7X monitors in a purpose-built control room.
Here are my notes. (Please take this with a grain of salt, I'm gonna be picky)
1. I think you may have the close-mic drums flipped panning-wise when compared to the overheads. You've definitely got the overheads panned from the audience perspective, but I'm not sure you've got the individual close-mic tracks panned to match.
2. The drums as a whole seem to be lacking body. They don't sound as strident as the original mix you gave to me, but they still sound like they've got the EQ-smiley-face treatment going on, and it makes them sound a bit flimsy and thin. When I mix my drums myself, I used to put a light EQ on the whole kit (drum-bus) to cut out a bit of the 400HZ-ish range, but I don't do it anymore. Sounds like you've done something similar to a more drastic degree.
3. The drum kit as a whole could come up a bit in the mix, but this could be because I'm missing the body of the drums and want to hear it. I think they would sit quite nicely if the body came back.
4. Overheads are too loud, but only by about 2 or 3 dB, and it sounds like you may have cut out everyth[ing but the high-end from the overheads. Personally, I don't like doing this much, if I want the drums to sound natural because the overheads should be the main source of sound for the drums. The close-mic tracks are just to accent or to add detail to a certain drum. I'm not sure, but I think you may be using the overheads as a "cymbal only" source, and that may be why the drums lack a lot of body.
5. The kick sounds pretty good! Thanks for putting the "slap" back in.
6. The overall balance between kick / snare / toms is well-done. The snare / tom / kick rolls sound really nice.
That's about it for now. I'd have to say this mix is much better than the original one you sent me before you posted to the board. Mixing acoustic drums is tough and takes practice. Keep it up, guys, and thanks for letting me play along to such a great tune!