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Whiskey last won the day on March 25 2022

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  1. Good East, I can feel your anger. Let the hate flow through you.
  2. It takes a very special person to make the impact he did in the music and education world. Being an educator is a special calling in life. The great ones impact others and make the world a little better place to live in. I am deeply saddened the world has lost a great one.
  3. He just got done with another year of working with BD again. 😉 Seems to be well liked by the members.
  4. Great year and no particular order here. 1. Cadets - This activity needs the Cadets. Elements and feel of design from the past made this show feel like a coming home party for the corps. Shout out to the great precussion section that was right up there with the best. 2. Crown - They have not been in my top 5 in a long time. Something about those arrangements this year that just hit in all the right spots. To allow that ballad to breathe with the spacing and silence was breathtaking. Their semis performance will go down as one of the best lines I've ever heard on the field. The placement though was absolutely accurate based on the two corps above them. A little more cutting edge and innovative show and they will have found the missing piece needed. 3. Bluecoats - Design alone gets this corps in my top 5. Like Crown, they just about have all the intricacies and elements in place to reach the top. I was so impressed with their guard this year. Clean lines and technique were just beautiful to see in lieu of everyone else throwing in the whole kitchen sink of impressive work that their amazing guards were doing. Good year for guards. Their color palettes are always amazing. 4. Cavies - I'm sure they are not pleased with their placement but this show was so good. My son and I were actually humming some of those Saucedo arrangements over these last weeks. It was cool to pick out all the snippets of shows from the past and makes you realize just how special those shows were. That percussion line not only played well but had that visual cleanliness that made it both an audio and visual feast to behold. 5. Naughty Devils - Well deserved and earned championship. It's interesting watching audinces watch BD perform. Other corps' shows they will cheer for a great moment in acheivement. For BD, everyone just takes it all in like watching an actual show on stage. It's difficult to describe but the sum of a BD show isn't going to leave everyone saying that was my favorite show for the night. It instead continues to take this activity down paths that I can only feel are teetering to that of a prefessional staged show. It respects the intelligence and sophistication of the viewer and rarely panders to get appluase for applause sake. The performers know and understand how to interpret their show like no other corps teaches its members. That alone is one of the most rewarding experiences being a BD member.
  5. I upgraded my seats and have two prelim tickets available for tomorrow’s show. Section 239, Row 9, Seats 1 & 2. Will sell the pair for $150 total. PM if interested.
  6. Sent you a DM. Interested in semis.
  7. Surprising to see this topic still going. I was actually in Indy this weekend for a conference my wife was attending. We were able to score last minute tix to the Colts-Eagles game. Stadium was full but talk about proficiency. All gates seemed to be open, and you could even get in from the convention center, under the road. It took us less than 3 minutes to get in. Even crowd movement in the concourses was as efficient with a full stadium of about 67,000 people. As all the vendors were open, you did not have to wait long at all for food, drinks and snacks. It was an enjoyable experience for sure. I feel this is more a DCI thing, skimping on proper planning to have enough workers, entrances and vendors open. Maybe Lucas Oil does not see it as a priority in terms of staffing but for about 1/3 the size of a normal game, drum corps fans definitely get shortchanged with the amount of help that was noticeable and available this past Sunday.
  8. It’s good to see some new staff in the game from several corps. It will be interesting to see who thrives and becomes the next big instructors. I’d love for someone to give Travis Peterman another shot because he was doing good stuff for Crown. I’m actually excited to see what the new staff bring to Crown. Really happy with who they chose for their new corps director.
  9. Tom and Jerry will be watching. RIP Legend.
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