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Anyone care to average all the finals scores to see who has the highest average score? Just a suggestion from another drumcorps fan too lazy to search corpsreps.com

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Phantom 96 Madison 95 Phantom 89

Update: The whole set has been spoken for. I will repost if the transaction is not completed. Thanks everyone for your interest and keep supporting drum corps. Stephen

Hi all, I am getting the entire legacy collection and have four DVDs that if I don't sale will be duplicates. They are opened but in really good condition with original case and insert and no scratches on the surface. I hate Ebay so I figured I'd try on here. Available: 1996 finals Legacy DVD 1995 finals Legacy DVD 1991 finals Legacy DVD 1989 finals Legacy DVD $25 each (shipping included with price) or all four for $80. PM or e-mail at stephen.new@peoplepc.com 1996 1. Blue Devils- Gangster Chronicals 1. Phantom Regiment- Defiant Heart 3. The Cadets- The American West 4. The Cavaliers- Pan American Sketches 5. Santa Clara Vanguard- La Mer 6. Madison Scouts- A Drum Corps Fan's Dream: Part Dos 7. Bluecoats- American Celebrations 8. Crossmen- Voices of Jazz 9. Magic of Orlando- Twelve seconds to the moon 10. Carolina Crown- Chess... and the art of strategy 11. Colts- The Magnificant 12. Blue Knighs- Music of Ron Nelson 1995 1. The Cavaliers- THe planets 2. The Cadets- An American Quintet 3. Blue Devils- Carpe Noctem 4. Madison Scouts- A Drum Corps Fan's Dream: A Day in the life of a bull fighter 5. Phantom Regiment- Adventures under a darkened sky 6. Santa Clara Vanguard- Not the Nutcracker 7. Bluecoats- Homefront: 1945 8. Glassmen- A Joyful Celebration 9. Colts- Sunday Afternoon in the Park with George 10. Crossmen- School for Scandal/ Symphony for Brass and Percussion 11. Carolina Crown- Stormworks 12. Magic of Orlando- Danse Animale 1991 1. Star of Indiana- Roman Images 2. The Cavaliers- Cavalier Anthems Advent Collection 3. Phantom Regiment- Phantom Voices 4. Santa Clara Vanguard- Miss Saigon 5. Blue Devils- Conversations in Jazz 6. The Cadets- ABCs of Modern American Music 7. Madison Scouts- City of Angels 8. Crossmen- Pat Methany Suite 9. Blue Knights- Savannah River Holiday/Outdoor Adventure/ Aspen Jubilee 10. Freelancers- Hodie Overture/Dance Suite/ THe Kiss/Bells 11. Bluecoats- Nutville/ Palookaville/ A Whiter Shade of Pale 12. Sky Riders- Camelot 1989 1. Santa Clara Vanguard- Phantom of the Opera 2. Phantom Regiment- New World Symphony 3. The Cavaliers- Gloria 4. Blue Devils- Ya Gotta Try/If we were in love/ Allegre/ Johnny One Note 5. The Cadets- Les Miserables 6. Star of Indiana- Henry V/ Song Without words/Fantasia on the Dargason/Crown Imperial 7. Madison Scouts- Make His Praise Glorious/Slaughter on 10th Avenue 8. Bluecoats- Johnny One Note/My Funny Valentine/ Sing Sing Sing 9. Suncoast Sound- Florida Suite 10. Freelancers- Adventures on Earth/Cadillac of the Skies/ Empire of the Sun 11. Velvet knights- Yo Mambo/Velvet Knights in Tunisia/ Sing Sing Sing/ 'Round Midnight/ Nutcrackers Ball/ Kansas City 12. Crossmen- Wind Machine/ THe Waltz/ How high the moon

I agree. Third place was unjustified. At least they finished before Spartans and Patriots (1st and 2nd place Division II that year) in open prelims.

You can read my review on amazon.com under new and associates. But to some it up... I think the book is a great narrative of drumcorps with tidbits of nostalgia and a warm fuzzy feeling that only drum corps can generate for a junkie like myself. Highly reccomend the book.

After Crowns rendition of 'Rent' last year, I was quite nervous about hearing a pop song on the field. Nevertheless, Crown's lush sound really pulled 'Angel' off even though it's not my favorite arrangement.

except this year...

Yes Raleigh is a much worse vacation spot than Charlotte. Great place to go to college, great place to raise a family, but not a great place to take a week vacation if you want to do things other than watch drum corps.

hey conner, make sure your parents meet the staff and some of the other corps members. Usually, parents are more malleable when they know who you'll be spending your summer with. also, make sure you are ready to march. For some kids, marching at 15 is great and many continue on for more years. As for myself, I found it difficult to be a fourteen-year old and march with 21-year olds. Didn't continue past one year mainly because I wasn't ready for my first summer on tour.

Yes, I understand that the purpose of a tease is to entice the interests of a viewer. I was just stating that I feel showing 15 seconds of an individual would be a bit misleading. I personally would be ###### if I tuned in with the intent of seeing Carmen and only got a glimpse of her for a fraction of the two hour broadcast. Heck, I was ###### that Carmen was hyped on this forum and yet didn't appear in Madison's show for a good portion of it. Just think that a tease can be intriguing without promises that cannot be delivered.

Cavies have a static cling window decal in their online store. Is this what you're talking about? link to online store

hmmm... I think the purpose of a tease is to give enough information without giving away the whole package. For some reason, I just don't see how any of these options give any indication of what the coverage will entitle. After all, since when was drum corps only about a single "guest" performer. I thought it was about a unified group of individuals all striving to be their best together. I think that the clip that they show at the beginning of the live broadcast of quarterfinals would be the most effective.

Never... Unless they drop the 2005 DVD price to less than $50, I'll never get the opportunity to see the great performances of this year again. I will happily take whatever they give me, and heck I'll record it again just like I do every year.

In no particular order... Phantom Regiment Madison Scouts Cadets (odd, but nonethless entertaining) Crown BAC (first show I've liked in a REALLY long time) *how could I forget the Bluecoats (maybe 'cause ther'es no APD). Anwyays there's my 5... err... I mean 6

I second that!

I think the first job of the producer is to evaluate what the overall purpose of the broadcast is going to be. obviously, we really can't say what is or is not best for the DCI production since none of us (at least from what I can tell) have no way of knowing what the overall objective is. With that said, I personally think that the behind the scenes footage is a more comercial way of taking the production, especially if the purpose of this move is to gain wider apeal and/or bigger sponsers. After all, millions of people enjoy watching shows that follow the daily lives of average joes like you and me thrown into a new environment to ultimately compete for some prize. America likes to see real people strugling, crying, sweating, yelling, etc... Personally, I think that the behind the scenes are where drum corps memories are made and we should be proud for the nation to see that we are a worthy sport and art. Sorry, but the average Joe just wouldn't be able to see that from a Z-pull or an Iceburg. Nevertheless, as a drum corps junkie I'd prefer to see full finals coverage from Spirit to Cadets... from beginning to end... from the national anthem to the retreat (did they have one this year?).

quality!

I wouldn't be surprised either considering they were only behind .1 last night.

"I'll show you later" said by tenor player to Jessica when asked "What does it take to be a bond girl?"

Yes, their on field warmup is more like an unscored introduction to the show. Not the first time Cadets have done this though.

Dude! I think you may just be my favorite DCP member. Thanks for making waiting for a flight arrival so entertaining.

understood. aspartame can do that to you sometimes. Thanks for the link though. Might have to use it when I try to explain to people why I'm driving four hours to Charlotte on a Wednesday night!

so what exactly is a lonk? :-P