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Similarly, I've always wanted Iron Chef to have Spam as the secret ingredient.

But Soft! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east, and Juliet is the sun. Which explains why my head just burst into flames.

Don't forget the Beatles... ;)

Do you suppose that "revolve" could be referring to the giant turntable that's used as the stage? Could result in some scary drill, i suppose...

To be fair, someone seeing it early in the season (when the sword form was still in) might have been asking, "What does a giant vibrator have to do with Spartacus?"

We've gotta have something to do between 89 PR v SCV threads.

1986 Blue Devils I mean, playing a song in its entirety? That's just wack.

The Blue Devils: RickRollin' your way in 2011.

Finals in 81 were in Montreal, and there were problems getting clearances for PBS to tape/broadcast from Canada. Instead, PBS broadcast DCI Midwest--the Scouts won.

Little Jeffrey...how could you?

What about seals that are fully frontal nude performing Seal?

1981 27th Lancers -- During the drum break, some guy in the stands is screaming out an order or something: "Ham and cheeese!! Beeeeeaaaarh!"

Yeah, Regiment blew the doors off with that one. Staked a nigh-insurmountable claim to Death Hunt while they were at it.

As insiders seem to agree that Brett Kuhn will be the man, could someone recommend a couple of shows to get a feel for his arranging style? Both Rennick and Kuhn is obviously great teachers, but let's face it, Rennick made his rep with those mind-blowing arrangements.

Fixed your post.

Excellent analysis.

I went with Downey, Prime, and Shaw, but I've got to give an honorable mention to Jim Wren--frankly, you could make a case that he deserves the top spot on the basis of Defiant Heart alone.

That was fantastic, but I believe it was their closer.

You may not agree with everything Hopkins does, but you gotta love the man's enthusiasm.

The standard against all others are judged.

"The G7 buried Paul."

God, I hope not. Think of the opening of Regiment 96--It's that opening tuba feature that makes it totally badda**.

Can't really argue with any of those.

fixed your post. ;)

I generally enjoy all corps, but Spirit of Atlanta and Phantom Regiment have always had a special place in my heart.