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We need more of this kinda stuff on DCP. That was awesome. God at the end it sounds like he needs a cigarette or something.

Just got a brand new set of em too.

Old news. Still fun, but old. What news is new? Jerry Falwell died. Not exactly a drum corps joke tradition or anything, just a good thing for mankind in general.

There are a couple programs that take volunteers for this problem. The one I participate in is: www.buglersacrossamerica.org They provide the bugle. The case has a placard with the name of the veteran and the name of the bugler, and when you're done, you present it to the family. It's a great program, and cities all over are in serious need, especially for our remaining WWII vets and even a lot of Vietnam vets.

I think by now those comments are just as much a part of finals as anything else. If anything, it adds to that ambiance of finals night. Plus, if you really think the screaming is getting in the way of the music too much, you could always buy individual corps recordings. Now a-days most corps release standstill audio tracks.

Self explanatory.

"The chickpea is neither a chick, nor a pea. Discuss!" - Mike Myers on SNL

The only input I feel was given and used was the hight and width of the seating. More good stories, though.

Yes, there is new turf. Great story. I'll have to ask our current marching director, David Carbone, about that.

Actually, it was. When they were designing the stadium, they had other ideas in mind besides the UTA football team (they knew football was on its way out). The stadium was to provide a home venue for all the arlington schools, among other things. During the design process, university officials contacted Ray Lichtenwalter about what kind of stadium would be best for band events. His reply: "tall and narrow". So the stadium may not have been built for the band, but marching was kept in mind during the design.

That just adds a whole new lvl of hilarity to the "mount rushmore story" Don tells.

Jayzer...you know you're a music major, stop denying it! coooome to the dark siiide................

Agreed. Not to mention the stadium was designed for the marching band just before the removal of the football team! It's great turf, well maintained, and the stands are very steep and stretch from 10-10 only. The stadium already hosts 3 marching contests, including a BOA show.

I'm pretty sure that considering the extensive history of music, every progression has been used a ton of times. So given that logic: I'm sick of I6/4 V to I. That's been done way to often.