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sec 240, row 6, seats 1 & 2 - face value send me a DM!!!

if you are still around on Saturday Coming to Indy on Saturday August 12th. More than 2000 performers Fourteen SoundSport ensembles Eleven Indiana high school bands Seven drum lines including five open class corps drum lines INpact Band with 500+ Indiana middle schools band students Troopers Legacy Corps Hong Kong Drumline Guardians Drum & Bugle Corps US Army Fife & Drum Corps "DCI's Got Talent" featuring talented and creative performers History Row featuring current and past drum corps displays Founders Lane honoring the 13 founding corps of DCI Many food trucks offering a variety of menus Exhibitors including drum corps, businesses, and services DCI marketplace is open in the stadium for exclusive early opportunity to purchase your favorite drum corps merch The event is in front of Lucas Oil Stadium from 10am-4pm

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I’ve been to every dci judged finals, triple forte. Thanks to your post, a few others know too.

ron passed away, in 2020! https://www.facebook.com/Sankofa-1848516052101230/photos/3077960915823398

i know exactly who you are talknig about...

Did the seats used to come free with a Friends membership? I joined at the lowest level for the first time this year, solely because I wanted access to the Friends seats. (Though I do hope the donation helps the organization in some small way.) I emailed the office upfront to confirm that the right to purchase seats in the Friends block were guaranteed with a membership. They said they were, and I got my assignments a few days ago. I got my second choice of section, which was better than I thought I might get for a first-time membership. The reason I joined is because I haven't had luck getting seats in the sections I want for quite a few years. I used to be able to get good seats off DCP Marketplace, but those seemed to be fewer and more far between over the last 10 years or so. Maybe I'm just too much of a noob to know what I missed out on with the Friends program of the past, but I'm pretty happy with what I got. used to come with free seats, a parking pass, an option to purchase additional tickets, and a friends luncheon/breakfast. the last breakfast was 2019 and will probably gone for 2022. but they have money to have a session with all the corps drum majors in indy every year.

FDCI dropped all the benefits associated with the program and now is basically a PSL. Thoughts?

thank you mistera and pete freedman.

name: star and crown... state included in name multiple uniform designs great brass new kids on the block

We all know them, volunteers who work(ed) tirelessly and anonymously behind the scenes for their favorite corps. Folks who could also make us laugh and put a smile on our face. I’d like to recognize the following, for their countless hours of dedication and service: Papa D (RIP) - CMCC Warriors Aunt Nellie (RIP) - Garfield Cadets Carole & Lou Avilla (RIP) – Santa Clara Vanguard

I am sure you’ve all seen the drumline parking lot videos, but where did all this originate? I’ll tell you, in the Boogie Down Bronx. Long before Vic Firth et al, were in the mix, Ron Person and Shawn Simons were out there changing the game forever. Ron and Shawn both marched with the CMCC Warriors back in the 80’s. And out of this experience grew their love of drumming and the presence of mind to capture those pre-show drumline moments ‘in the lot.’ They realized that the notes in the parking lot was where the real action was taking place. In fact, they were so much into the parking lot notes that I don’t think they even bothered to go in and check out the shows. After ageing out, Ron went on to teach with the CMCC, NY Lancers and Spirit of Newark, while Shawn did some driving for the Crossmen back in the 90’s. Ron currently resides in Tampa, FL and Shawn is living in NYC. Before there were the Slick Vic productions, Ron and Shawn were out there just for the love of it! There may not be a World Class drum corps in NYC, but there are World Class drum corps people in NYC! Thank you, Ron and Shawn, the originators of the Parking Lot Videos. BHM+1

I know SCV had them for the tenors in 1973 and perhaps earlier. Have no idea why we didn’t think to use them for the snare and bass drums until much later? I know Lou Avilla was making them in his garage in the 70’s for SCV. Maybe he got the specs from Menke? I’ll have to ask him.

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Have two sets of World Championship (prelims, semis and finals) tickets for sale in section 240. The price (face value) is $510 + $6 (shipping) for a total of $516.

Have two super premium sets [1/4's, semis (featuring the Star of Indiana) and finals] for sale. Sec. 240, row 5. You pay face value, plus shipping ($6.00) If interested, send me a PM. Thank you!

Super Premium sets [1/4's, semis (see Star of Indiana) , & finals] for sale! Seats are in section 240. Asking face value, plus $6.00 for shipping. If interested, send me a PM. Thank you!

Seen them all 1972-2008 and have attended all championships since 1969, except for Dallas 1971.

6 pair Ralph Hardimon (SRH - snare) $6.00 each 12 pair Ralphie Jr. (SRHJR - snare) Scaled down version of the SRH. $6.00 each 18 pair Scott Johnson snare (SSJ - snare) $6.00 each 1 pair MB2H For 22" - 26" bass drums $15.00 1 pair MT1A (tenor) - A nylon head with a curved playing surface for ultra-staccato sounds. Aluminum shaft with "anti-buzz" rubber grips. $15.00 Buy all for $246.00, + free shipping! 6 piece minimum order, shipping extra! If interested, email bryantpercussion@gmail.com direct! Thank you!

Santa Clara Vanguard 1973-1975, won 54 consecutive shows, in drums, and three consecutive drum titles!

FIRST - As a member of the Squires, the feeder corps for the Blessed Sacrament Golden Knights. I carried the toolbox in a parade! I could play, but wasn't big enough to carry a drum. What a thrill! LAST - Member of SCV drumline that took best overall percussion at nationals.

Super premium ticket package includes two tickets each for semis (Kingsmen performance) and finals, plus one DCI parking permit all for only $400.00 (face value). Sec. 19, Row 38, near the aisle. If interested, email: bryantec at yahoo dot com

Ticket package includes four tickets each for semis (Kingsmen performance) and finals, plus one DCI parking permit all for only $800.00 (face value). Sec. 19, Row 38, Aisle seats. If interested, email: bryantec at yahoo dot com

Uh, #### and moan? Where did you see that in any of my posts? I said what I had to say and moved on. You should do the same and mind your own business too. That goes for KeithHall too. As if I need your permission to be here. BTW, I am most happy.