Danny D

Afternoon Colt's fans, I'm really digging the show this year. I was wondering if someone could help me with question? Who wrote the percussion book for this year? Thanks

Not meant to be pollical

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A better explanation to why, with a Google search, 90% of shows can be found. Just to be clear, Quality video and sound. No hand held. 99 Vanguard for me is top 3. The show, from production to performance is something that should be available for all to experience. (Sorry didn't want to single out any one corps or year in topic listing)

$60 and honestly the shows I don't already own are not worth $60

99 Vanguard. Enough said?

Bring the noise BOOTS!!!!!!!!! Its about #### time

BOOTs!!!! Bring the noise!!!!

The last 3 were well produced.

BOOT'S!!!!!!!!!!! Bring the noise #####es (This was not meant to be derogatory)

I have to disagree. The 2012 Fragile show was and has been the best produced, arranged, and preformed show since the move to Texas. Also just have to say why no Aussies? I understand that most corps are doing it currently, but it is my belief its a part of the Crossmen DNA. Sure, in 95, 96 we wore shako and it was different. No Aussies, (to me) on the field make the forms on the field look dirty. Up close, takes away from some of the intensity. I personally like not being able to look into their eyes as . I guess what I'm trying to say I don't like the kinder softer look. Bring back the Aussie, bring back the mystery, bring back the history. 🥾🥾's

Page 6 and no post for almost a month. What is happening deep in the heart of Texas?

And those shows would be?

Check out 96 crossman. The whole horn works flags for the first min. of the show/drums olo.

I second that