Bob Kidd

Methinks (and I could be wrong) that many of those pressing to get '06 Finals in Winston-Salem see the "move" as a tangible sign that the East Coast DCA power base is loosing its control of the circuit. Just a suspicion...

I shall call the FCC....and, ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!

No time like the present!! If you're interested in joining a GREAT drum corps for 2006, just go to membership@bushwackers.org and fill out the form. Or call me at 215-715-8986. A couple of important Bushwacker anniversaries next season - 2006 will prove to be even more memorable than 2005. And 2005 isn't even over yet!!!

Since I got involved with drum in 1976, I have heard many, many baritone players. Jerome Kimbrough is simply the best I've heard. I do like Brian Law, though...and since he likes Philadelphia teams, I may just change my vote. Nope...it's Jerome with no doubt.

Two tickets per show have suddenly and unexpectedly become available. Please email or PM me if interested. Will be happy to fill you in with details.

Your obvious bias toward your kids made you skip reviewing two corps?! My God, what's wrong with you?!

And, contrary to what Steve said, the alumni corps or the DCA corps aren't the ONLY "keepers" of drum corps tradition. Each corps, whether junior, senior, or alumni, have their own traditions which are held dear. Being repetitive isn't keeping and maintaining tradition! Maybe nostalgia, but not tradition.

Al, you're right - nowhere near as old. And, nowhere near as good-looking!! The lack of hair is indeed a blessing: it allows unfettered visual access to my angelic face!! As for Jerome - not even worth it.

They're probably running because some old, fat guy on Bass One missed a direction change!!