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2002 Carolina Crown Greek Mythology with Rennick subbing in Harloff on brass a year early. I also recently learned that Ryan George wrote the drill to that 2002 show (+1 to the Sketchbook Podcast).

I believe the artist's name was Brenda Vang? Their flags looked to be hand painted at least through the early 2000's.

FWIW, Ryan George was brass arranger and Michael Lentz was Artistic Director.

She was there in 2003 also.

This was so great! As a 2002 ageout I appreciate this low tech way of talking about the highs and lows of the season (one of the greatest experiences of my life, personally). Earlier on in the posts you mentioned a couple of names connected with the Colts (and of course Crossmen) Chuck Naffier and Dean Musson. Sad to know that Dean is no longer with us, he seemed to have such an impact on so many students lives https://www.dci.org/news/former-crossmen-director-musson-passes-away Dean Musson Tribute

Bob Barker....

Cap Reg had the nicest food trailer that clearly didn't serve enough 'food'. Thankfully once word got out the right people were brought in (2006) to help salvage the season from the tour perspective.

I thought 1990 was a better more refined version of the 1989 show. One of my top ten musically.

Is it a sign that today's DCI Corps news and announcement links YEA to the Boston Facebook page?

I am really looking forward to their show announcement - Looks like a great team in place!

Ghost - Thanks for bringing us back on track! Great show indeed.

Yes please!

If you liked that then you should check out Ayala.

Yes, I give 10 a ‘10’

Cost of living could be a factor - remote work perhaps?