mr.pablo
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Oregon Crusaders are a force to be reckoned with, I wouldn't be surprised to see them in finals in the next year or so.
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BLOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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EAT 'EM UP BAC!!!
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Rehearsal run with the new closer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7HYyrAhA0I
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OK -- what has the better odds? Bloo beating BD tonight or Spirit passing Boston? (Go Baby Blue!)
Bloo over BD. Don't think either will happen though, not yet at least. Maybe Bloo over BD later in the season.
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Bluecoats take drums!
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BAC!!! Eat 'em up!!!
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General Effect: Nola Jones
General Effect: Michael Kelly
Music Analysis: Beth Fabrizio
Visual Analysis: Timothy Ochran
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And BAC has closed a 4.4 gap from Cavies down to a 1.9 gap.
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Cadets 77.6
Bluecoats 75.5
Cavaliers 72.9
Boston 71.0
Spirit 64.7
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Scores are up.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmfxwLe2bPE&list=PLap6YyIGD2sf80JvPlsXJCgCEbrRzFviI&app=desktop
BAC guard uniforms just released.
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Anyone know what the judging panel is like tonight?
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Crown 71.25
Cavies 68.3
Madison 68.15
Phantom 68.0
Spirit 66.95
Blue Stars 66.65
Troopers 62.4
Pioneer 51.3
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Crown 73.8
Cadets 73.15
Cavaliers 69.65
Phantom 67.2
Troopers 60.2
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Thank you, btown50, for posting the link. I appreciate the thoughtfulness.
Upon 3 viewings:
* As everyone has pointed out, extremely proficient and technically impressive brass line. That being said, I still would take the Star 1990 - 1993 brass lines any day of the week -- and yes, twice on Sunday. As impressive as Crown's line is -- I believe there can come a point where "perfect" or "near perfect" technical execution runs the risk of being "cold"...almost impersonal. There is something about the music that, once I get past the initial awe over technical performance, there is not enough content to continue holding my interest. That commentary is directed about the music itself -- NOT the performing members.
* I didn't find the ballad choice to be particularly riveting. I would have loved to hear the slow section of "Jupiter" (I Vow To Thee My Country) programmed here; it would have lent a more human touch (not to mention a more emotional build) to the impersonal void that is space. But that is most probably just the raving of an idiot...
* Trampolines? Meh...
* During the "auto parts" percussion feature: did anyone notice the one kid on the left that appears to be all of about 15? Pretty impressive if he IS anywhere near that young.
* As for design: I won't speak on that, since I'm sure that there will be innumerable changes throughout the summer.
In general, I can appreciate that there is a lot of proficiency exhibited in those 11 minutes. Personally, however...it just doesn't grab me. JMVHO.
Hit the nail right on the head. I can appreciate how technically challenging the show is all day and how well they are executing it, but it doesn't reach out and grab me like last years did. I don't care too much at all for the percussion feature played on props, or all the clutter on the field. I'm sure there will be significant changes throughout the summer, but this show is just ehhh for me. BD FTW.
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1. BD
2. SCV
3. Crown
4. Bluecoats
5. BAC
6. Cadets
7. Cavies
8. Madison
9. Phantom
10. BK
11. Crossmen
12. Troopers or SOA
First regional this week! DCI La Crosse.
in DCI World Class Corps Discussions
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This show is limitless. When everyone else has maxed out their show in August, Bluecoats will have the show design that will just keep on pushing and get better and better.