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MR T3

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  • Your Drum Corps Experience
    SNARE CT CLASSICS 1975-1978 LI SUNRISERS 1982 & 83
  • Your Favorite Corps
    7TH Regiment, SCV, Sunrisers, the REAL BAYONNE BRIDGEMEN
  • Your Favorite All Time Corps Performance (Any)
    '76 MUCHACHOS, '78 SCV, '80 BRIDGEMEN, I'm bias '83 SUNRISERS
  • Your Favorite Drum Corps Season
    2002
  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Connecticut
  • Interests
    Drum Corps (duh) ...NHRA DRAG RACING, SALT WATER FISHING, READING

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  1. I prefer to be entertained when I pay good money and plan time off of work to see a show of any kind world class or open or even DCA. I don't need to be educated or feel "a deeper meaning" to any corps show. There have been some real out-there shows in past years that really had no business trying to call themselves entertainment. I admire the players and staff and respect all the volunteers behind the scenes but give the kids something they can enjoy performing and actually feel real genuine crowd response to greatness and entertainment. While I'm on the rant....PROPS... really, do we need 35 giant doors or 28 rubberband walls or 30 "trees" if thats what you want to call them. Really? Is that what the judges are DEMANDING!? If that is what it takes to make a drum corps "cohesive" I may be on my way out the door.
  2. DCI was posting the score right up until just a minute ago. anyone know what happened. last I saw was 7R with a 71.10 and now nothing no captions no nothing. what's the problem?
  3. To answer the main question 1. a fantastic horn line, 2. a smoking drumline, 3. a great guard and 4. apparently a lot of "park and bark" opportunities written into the show. folding chairs optional...
  4. my predictions........ 1. legends 2. spartans 3. 7th Regiment 4. Raiders next prediction..... can anyone say "slotted" for the rest of the open class season....
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