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They would first have to pay the victims money for their past mistakes. Then we'll talk about a return...or NOT!!!

Yes it's says historical items will be given to Marching Pageantry Arts Museum with approval of the bankruptcy trustee. I guess he/she has to determine if they have any value.

I wonder what happens to the trophies they have won over the years...even pre-DCI? Do those have to be sold as part of the ch. 7 bankruptcy?

My top 3 are 3. 1996. American West....pure Cadets Americana. 2. 2001. Juxaperformance...Amazing horn line and my favorite show in 2001. 1. 1995. An American Quintet. Perhaps one of the best ending to a show...wonderful and entertain show.

Not all BK are the same. Ch. 7 is total liquidation. Other filings are for reorganizations.

Sad but not surprised. Very encouraging (top 5) last year trying to rebuild but they just were still in the shadows of... you know who. You know that saying...."you live by the sword...you die by the sword".

I do like the new location. I checked on Google maps and it's a very nice location and the venue while not big it looks cool. Walnut is right next door to Dimond Bar.

My take on the 10 years since 2014 is BD is still stronger than ever but DCI is not. 2014....full force of corps and no real issues in regards to corps folding ect. Even Madison Scouts made finals. 10 years later.....BD still dominate but the activity...really on thin ice.

Thanks for the homework.

Yes the good old days of PBS.

I'm hoping MidCal gets streamed as it's always on the list.

Two shows I wish I could have seen live is 1975 Madison Scouts and 1976 Blue Devils. Not because of regret but I was a young kid that had no inkling of drum corp.

I don't think DCI is overcharging events. Tix prices cover the cost of the venue, corps participation and other expenses.

I wonder if BD Entertainment drums will be in Vegas for the Niners support.

SCV is in a better financial situation to come back after a year off. They own their own property and have two bingo locations. The property in Santa Clara is in the heart of Silicone Valley.