HolyNOLA

You didn't answer the question

Tell me Spatzzz, when's the last time any corps marched (and played) for a sustained period of time above 200 BPM? I bet you have to go a few years back.

Let's all take a moment to remember what used to be greatness

Fake news

At least we marched at played at the same time. *gasp*

You can put a dress on a horse but at the end of the day it's still a horse

This is what playing and marching looks like Take notice

C'mon man this is 2019. Genders don't exist anymore

Y'all are doing this wrong. If you want to look at playing and marching, look at the late 90's/early 2000's, not the late 80's/early 90's. Watch Four Corners then report back.

Honestly it's not even drum corps anymore. It's outdoor Broadway

You know very little about sports

So when will I be able to try out for the USWNT? Equality and all...

I'd like to point out that I predicted this on this board only a week ago.

Werd Edit. Would prefer to see Rosemont do this show.

I don't even want to think about that. My best guess is a "show" will be 12 minutes of standstill poetry with some spa background music you would hear while getting a massage.

Crowd absolutely lost their minds. Friends who were there tell me it was the loudest they ever heard a crowd at a DCI event.

You're about to seriously p*ss off the sky screamers

You and I would be good friends.

A.K.A. good drill doesn't exist anymore.

Get rid of props? Go back to marching and music? Just a thought

So basically we're the '99 Scouts. Kewl!!

Ok I'll take your word on this even though no numbers were provided. Let's say the costs of necessities (spring training, tour housing) have risen exponentially over the last 15 years. What have the corps done to try and offset these costs?

Maybe I need a little perspective. Everyone is ranting and raving about how good this show is and how amazing the brass sounds. Yet they are scoring in a solid 6th place. What gives?