mwpercussion14

YES! YES! YES! That would be absolutely beautiful.

I would stand on the 50 for the whole show with a snare on and play as many gocks as physically possible.

Wouldn't it be embarassig if there was already a thread on this?

1st tier-Regiment 2nd tier-Vanguard 3rd tier-BK 4th tier-BAC or Glassmen

Are the tilted snares going to stay?

How many snare spots are going to be open this year?

Even though we didn't technicaly win high percussion, thanks for the kind words. We've been working hard all season and it really paid off in our finals performance. Look for us next year to in the hunt for the drum trophy again. Also congrats to Chops for taking home high percussion.

1993 Star of Indiana 2003 Santa Clara Vanguard 2004 Santa Clara Vanguard 1995 Blue Devils 1995 Cavaliers

I saw them do a standstill at drums along the waterfront in Buffalo and and I was amazed by the hornline. Much louder and more entertaining than both Boston and Madison.

Vanguard '04

The best idea that works for me is to watch as many tenor lines as possible and get ideas from those arrangments.

I have a feeling it has something to do with being in the pit.

Jim Casella. His books have so much musicallity and flow so well.

Yay Mike.

Don't know if I like it. We'll have to see on the field.

PR 96

Regiment 03

03 Vanguard

96 Madison

Vanguard '92

I have a feeling that they would get more talent at auditions if they made the switch.

thats a negative

Best: For me going to see my first drum corps show in 2003 featuring Phantom Regiment Worst: Yowza!

I thought the audio quality was a definate step up from last years countdown.

Phantom-03 Star-93 SCV-99 Madison-95 Cadets-87 BD-03 Cavies-02