Best Drill Writer

[cmathis]

What I meant by "check your facts" was to do some research on my statement, I know several good resources that I used to make that statement...........

Well, if you have the sources, you won't mind posting them.... IF you have the sources.... What's so bad about information anyway?

[idlethreats]

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Edited November 1, 2007 by idlethreats

[wowyousureknowalotaboutdrumcorps]

I know that Myron Rosander wrote '03, and I THINK he wrote '00, but I'm not sure...

Myron wrote drill for SCV from the late 80's all the way through 2005, so yeah that would include 2000 and 2003. IMO some of the most prolific drill ever written (2000 & 2003)

[spiritbari05]

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Edited November 1, 2007 by spiritbari05

[jordsterr]

you know, Gaines was (correct me if I'm wrong) trained by Brubaker and I think also Greg Polacki?

I don't know that that's true, but it would not surprise me. Gaines seems to be the natural extension from Brubaker.

Was it Gaines who was on the team to finish when Brubaker got so sick? That was a huge loss to this activity.

[raphael18]

Myron wrote drill for SCV from the late 80's all the way through 2005, so yeah that would include 2000 and 2003. IMO some of the most prolific drill ever written (2000 & 2003)

That's amazing, his work from 99-04 was simply great stuff. I don't know what it is, but the aggressiveness with which SCV approaches their drill just makes them unique - and having great material to perform obviously doesn't hurt either.

Question for the SCV guys - how often did your drill change once the season got under way (move-ins)? Not to criticize the corps I was in, but we always did immense rewrites throughout the season (to the point that one group scrapped an entire show, and the other redid two songs in their entirety).

[Tommeee]

I just found this topic, and I find it interesting in our 2022 world!

[njthundrrd]

Zingali. 

[kdaddy]

Some old user names in this thread...

[BlueStainGlass]

RIP Rosander