Best Drill Writer

[idlethreats]

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Edited November 1, 2007 by idlethreats

[euphononium]

how anyone could even consider jamey thompson is beyond me. That's why he's not even there anymore.

this is purely between Gaines and Weber (and maybe a little Sacktig) and Gaines wins.

he's not there anymore because he resigned...

[AzEuph]

I thought Pete Weber did the best job this year by far. Anybody who said Michael Gaines is obviously going off of his past work and not 2007 production.

[justanopinion]

Because he handed the job to someone else and told Spirit he wrote it

Is this sarcasm or a lie?

[idlethreats]

Is this sarcasm or a lie?

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Edited November 1, 2007 by idlethreats

[Jared_mello]

whoever mentioned madison '92.....yes. especially the ending.

[mellos]

George Zingali, Marc Sylvester, Jon Vanderkloff

[justanopinion]

You tell me..

how would I know whether you were intending sarcasm or a lie?

Edited October 27, 2007 by justanopinion

[raphael18]

Pete Weber, with Gaines just behind.

I love the way Weber's forms develop, the way he creates forms that stage the members in a way that allows them to achieve, and the use of contrary motion. Gaines is the master of geometric drill - though, he doesn't really get into the kaleidescope stuff like the cadets used to. If nothing else, the thing I like about Gaines is his ability to create massive GE movements that are deceptively easy (not that they are easy, but they aren't as impossible as the overall affect may lead one to believe) for the members to perform.

OT - who wrote the drill for SCV in '00 and 03?

[cmathis]

OT - who wrote the drill for SCV in '00 and 03?

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