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Back in the "hayday" of drum corps, when there was one in every town, every corps did a company front..... In order to keep the balance, the 22(or whatever) Corps we have now, have to put a few in the show.

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At 200+ bpm! The 'and counts' are beautiful. :bigsmile:

215 bmp, thank you very much :)

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Company fronts are set up off of the hash marks or the yard numbers painted on the field. Because of this, all company fronts are now straight as an arrow goal-line-to-goal-line with perfect intervals.

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Phantom 1986. Was it 86? 1million company fronts?

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I count only 1 in SCV's show. And it's a doozy!!!

Ditto - If Company Fronts look like this then I'll be the first to jump on the Company Front "Mosh pit" Palooza!

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Two words....Gate Turns

oh, blue devils never change...

gate turns!

every time someone mentions company fronts or straight lines...

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Most of them aren't really all that straight nowadays.

:bigsmile::tongue:

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In years past, one company front at the end of a show garnered great applause because it was a nearly impossible feat. Now, I think there's an average of about 12 company fronts per show per corps. What used to be a potent spice is now table salt.

Company fronts are so ubiquitous now, and appear to be so easy to do, audiences barely respond.

Which shows have difficult drill set pieces this year? Are audiences recognizing them?

yes, really, let's just have rotating/condensing boxes more

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