Gadsden, AL

[BozzlyB]

Here's hoping the Blue Stars do something to address the staging issue at the end. Pretty much everyone is saying (and I agree) that it gets completely overlooked due to how exciting the music is at the end and it being AWAY from where the visual effect is taking place.

[geluf]

As long as it involves the words "Crossmen," "better," and "everyone else."

Everyone else was better than the Crossmen?

...did I do it right?

[Jeff Ream]

You BETTER give your thoughts.......many of us will be waiting to read how you saw things.

G

just remember tho if you try to speak for the audience, people will skewer you, and if you critique amp balance, people will say it's just your POV

[oldsoprano]

the " Too bad I must have missed your favorite corps. Try not being a jerk next time " was way out.

I didn't think that comment was "way out" at all. It was spot on. He just said out loud what many of us was thinking.

[geluf]

Not trying to be negative here.

But do reviewers review a movie half way through it ?

only the second half of a play ???

you did not miss a corps . YOU MISSED 4 CORPS.......out of 10. come on.

appreciate the review , just would not write one if its incomplete.

the " Too bad I must have missed your favorite corps. Try not being a jerk next time " was way out.

Except this doesn't make any sense, your analogy is completely flawed.

"Do reviewers review a movie half way through it? Only the second half of a play?"

No. Which is why a review about half of a single corps show would be weird. These shows have nothing to do with each other. They are self-contained products. They missed 4 corps out of 10, which means they were not qualified to talk about those 4 corps, so they didn't. They did, however, see the remaining 6, and thus were perfectly qualified to review those 6.

You definition of what constitutes a "review" does not jive with actual definition.

[Gbassman5]

Everyone else was better than the Crossmen?

...did I do it right?

dang it...beat me to it... lol