jwillis35 Posted May 13, 2020 Share Posted May 13, 2020 (edited) 1988 was a very solid year for DCI. Right up there with 90, 92, and 95. I rank 92 highest, and after that I might go 90, 95, 88. Solid years. Of the top tier corps all the shows were really good. Phantom Regiment and Santa Clara, IMO, had the two most beautiful shows with Romeo and Juliet and Phantom of the Opera. Even just listing to the audio of these two shows makes for a nice drum corps listening experience. The Blue Devils were undefeated for the entire season until semifinals, but as good as they were I didn't get the sense that they were unbeatable that year. I love the show top to bottom, but visual design was an issue. Still a fun show with Barbara Streisand's "Happy Days are Here Again." So many great solos, and the brass was killer good. It took me a while to grab onto Cadets. Tough show. They had done Copland before, but pulling off Copland's 3rd Symphony is a difficult task. The show definitely took time to hit, but their Finals performance is stellar. They were only 1 point off of Madison at Finals. The Cavaliers 1988 show is still one of my favs. I think after Phantom Regiment and SCV they were my 3rd favorite show of that summer. Firebird was done well and I loved their closer. When it comes to Madison, I love the show -- even the more nuanced and contemporary "Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra." Obviously the closer is what most remember. That version of Malagena is likely the quintessential version that many of us think of when hearing someone else try to perform the tune. Their ending rocked the house. Of course, there are plenty of stories and arguments over "when did Madison hit their peak?" When did they assert themselves into the front-runner spot. It may be that they just kept plugging away until the last day and the judges rewarded them in the end. To be fair, Madison started the season very strong. I saw them live in Whitewater, WI early that season and they took first place easily. I really felt at that point they had a top 5 show. Now, did I think they would be top 3 or first place? Probably not...not without seeing BD, SCV, Cadets. But it was clear to me they had top 5 potential. So it was not like they were in 9th place and came from no where. Below are the early scores from Madison's brief contests before they traveled to Europe. Menasha, WI DCM 1 Madison Scouts 69.2 2 Cavaliers 67.0 3 Phantom Reg Cadets 37.0 4 Quad City Knights 34.1 5 Guardsmen 32.6 6 Blue Stars 28.6 7 Northmen 26.5 8 Madison Jr Scouts 25.2 --------------- Sunday, June 12 --------------- Janesville, WI DCM 1 Madison Scouts 68.2 2 Cavaliers 66.4 3 Quad City Knights 30.8 4 Guardsmen 28.6 5 Northmen 25.9 6 Madison Jr Scouts 21.3 --------------- Friday, June 17 --------------- Whitewater, WI DCM 1 Madison Scouts 69.4 2 Bluecoats 65.5 3 Cavaliers 64.8 4 Star of Indiana 64.2 5 Phantom Regiment 63.6 6 Sky Ryders 58.9 7 Minnesota Brass 39.2 8 Emerald Knights 33.8 9 Northern Aurora 32.6 One thing to note about Phantom's placement of 5th at this show was that they seemed barely ready to march the visual package. They were seriously sloppy. If you take a look at scores, Phantom would quickly move upward (minus Scouts who were in Europe). Star of Indiana also had some early and mid-season success. Bluecoats were awesome in 1988, but the show was not designed to stay in contention with the top 6. They were much cleaner early season. One the other corps got cleaner that changed things. Edited May 13, 2020 by jwillis35 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jwillis35 Posted May 13, 2020 Share Posted May 13, 2020 We must also keep in mind that touring in Europe for 2 or 3 weeks hurts in terms of pushing the show competitively and in terms of making changes. There are no standard football fields like we have in America. They were constantly performing for other events over their, including the DC Holland Finals. That coupled with all the travel meant that Madison would have get back into the competitive grind when they returned...and judges would have to reassess their show in regard to other corps who had already made changes based on judges recommendations. It was certainly going to be a tough task for the Scouts. Below is a nice video of the Drum Corps Holland Championships from 1988 (some nice shows) along with Madison's exhibition performance at the end. Their is a weird cut in the video after Madison's intro so you don't see the full show. I don't know if a lot of folks have seen this but there are some excellent shows, Madison is amazing, and the short video montage at the very end is nice too. Would be nice to see more America corps head over for these competitions. You can tell their fans love it. I know BD Alumni went over there not long ago...and what they did was very cool. Enjoy! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jwillis35 Posted May 13, 2020 Share Posted May 13, 2020 (edited) Here is a look at scores from August to the end of the 1988 season -- with some comments by me after some of the show scores. --------------- Monday, August 1 --------------- Cleveland, OH DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 90.5 2 Garfield Cadets 89.6 3 Bluecoats 81.2 4 Troopers 66.9 5 Blue Knights 66.6 6 Colts 61.3 7 Limited Edition 43.3 * I was at this show and SCV just totally blew my mind. AWESOME in every aspect! Fort Wayne, IN DCI 1 Phantom Regiment 87.8 2 Madison Scouts 87.1 3 Sky Ryders 73.6 4 Freelancers 71.2 5 Marauders 63.1 6 Spartans, WA 55.4 7 Glassmen 51.1 8 Mandarins 39.9 Indianapolis, IN DCI 1 Blue Devils 92.8 2 Velvet Knights 87.7 3 Spirit of Atlanta 84.9 4 Crossmen 76.4 5 Florida Wave 71.3 6 Quad City Knights 60.3 Montreal, QUE DCI 1 Star of Indiana 89.7 2 Cavaliers 88.4 3 Suncoast Sound 82.5 4 Dutch Boy 80.0 5 Boston Crusaders 70.8 6 Ventures 64.9 7 Beatrix' 47.3 8 Transit 46.6 -------------- Tuesday, August 2 -------------- Cincinnati, OH DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 91.3 2 Phantom Regiment 89.6 3 Madison Scouts 88.2 4 Velvet Knights 87.6 5 Spirit of Atlanta 83.8 6 Sky Ryders 76.1 7 Freelancers 73.8 8 Florida Wave 68.4 9 Glassmen 51.7 10 Limited Edition 45.9 * Phantom was still hanging around...not too far off of SCV Rome, NY DCI 1 Star of Indiana 87.8 2 Cavaliers 87.6 3 Suncoast Sound 82.9 4 Dutch Boy 80.2 5 Boston Crusaders 67.0 6 Ventures 63.0 7 Beatrix' 40.8 ------------- Wednesday, August 3 ------------- Evansville, IN DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 92.1 2 Velvet Knights 88.4 3 Spirit of Atlanta 86.2 4 Crossmen 78.4 5 Marauders 64.3 6 Quad City Knights 58.0 Morgantown, WV DCI 1 Garfield Cadets 89.0 2 Madison Scouts 88.9 3 Bluecoats 83.8 4 Colts 66.4 5 Troopers 65.8 * I attended this show with my girlfriend from Pittsburgh. She looked at me after Madison finished and was in love with their show. Cadets beat them by .1 but I knew at that moment Madison was going to wave bye bye to the Cadets. And Cadets would finish 4th. Pittsfield, MA DCI 1 Star of Indiana 89.3 2 Cavaliers 88.7 3 Dutch Boy 79.8 4 Boston Crusaders 69.2 5 Blue Knights 67.6 6 Ventures 64.2 7 Beatrix' 46.9 -------------- Thursday, August 4 -------------- Lynn, MA DCI 1 Star of Indiana 89.5 2 Cavaliers 88.8 3 Dutch Boy 80.9 4 Boston Crusaders 72.5 5 Blue Knights 69.9 6 Beatrix' 49.1 Sevierville, TN DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 91.6 2 Madison Scouts 90.2 3 Spirit of Atlanta 85.2 4 Crossmen 78.6 5 Freelancers 76.4 6 Sky Ryders 74.6 7 Florida Wave 68.0 8 Quad City Knights 54.5 *Madison not too far behind West Chester, PA DCI 1 Blue Devils 93.7 2 Garfield Cadets 91.9 3 Bluecoats 85.4 4 Troopers 72.8 5 Colts 66.9 6 Spartans, WA 62.3 --------------- Friday, August 5 --------------- Garfield, NJ DCI 1 Garfield Cadets 92.4 2 Phantom Regiment 89.1 3 Bluecoats 85.0 4 Colts 73.6 5 Troopers 69.0 6 Spartans, WA 54.2 -------------- Saturday, August 6 -------------- Allentown, PA DCI DCI East Prelims 1 Blue Devils 93.4 2 Star of Indiana 91.1 3 Garfield Cadets 90.7 4 Cavaliers 90.5 5 Phantom Regiment 88.9 6 Bluecoats 85.9 7 Dutch Boy 79.3 8 Troopers 71.9 9 Boston Crusaders 71.4 10 Blue Knights 69.8 11 Colts 68.4 12 Glassmen 57.4 13 Spartans, WA 57.2 14 Beatrix' 49.7 Birmingham, AL DCI DCI South Prelims 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 92.2 2 Madison Scouts 90.8 3 Velvet Knights 87.8 4 Spirit of Atlanta 86.7 5 Suncoast Sound 84.5 6 Crossmen 79.7 7 Freelancers 77.5 8 Sky Ryders 77.3 9 Florida Wave 75.7 10 Marauders 70.9 11 Quad City Knights 60.6 12 British Crusaders 59.3 Allentown, PA DCI DCI East 1 Blue Devils 93.7 2 Star of Indiana 91.5 3 Garfield Cadets 90.9 4 Cavaliers 90.8 5 Phantom Regiment 89.6 6 Bluecoats 85.4 7 Dutch Boy 80.9 8 Troopers 71.9 9 Blue Knights 71.1 10 Boston Crusaders 69.3 Birmingham, Al DCI DCI South 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 92.2 2 Madison Scouts 90.4 3 Velvet Knights 88.8 4 Spirit of Atlanta 87.7 5 Suncoast Sound 84.8 6 Crossmen 79.9 7 Freelancers 77.8 8 Sky Ryders 76.8 9 Florida Wave 74.4 10 Marauders 67.1 --------------- Monday, August 8 --------------- Jonesboro, AR DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 91.9 2 Spirit of Atlanta 85.8 3 Crossmen 77.0 4 Florida Wave 75.0 5 Marauders 67.8 6 Black Gold 51.3 Vincent, OH DCI 1 Blue Devils 93.8 2 Cavaliers 92.1 3 Bluecoats 86.7 4 Boston Crusaders 73.1 5 Spartans, WA 65.0 6 Glassmen 58.4 7 Limited Edition 52.3 *Cavaliers not that far behind BD Winston-Salem, NC DCI 1 Star of Indiana 90.4 2 Garfield Cadets 89.5 3 Phantom Regiment 89.3 4 Dutch Boy 80.1 5 Colts 70.7 6 Quad City Knights 64.1 -------------- Tuesday, August 9 -------------- Charlotte, NC DCI 1 Garfield Cadets 92.3 2 Phantom Regiment 90.4 3 Suncoast Sound 85.0 4 Dutch Boy 82.6 5 Blue Knights 70.7 6 Colts 69.8 Columbus, OH DCI 1 Blue Devils 94.2 2 Cavaliers 93.2 3 Bluecoats 87.2 4 Boston Crusaders 77.6 5 Troopers 74.7 6 Spartans, WA 62.6 7 Limited Edition 54.5 8 Beatrix' 49.9 *Cavaliers handing in there with BD ------------- Wednesday, August 10 ------------- Bloomington, IN DCI 1 Blue Devils 95.2 2 Cavaliers 93.3 3 Star of Indiana 92.4 4 Bluecoats 87.6 5 Troopers 75.9 6 Quad City Knights 62.5 7 Beatrix' 51.0 Houston, TX DCI 1 Madison Scouts 92.5 2 Velvet Knights 89.5 3 Sky Ryders 83.1 4 Freelancers 79.9 5 Black Gold 58.5 6 British Crusaders 57.3 Springfield, MO DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 91.8 2 Spirit of Atlanta 86.7 3 Crossmen 76.9 4 Florida Wave 75.2 5 Marauders 67.6 6 Railmen 48.7 ------------- Thursday, August 11 ------------- Dallas, TX DCI 1 Madison Scouts 92.9 2 Velvet Knights 91.0 3 Spirit of Atlanta 90.1 4 Sky Ryders 84.3 5 Freelancers 84.1 6 Florida Wave 79.1 7 British Crusaders 58.5 8 Black Gold 57.5 Huntington, WV DCI 1 Garfield Cadets 94.5 2 Phantom Regiment 92.8 3 Suncoast Sound 87.3 4 Dutch Boy 84.4 5 Blue Knights 73.7 6 Colts 72.8 -------------- Friday, August 12 -------------- Dayton, OH DCI 1 Star of Indiana 92.9 2 Garfield Cadets 92.4 3 Phantom Regiment 91.8 4 Suncoast Sound 84.9 5 Dutch Boy 84.1 6 Spartans, WA 63.5 7 Glassmen 59.6 8 Beatrix' 55.9 *Top 3 very close Des Plaines, IL DCI 1 Blue Devils 94.5 2 Cavaliers 92.8 3 Bluecoats 87.1 4 Boston Crusaders 76.1 5 Troopers 75.7 6 Quad City Knights 66.3 7 Blue Eagles 52.2 Great Bend, KS DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 94.8 2 Spirit of Atlanta 90.3 3 Crossmen 78.1 ^ Florida Wave 78.1 5 Marauders 72.0 Wichita Falls, TX DCI 1 Madison Scouts 94.4 2 Velvet Knights 93.0 3 Freelancers 86.1 4 Sky Ryders 84.9 5 British Crusaders 58.4 6 Black Gold 56.6 ------------- Saturday, August 13 ------------- Marion, OH DCI US Open Prelims 1 Garfield Cadets 93.2 2 Phantom Regiment 92.8 3 Star of Indiana 92.3 4 Dutch Boy 84.6 5 Blue Knights 76.4 6 Colts 75.3 7 Spartans, WA 63.2 8 Glassmen 62.3 9 Beatrix' 59.2 10 Oakland Crusaders 51.4 11 Calgary Cavaliers 25.1 Marion, OH DCI US Open 1 Star of Indiana 94.3 2 Garfield Cadets 93.8 3 Phantom Regiment 93.3 4 Dutch Boy 86.0 5 Blue Knights 80.0 6 Colts 78.5 7 Glassmen 65.6 8 Spartans, WA 65.2 9 Beatrix' 59.6 10 Oakland Crusaders 44.4 *Star still in the mix with Cadets Saint Louis, MO DCI DCI Mid-America 1 Blue Devils 93.5 2 Cavaliers 93.1 3 Bluecoats 88.4 4 Suncoast Sound 87.4 5 Boston Crusaders 77.5 6 Troopers 77.3 7 Quad City Knights 68.4 *Cavaliers only .4 off of BD **BD had seemed to stagnate by this point. They hit a 95.2 on August 10 and then never scored above a 94.8 the rest of the regular season until Semis and Finals. Tulsa, OK DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 94.3 2 Madison Scouts 93.9 3 Velvet Knights 89.6 4 Spirit of Atlanta 89.4 5 Sky Ryders 84.1 6 British Crusaders 61.0 7 Black Gold 60.1 *Madison only .4 off of SCV -------------- Sunday, August 14 -------------- Joplin, MO DCI 1 Madison Scouts 92.7 2 Spirit of Atlanta 89.7 3 Suncoast Sound 87.8 4 Freelancers 82.6 5 Marauders 75.5 6 British Crusaders 62.9 7 Black Gold 59.1 Toledo, OH DCI 1 Garfield Cadets 94.8 2 Phantom Regiment 94.5 3 Dutch Boy 87.9 4 Colts 80.2 5 Blue Knights 80.1 6 Glassmen 72.4 7 Spartans, WA 72.1 8 Beatrix' 65.2 -------------- Monday, August 15 -------------- Omaha, NE DCI 1 Spirit of Atlanta 92.6 2 Suncoast Sound 89.8 3 Bluecoats 89.3 4 Troopers 79.0 5 Boston Crusaders 78.7 6 Quad City Knights 71.4 7 Railmen 58.6 Wichita, KS DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 94.2 2 Cavaliers 93.6 3 Crossmen 85.2 4 Sky Ryders 82.6 5 Florida Wave 80.0 6 British Crusaders 61.6 *Cavaliers were really close to SCV this night ------------- Thursday, August 18 ------------- Kansas City, MO DCI Open Prelims 1 Dutch Boy 87.9 ^ Crossmen 87.9 3 Freelancers 85.7 4 Florida Wave 82.3 5 Boston Crusaders 81.6 6 Troopers 80.2 7 Marauders 79.3 8 Blue Knights 78.5 9 Colts 77.5 10 L'Insolite 71.2 11 Quad City Knights 70.0 12 Glassmen 69.1 13 Spartans, WA 68.7 ^ Ventures 68.7 15 Northern Aurora 66.6 16 British Crusaders 64.4 17 Black Gold 61.3 18 Kiwanis Kavaliers 58.7 19 Mandarins 53.7 20 Phantom Reg Cadets 51.7 -------------- Friday, August 19 -------------- Kansas City, MO DCI Semi Finals 1 Madison Scouts 97.8 2 Blue Devils 96.6 3 Santa Clara Vanguard 96.3 4 Cavaliers 95.6 5 Garfield Cadets 94.8 6 Phantom Regiment 93.6 7 Star of Indiana 93.1 8 Velvet Knights 91.9 ^ Spirit of Atlanta 91.9 10 Suncoast Sound 90.5 11 Bluecoats 88.6 12 Sky Ryders 86.6 13 Dutch Boy 86.4 14 Crossmen 85.6 15 Freelancers 85.2 16 Florida Wave 82.0 17 Blue Knights 78.6 18 Colts 78.5 19 Troopers 77.8 20 Boston Crusaders 77.6 21 Marauders 76.2 22 L'Insolite 71.2 23 Quad City Knights 69.7 24 Ventures 67.9 25 Glassmen 67.5 26 Spartans, WA 65.9 *Of note, the fans would not see these scores since they were withheld until after Finals. So nobody knew who won Semifinals. I think Steve Rodinaro did as he kind of called it before the show on PBS. ------------- Saturday, August 20 ------------- Kansas City, MO DCI DCI World Championship 1 Madison Scouts 97.1 2 Santa Clara Vanguard 96.9 3 Blue Devils 96.3 4 Garfield Cadets 96.1 5 Cavaliers 95.1 6 Phantom Regiment 93.5 7 Star of Indiana 92.8 8 Velvet Knights 90.6 9 Spirit of Atlanta 89.3 10 Suncoast Sound 89.1 11 Bluecoats 86.7 12 Sky Ryders 85.1 I can argue that SCV likely should have won Finals. Top to bottom I felt they had the best overall show. Madison was great though, and clean, and the GE of that closer was awesome. BD in 3rd seemed right to me. Cadets in 4th also correct. Cavaliers really pulled away late over Phantom and Star. The top 8 corps were frankly stellar, and that includes Velvet Knights. Just check out how good VK's scores were coming down the stretch in 1988. Top to bottom one of their best competitive shows. All in all, a fantastic Finals for DCI in 1988. Edited May 13, 2020 by jwillis35 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jwillis35 Posted May 13, 2020 Share Posted May 13, 2020 Another nice early season video of Madison in England. The more I watch the opener the more I like it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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supersop Posted May 13, 2020 Share Posted May 13, 2020 6 hours ago, jwillis35 said: ------------- Saturday, August 20 ------------- Kansas City, MO DCI DCI World Championship 1 Madison Scouts 97.1 2 Santa Clara Vanguard 96.9 3 Blue Devils 96.3 4 Garfield Cadets 96.1 5 Cavaliers 95.1 6 Phantom Regiment 93.5 7 Star of Indiana 92.8 8 Velvet Knights 90.6 9 Spirit of Atlanta 89.3 10 Suncoast Sound 89.1 11 Bluecoats 86.7 12 Sky Ryders 85.1 I can argue that SCV likely should have won Finals. Top to bottom I felt they had the best overall show. Madison was great though, and clean, and the GE of that closer was awesome. BD in 3rd seemed right to me. Cadets in 4th also correct. Cavaliers really pulled away late over Phantom and Star. The top 8 corps were frankly stellar, and that includes Velvet Knights. Just check out how good VK's scores were coming down the stretch in 1988. Top to bottom one of their best competitive shows. All in all, a fantastic Finals for DCI in 1988. People forget that there was only a 12 pt spread from 1st to 12th place. It stood as the most competitive finals in DCI history until the 2000's. I'm not going to go look it up ... They also forget how close this fight was for finals: 12 Sky Ryders 86.6 13 Dutch Boy 86.4 14 Crossmen 85.6 15 Freelancers 85.2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
N.E. Brigand Posted May 13, 2020 Share Posted May 13, 2020 7 hours ago, jwillis35 said: Here is a look at scores from August to the end of the 1988 season -- with some comments by me after some of the show scores. --------------- Monday, August 1 --------------- Cleveland, OH DCI 1 Santa Clara Vanguard 90.5 2 Garfield Cadets 89.6 3 Bluecoats 81.2 4 Troopers 66.9 5 Blue Knights 66.6 6 Colts 61.3 7 Limited Edition 43.3 * I was at this show and SCV just totally blew my mind. AWESOME in every aspect! That was at Byers Field in Parma, right? My first introduction to drum and bugle corps was, I think, in the winter of 1987-88 when our director welcomed a couple representatives of the Bluecoats to do a recruiting pitch. I loved marching band, but it wasn't a very effective presentation: people pay to play weird two-valved "bugles" all summer? I know nobody from our school ever tried out for Bluecoats or any corps until a few years after I graduated in 1990. I think what was presented just seemed out of reach to many of us. For some like myself it was partly financial concerns. But also i think some people remembered how two of our best players from the year before were now at Ohio State and had tried out for the marching band there and been nowhere near good enough. If they weren't good enough for that group, how could any of us hope to be good enough for a group where you had to pay (what sounded at the time like) hefty fees to participate? And then next year, when we arrived one morning during our three-week band "camp" (which was just daily rehearsal at the school), we found buses in the parking lot and a bunch of people sleeping on our gym floor. We were told that they were the Garfield Cadets, and after they woke up, they practiced all day long, seemingly without a break, in one of our fields. We learned that they had a performance that night in Parma (just one suburb away), and a few of the others went to see the show, and the next day all they could talk about was Santa Clara Vanguard and the Phantom of the Opera. Funny to learn that more than 30 years ago, friends of mine were watching the same show you were. And when the Garfield Cadets showed up again at our gym floor the next year, in 1989, I watched a bit of their rehearsal during our lunch break. I specifically remember our director telling us during our afternoon rehearsal that if he ever yelled at us the way Cadets' instructors were yelling at them, he'd be fired the same day. And this time I joined the group attending that night's show, which was again in Parma. And it was awesome! And what a shame I hadn't gone to see this show a year earlier. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jwillis35 Posted May 14, 2020 Share Posted May 14, 2020 3 hours ago, N.E. Brigand said: That was at Byers Field in Parma, right? Yes, it was at Parma. SCV lit that place on fire that night. The 1988 Phantom of the Opera show was such a breath-taking show. I loved when SCV did their Russian shows in 86 and 87, but 1988 was even more theatrical. It loosely walks you through the story without trying to literally tell the story, and the sound of their brass line on the final push (what I used to refer to as a lush winter-green organ sound) put chills through my body. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
N.E. Brigand Posted May 14, 2020 Share Posted May 14, 2020 15 hours ago, jwillis35 said: I loved when SCV did their Russian shows in 86 and 87 Which is the year where a guard member is levitated on a broom? I've only seen it on video, but it's a very effective trick. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
N.E. Brigand Posted May 14, 2020 Share Posted May 14, 2020 15 hours ago, jwillis35 said: 1988 was even more theatrical. It loosely walks you through the story without trying to literally tell the story It's very interesting that you say that. In that regard, I have to see that DCI's 1988 and 1989 videos are terrible, because they foreground the story way too much. One thing that really blew away friends in 1988 was how SCV semeed to make the whole corps vanish at the end. But on the videos for that year and the next, waaaay to much attention is focused on the individual characters --in at least one of those videos, the disappearing corps effect doesn't come across at all-- which makes it seem like the corps is working hard to "literally tell the story", as you say. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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