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Coldest drum corps show you attended or performed in?


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1999 seemed cold. 
 

Macy’s 2014 was cold to perform in. 

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7 hours ago, 84BDsop said:

06 DCA prelims....the remnants of Hurricane Ernesto were sweeping through the region...rainy and freezing....worst conditions I've ever performed in.
 

Even the 87 DCA prelims rain was warmer.

87 didn't have the wind 06 did

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On 12/30/2020 at 10:18 AM, tesmusic said:

1999 seemed cold. 
 

Macy’s 2014 was cold to perform in. 

99 was nothing compared to 92. 92 was down to 48 by retreat

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7 hours ago, 84BDsop said:

That's true....the mud made up for it, tho.

3 trips to DCA....I get rained on 2 of them.

i mean don't get me wrong, 87 sucked...i sat through every corps. 06 sucked worse. i was lucky to get up into the unfinished luxury boxes to start prelims, and by Lakeshoremen, even having a roof wasn't enough since everything was open in the front and back. We were lucky to get into the tab/announcers room and hung out in the back...when the break came i remember the field percussion judge coming in and saying "#### this", and everyone kinda laughed, but understood. I also remember Gil Silva having some heated conversations on the phone with corps directors...they wanted to kill the alumni show and finish prelims in the morning, which of course would have created drama like you couldn't believe. my wife was ready to head back to the hotel, but my love of historical corps moments begged her to tough it out, and she gave in. but i missed half of the alumni show to go shopping as a result.

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8 hours ago, Jeff Ream said:

i mean don't get me wrong, 87 sucked...i sat through every corps. 06 sucked worse. i was lucky to get up into the unfinished luxury boxes to start prelims, and by Lakeshoremen, even having a roof wasn't enough since everything was open in the front and back. We were lucky to get into the tab/announcers room and hung out in the back...when the break came i remember the field percussion judge coming in and saying "#### this", and everyone kinda laughed, but understood. I also remember Gil Silva having some heated conversations on the phone with corps directors...they wanted to kill the alumni show and finish prelims in the morning, which of course would have created drama like you couldn't believe. my wife was ready to head back to the hotel, but my love of historical corps moments begged her to tough it out, and she gave in. but i missed half of the alumni show to go shopping as a result.

The need to "preserve domestic tranquility" is in the US Constitution after all

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