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8 hours ago, Jeff Ream said:

i saw that performance too! we had the same seats forever...if i was marching i'd go sit with dad when we were done. if i wasn't in my seats for the first corps. I guess knowing the 5 Star team all our  lives paid off!

 

I still remember in 92, Hannum asking if he could sit in our empty to watch Star...well hell yeah! Then Xmen came on, and i asked if he wanted to stay to watch and he said sure...and he laughed at the drum solo, praising his former student's book...some guy named Thurston

90 Star at Hershey is one of my favorite live performances EVER - I remember it like it was yesterday. 

Wish that show was still a thing. Of course, I also wish Star was still a thing. That brass line, OMG

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On 10/15/2022 at 8:36 AM, George Dixon said:

90 Star at Hershey is one of my favorite live performances EVER - I remember it like it was yesterday. 

Wish that show was still a thing. Of course, I also wish Star was still a thing. That brass line, OMG

playing to them and them playing to us on the field after retreat was awesome!

 

and yes I wish Hershey was still a thing.

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On 10/15/2022 at 7:36 AM, George Dixon said:

90 Star at Hershey is one of my favorite live performances EVER - I remember it like it was yesterday. 

Wish that show was still a thing. Of course, I also wish Star was still a thing. That brass line, OMG

My first drum corps show to attend was at Lake Highlands in Dallas in 90. Star was a near religious experience for me that night.

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11 hours ago, scheherazadesghost said:

That's my alma mater and also the first Texas school to introduce corps style marching.  😎

Later on, I spent quite a bit of time there rehearsing with Sky Ryders. (Frank Troyka was our tour manager.) Regiment also housed there and held a clinic in 92. 
 

It also just dawned on me that I took several biology classes at UNT back in 2004-2006ish with someone who must’ve been one of your section mates at SCV back in the day. (Drum corps is a small world...) 

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4 hours ago, year1buick said:

Later on, I spent quite a bit of time there rehearsing with Sky Ryders. (Frank Troyka was our tour manager.) Regiment also housed there and held a clinic in 92.

Holy moly, no wonder we were pulling in corps style marching so early for the region. Did you practice in the Wildcat Stadium? Or across the street in the park there? Just trying to imagine where y'all woulda been. That's so flippin' cool. Thanks for filling in my HS's legacy in the activity. Means a lot to me!

4 hours ago, year1buick said:

It also just dawned on me that I took several biology classes at UNT back in 2004-2006ish with someone who must’ve been one of your section mates at SCV back in the day. (Drum corps is a small world...) 

Noice! Wonder who! I was the only one from Texas in the guard for most of the time I marched. Or my memory's failing me which is certainly possible. My memory can be testy from those times, which I why I've worked to corroborate what I can recall with others. Also went to TWU so you're reminding me of lots of wonderful memories in Denton too. 🙂

36 minutes ago, IllianaLancerContra said:

That is part of the problem...

This guy gets it. 😉 That problem is tough to resolve from the outside.

In this particular case, I'm grateful for the small drum corps world. @year1buick is always a delight.

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7 hours ago, scheherazadesghost said:

Holy moly, no wonder we were pulling in corps style marching so early for the region. Did you practice in the Wildcat Stadium? Or across the street in the park there? Just trying to imagine where y'all woulda been. That's so flippin' cool. Thanks for filling in my HS's legacy in the activity. Means a lot to me!

Noice! Wonder who! I was the only one from Texas in the guard for most of the time I marched. Or my memory's failing me which is certainly possible. My memory can be testy from those times, which I why I've worked to corroborate what I can recall with others. Also went to TWU so you're reminding me of lots of wonderful memories in Denton too. 🙂

This guy gets it. 😉 That problem is tough to resolve from the outside.

In this particular case, I'm grateful for the small drum corps world. @year1buick is always a delight.

From what I remember, I think we practiced in the stadium. 
 

I miss Denton too! Feels like a lifetime ago… I actually had two rounds there- once as an R/TV/F major and later for pre-dental. But never for music! (I was one of the few non music major Buicks when I marched. Heck, I wasn’t even in the marching band.)

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2 hours ago, year1buick said:

From what I remember, I think we practiced in the stadium. 
 

I miss Denton too! Feels like a lifetime ago… I actually had two rounds there- once as an R/TV/F major and later for pre-dental. But never for music! (I was one of the few non music major Buicks when I marched. Heck, I wasn’t even in the marching band.)

You transcended marching band and went full tilt boogie! Good for you! Sky Ryders  were an awesome organization and Regiment is a better organization because of your contribution.

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