Favorite Northeast corps

[AlbionNY Drum Line]

st joes

[KeithHall]

I didn't put Crossmen in because they are still a drum corps. I left St. Joe's out because........I forgot them. Actually they folded BDCI...before DCI (sort of) they didn't participate.

[kac]

I didn't put Crossmen in because they are still a drum corps.

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But Crusaders made the list, right... Last time I checked, they were still a corps... :P

[soldier81]

Where are the Diplomats from Malden MA? For me though I'll take the Bridgemen. I anticipated there shows more than any of the others.

[Walter]

I voted for the 27th Lancers because when they came on the field, you knew you were going to be entertanined!!!

R.I.P. 27th !!! :angel:

[Malibu]

I didn't put Crossmen in because they are still a drum corps.  I left St. Joe's out because........I forgot them.  Actually they folded BDCI...before DCI (sort of) they didn't participate.

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Keith, So is BAC and Garfield Cadets.......so what gives?

[impfan]

Keith, So is BAC and Garfield Cadets.......so what gives?

for many of us it's the PEMBROKE IMPERIALS who didn't make the list,great corps in their day!!

[kansasDC]

Also missing L.I. Kingsmen, Purple Lancers, Patriots, Warriors, and many other NY corps.

[johnric]

Brad, trust me, they were an icon....vote for them.

what were they the only icons on this list??????

[27mello]

We never had the greatest horn line, but we had championship color guards year after year, and some killer drum lines. Thank Denise Bonfiglio and Peggy Twiggs (with a little help from George Zingali) for the color guards and Charlie Poole for the drum lines. Not to mention some great ladies in the guard, and great guys and gals in the drum line. (And we did have a couple of good horn lines - Wedge is awesome!!)

So, even though I was a member - 27 gets my vote followed closely by Bridgemen and close behind, Blue Rock.