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THATS ME LMAO (I survived with only emotional damage)

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What is what?

everyone wants to be as good as Harloff, they will never be him or have his time, blood sweat or tears.

Dude this is how drum corps has been as an activity for close to 80 years

@@averybyars5782 doesn't make it right ;-)

@@ChrisEchoeslmao what do you mean “make it right” Actin like they are violating a moral code of music If you think about it then being loud is kinda poetic and exactly what marching band is about, a bunch of people doing the same thing at the exact same time. Everyone existing in unison Also saying this is reducing music to nothing more than an activity is like saying that track is reducing running into nothing more than a sport

this is not only elitist, it's also fucking stupid because you're taking a snapshot, out-of-context clip and using it to wholly judge their entire show.

@@haileysmith1349 I'm sure what they mean is that they are sacrificing sounding good for sounding loud. You can do/be both, but there seems to be a deliberate attempt to avoid being clean over being loud.

No, it isn't . B flat does not come close to g blare.

@@michaelburchett6895I believe he’s referring to how in 79 the troopers had an incident that led to many members having to take time off for medical reasons and coming back late season and still making finals, and having a sunburst while blaring ecstasy of gold

​@@averybyars5782The Spirit Award? (Or was it The Crossman Award?)

Not even close

it keeps them in tune with eachother and listening to eachother

Yeah, cuz it’s a tuning sequence, and this is the easiest way to do it. When cars were invented people stopped walking, because walking is harder.

All bands down to high schools have used it. It’s normal they don’t care about “copying” petty bs. If it works then then does they clearly share and okay with it 💯🙄

bruh

LOL wut

I wouldn't say these uniforms were traditional, they're wearing cowboy getups lol

@@demigr0539 Troopers=Wyoming=Cowboys Compared to the "costumes" worn by the other groups in D.C.I. they ARE traditional.

@@DennisJohnsonDrummerthey’re *

@@isekai_neo Typo fixed. Thanks for the heads up.

True I feel like it’s so underrated

they’re cool and all but the reason most corps don’t uses them is because they tarnish easily if i’m remembering correctly

i’m pretty sure the troopers always use gold horns. it’s like there thing which is pretty cool. the only other group that has matched gold horns was crown in 2010

​@@rosoboynaw troop marched silver horns for years. '21 was the first year they marched gold

Do you mean ” brass”! Are these not polished brass. I think everyone is so used to seeing the chrome lacquer. Brass horns When they were G chromed. And Bb normally polished brass with clear coat lacquering.

It may be the use if b flat horns perhaps?

False

@@shadycrescent9369 no, it's because everyone is a rich music major.

id say it’s more skill then talent and money ds is expensive😂

I’d argue that it’s largely due to the growth of the internet. There is so much free information now, and anyone can learn how to play an instrument without being in a traditional learning environment. There are tutorials on how to prepare for auditions, how to increase your range, strength and conditioning for marchers, and so much more; the internet has also increased the visibility and popularity of drum corps, so there may be a larger pool of applicants for corps to choose from now. The knowledge is there for anyone who feels like getting better