my first DCI album, I had DCA albums from the 60s, clean video and audio, happy to see the snare line get the coverage, they looked and sounded great! 3:35
Saw this show in July 1977 at McCaskey HS, Lancaster, PA when it poured rain in the middle of their performance. It was great! Little did I know I would be marching with some of of these corps members in West Chester State Golden Rams Marching Band, let alone a contra spot for the 1980-81 Blue Devils.
I just can't ever get over why the kettle drums still had the legs on them during the shows. But other than that, Russian xmas music is still my most favorite ever drum corp song
There’s always quite a trek the corps members have to make from their equipment truck to the warmup area and then to the field… and back. I’d hate to have to carry a BBQ pit around that entire time with no legs to rest it on. 😉
Back when we still had Real Drum and bugle Corps. In my opinion DCI has changed the activity into a marching band competition, superimposed on a three-ring circus
![Stromae, Pomme - “Ma Meilleure Ennemie” (from Arcane Season 2) [Official Visualizer]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1F3OGIFnW1k/mqdefault.jpg)
My years in Atlanta we sang that Sop solo all the time!
my first DCI album, I had DCA albums from the 60s, clean video and audio, happy to see the snare line get the coverage, they looked and sounded great! 3:35
Saw this show in July 1977 at McCaskey HS, Lancaster, PA when it poured rain in the middle of their performance. It was great! Little did I know I would be marching with some of of these corps members in West Chester State Golden Rams Marching Band, let alone a contra spot for the 1980-81 Blue Devils.
BONES, baby!
Very nice show and performance. My corps competed against them. At times we beat them and at times they beat us. All is good. Thank you Crossmen!
I just can't ever get over why the kettle drums still had the legs on them during the shows. But other than that, Russian xmas music is still my most favorite ever drum corp song
There’s always quite a trek the corps members have to make from their equipment truck to the warmup area and then to the field… and back. I’d hate to have to carry a BBQ pit around that entire time with no legs to rest it on. 😉
Back when we still had Real Drum and bugle Corps. In my opinion DCI has changed the activity into a marching band competition, superimposed on a three-ring circus