Fightin' Texas Aggie Band Halftime Drill - LSU Game at Tiger Stadium - 11/25/17
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2017
- The tenth halftime performance of the 2017 season, marched with 363 members on the campus of Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, included musical selection Strategic Air Command March. Texas A&M lost the game 45-21.
Love everything about this band from their total discipline, uniforms, the beauty and complexity of their maneuvers, the great sound, the tuba players pivot, the bass drummer and their squat pivots, the cool and cute drum majors, the bugle line, and on and on. And what I like also is their fan base and all the videos that can be found with lots of cheering and rooting for their children, friends, and loved ones. I follow James Beaman, who never fails to bring us a great video. All the best to all of these young cadets and may all of their futures be bright. Thank you for bringing us this great entertainment. *Subscriber*
There's nothing else as great as the FTAB!!
My ringtone. I love this band.
That's a proper military precision band
No. That is a fake military band. None of the "cadets" have any military obligation.
60% to 65% of these "cadets" will take off their uniforms after graduating and go into regular civilian lives. Damn near stolen valor.
Robert McCoin bruh you really trippin, this is a military style band, along with other High School Military Style Bands, but he means this band is more precise than any other military style bands
Awesome! Kudos James Beaman.
Kip. That's the Aggie War Hymn.
Do they know any other songs? I watch all the videos and they are ALL the same two songs (mainly one, reall). I understand it's their song and they do a great job but I would like to hear more...they are a band aren't they!
Of the 8 halftime drills I posted this season to date, the band played 12 different musical selections with 5 of those being repeated at least one time. Strategic Air Command March was used the most, 4 times.
Also , if you watch them all, as I have, you will start to notice the same formations being used again. I still think it takes more skill to march this drill than what I did in high school and college because we almost never marched in straight lines and never did countermarching
Kip Kimberley it's the school fight song. They play other songs. Their version of the music from the chariot scene from Ben-Hur gives me goose bumps.
This band does amazing drills, but their repertoire seems very limited. That, or their musical style makes everything they play sound the same.