God I hated marching Cymbals in my first year of drumline during high school. So unpleasant not because they aren't exactly drums but they are the most difficult thing to physically handle and they cut the hell outta your arms. I had to bandage my arms after homecoming every game or event. I am so glad I got off the next year and onto bass drum 1.
Actually when i played in the 6th grafe that was the first high school instrument i caught on to they are actually easy apart from their weight but its metal
as a drummer from the percussion section, when you are marching out or in, the percussion needs to be up front to keep the step in line, look at how they trying to march plus keep up with the horns in front.
wesley byas I am against you on this one.... when you have them in the front the rest of the band is ALWAYS off step... look at bands like Alabama State .. Alabama AMU...
you dont always have to have them in front just at certain times. Or ask the drum majors to keep the band together they leave the poor percussion section from march so hard.
Bruh, who makes these new cadences? Whats the process of that, because when I marched, It wasn't no such thing as New Cadences! It was all about Tradition and Not Breaking It or Adding to it, so again, how are yall going about New Cadences when I Barely even hear the Old Ones?
Puncho DaGreat Have you watched any of their other material besides their marching cadences? There plenty of rudiments being played. Go look stuff from us like Un5hazed, Chop Not Slop, Da Funk, FTB, Still Standing, A 511. It's not our style to be technical with marching cadences. This section was built off of funk. That does not mean we exclude rudiments. our marching material and stand material is no where near the same. Just look at all of our other material before you make a comment like that.
and I have watched the videos, I played in a college marching band.. hell I have played against them.. very funky not technical you guys!! Tune your ears better..
I will be the first to admit that I thought that this was the most over rated line I had seen until I saw them in person at the SCG in 2012. Now I'm one of their biggest fans. And this is from a guy that learned corps first. They have advanced rudiments in their material and many of them. Not only that, but I love their passion and aggression in everything that they play. LOL This isn't to say there is anything wrong with personal preferences, because there isn't. However, I have to give credit where it's due, and these guys can play. VERY talented.
Ted Snow This is coming from a former member of this section who has a degree in music education (percussion). Just because you didn’t hear certain things doesn’t mean it’s not there. And we don’t have any material with buzz rolls in them. We typically keep some of our rudiments in our percussive literature open for clarity purposes in large venues. If you don’t like the sound of the drums then so be it. That doesn’t take away from their skills.
The bass drums bring that thunder!!! All of them sound so good
Kelton Davis hence...they are the THUNDER part!
#luvdaboom
Videos do them no justice! Hearing it in person is different.
DrumMajorStixx hope your not talking about the basses😂
Where JSU goes...the crowds will follow. Even the haters.
This never gets old!
WT,best drumline ever!
Mike Davis my little girl love that band
JACKSON STATE HAS THE BEST DAM DRUMLINE IN THE SWAC period!!!
Best cadence EVER!!! That and "Bear"!!'
Kevin Jones. I like Devil and Provine ... my best 2
Kevin Jones jungle beat and soul in my opinion
What cadence was played before Get Ready, I always loved that one but never knew the name of it.. Is it LB?
@@cedfri it’s OTS
@@bhjosh9076 what’s the one after getting ready?
one of my little girl love that band
What the hell they be feeding them tenors they smacking hard ASF💪💪👂
WT is so funky with it!!
Love the Sonic Boom. Great Work Ethics
THE SONIC BOOM OF THE SOUTH THE BEST DAM DRUMLINE IN COLLEGE PERIODDDD!!!!!
Nope in the SWAC yes.
Bless your heart
Jackson State University Sonic Boom of the South WT
7:31. That's what I'm talking about, basses. Make 'em hear you from the other side of the freaking stadium. LOL
They would’ve cut up SHC 2020 . Hope to see y’all back 2021.💙
September 11th 2021
God I hated marching Cymbals in my first year of drumline during high school. So unpleasant not because they aren't exactly drums but they are the most difficult thing to physically handle and they cut the hell outta your arms. I had to bandage my arms after homecoming every game or event. I am so glad I got off the next year and onto bass drum 1.
Thanos The Mad Titan on my momma cymbals hard asf and I nipped my arm 1 time the mark stayed of for 2 weeks
Actually when i played in the 6th grafe that was the first high school instrument i caught on to they are actually easy apart from their weight but its metal
This is what I love to see #wt #t-phi
I'd love to make it out to a rehearsal one day, is it possible to sit and take the band in sometime?
Does JSU have two sets of performance drums? Or no
Kenton Washinngton Just one set for performances and one set for rehearsal.
Is there sheet music for the last cadence
idk but you can look the cadence up on here as star wars and jungle beat
I doubt it. it is mostly passed down by ear
I believe this WT squad was the best and or can rival any WT squad ever.
wats the name of that first cadence before they played get ready???
david montgomery O.T.S
Anyone know how to do this stick trick the snares are doing?
they need to march their percussion in the front so they are not rushing their movements and sticking
as a drummer from the percussion section, when you are marching out or in, the percussion needs to be up front to keep the step in line, look at how they trying to march plus keep up with the horns in front.
wesley byas I am against you on this one.... when you have them in the front the rest of the band is ALWAYS off step... look at bands like Alabama State .. Alabama AMU...
you dont always have to have them in front just at certain times. Or ask the drum majors to keep the band together they leave the poor percussion section from march so hard.
No they don't
@@aggiemanwb marching hard is what these bands do
Alright Na Yall
You cant tellem NATHAN they got it figured out.... at me damnit
March yall !!
Bruh, who makes these new cadences? Whats the process of that, because when I marched, It wasn't no such thing as New Cadences! It was all about Tradition and Not Breaking It or Adding to it, so again, how are yall going about New Cadences when I Barely even hear the Old Ones?
I think of them called jungle beat and Number 0
3 snare players missing
Who are they?
will they be back on the line this year?
they probably didn't make cuts
I love JSU, but I wish they would get better quads! Those heads sound terrible
That’s how there supposed to be tuned 😭
The name of there drum section should be called funk and flash, no rudiments what's so ever... but funky!!
Puncho DaGreat Have you watched any of their other material besides their marching cadences? There plenty of rudiments being played. Go look stuff from us like Un5hazed, Chop Not Slop, Da Funk, FTB, Still Standing, A 511. It's not our style to be technical with marching cadences. This section was built off of funk. That does not mean we exclude rudiments. our marching material and stand material is no where near the same. Just look at all of our other material before you make a comment like that.
if there were any rudiments I couldn't hear them over those horrid sounding drums, and all the buzz rolls..
and I have watched the videos, I played in a college marching band.. hell I have played against them.. very funky not technical you guys!! Tune your ears better..
I will be the first to admit that I thought that this was the most over rated line I had seen until I saw them in person at the SCG in 2012. Now I'm one of their biggest fans. And this is from a guy that learned corps first. They have advanced rudiments in their material and many of them. Not only that, but I love their passion and aggression in everything that they play. LOL
This isn't to say there is anything wrong with personal preferences, because there isn't. However, I have to give credit where it's due, and these guys can play. VERY talented.
Ted Snow This is coming from a former member of this section who has a degree in music education (percussion). Just because you didn’t hear certain things doesn’t mean it’s not there. And we don’t have any material with buzz rolls in them. We typically keep some of our rudiments in our percussive literature open for clarity purposes in large venues. If you don’t like the sound of the drums then so be it. That doesn’t take away from their skills.