First Time Seeing "Babylon" by the 2018 Santa Clara Vanguard | THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS
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"Babylon" by the 2018 Santa Clara Vanguard
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Dear reactors, The video you are about to see is one of many from the 2018 Drum Corps International World Championships. Drum corps (marching bands but 100 times better) come to Indianapolis to compete for the title of "best in the world". Side note: 2024 be the 52nd season for the DCI competitive circuit. The corps you see on the field in the video is the 2018 edition of the Vanguard (Santa Clara, California). They won the gold medal for the first time since 1999 (19 years). Let me know what you thought of this video. I'll do best to find other videos about DCI to commission you to react to. Happy Watching! -George
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Just so you guys know these performers are high school to 21 years old. They practice and perform all summer to get to this level. A lot of the dancers are color guard members that don’t play. They spin flags, rifles and sabers. Believe it or not, some of the top high school bands aren’t that far off in terms of quality. One big difference between dci and high school bands are that there’s no woodwinds in dci, only brass and percussion. I found this video because my son’s high school marching band is playing one of the songs that svg played in 2018 so I wanted to check them out. Welcome to the world of DCI!!
I love watching rookies experience DCI for the first time. WELCOME, you will soon be addicted!
Proud Santa Clara Vanguard alumni! Glad you enjoyed their show. Countless hours of rehearsal go into this. ❤️🎺🥁🚩
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Just wanted to say lovey 2/3 poly rhythm when y’all started clapping😂 17:12
I think that was 3/4
pass the goddamn butter
I just checked the comments to see if anyone else caught that :)
Check out Bluecoats 2014's show, "Tilt". Such another huge crowd pleaser (along with many, many others). Also Bluecoats 2019 is all Beatles music. Carolina Crown's E=MC^2 is another one. These guys in every top drum corps work hundreds of hours on perfecting shows just like this one. To your question about judges in these shows - each section has 1-2 judges. The percussion judge, brass judge, color guard (flags, rifles, sabers) judge, and then there are judges that look at the overall visual production of the show. As well as judges that listen solely to the music.
Phantom Regiment 2010 and 2011 are also pretty emotional shows.
if you ever want to delve into DCI again, I'd suggest 2008 Phantom Regiment and their production "Spartacus". Possibly the best combination of musical and theater.
Absolutely! My favorite show by far!!! Loudest cheers during the award ceremony as well!
I absolutely LOVED the respect and genuine reaction from both of you. I am a FMM of the Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps ('77--'87, Baritone/Contrabass player), and I can tell you this... Drum Corps is MUCH, MUCH more than just being able to perform in front of 50K+ people, play a horn, bang a drum, spin a flag, or march around making cool pictures on the field. What you are seeing here is what we like to call, "Marching Music's Major League"... the absolute best of the best !!! A very popular 1st place performance is the 2008 Phantom Regiment-- Spartacus... 1986 Blue Devil's is, IMHO, the pinnacle of Jazz at the highest level. At the very core of each group is a lifelong experience of ups and downs, personal goals, brotherhood (Madison Scouts and the Cavaliers), and friendships that stick forever. In some cases, it changes people's lives. I'm so glad that you enjoyed what you saw... but, beware... it's addictive !!! THIS is a DEEP rabbit hole. 😎💚🤍🖤🏳🌈
Cavaliers were my favorite when I was marching, mid 60s.
As a snare drummer, the best lines were from the Green Machine! 💚
Phantom 2008 goes down as probably one of the greatest GE shows of all time, highly highly suggest for the closer alone
Please please omg please!
one of my favorite shows from back in the day
Good marching bands are overlooked for the amount of athleticism that goes into it. Then, you do drum corps which takes it to the next level.
I’m still partial to the 2003 show, Phenomenon of Cool.
Long hours practicing on the field, off the field, private lessons, jazz band and everything in between. Drum corps have some of the best young musicians
Never marched DCI but I’ve loved it for nearly 12 years now. Seeing people be introduced to the activity is one of my favorite things in the world! There’s truly nothing like the sound (and FEEL, if you’re in person) of a hornline, makes you feel every emotion in the book.
The "Conductor" on the field, the "Ninja" as you called him, is the "Drum Major," he is one of the members, and he's conducting using what is called a "baton." The "Color Guard" are the members twirling the flags, rifles, and "sabres."
Glad someone pointed you in the DCI direction, and hope to see more. Always a great time.
You're Welcome ;)
I'm so happy that my first time finally watching this show was a reaction from people outside the art. The dropped jaws and awe added so much to this. I so understand why people LOVE SCV 2018 now
So cool to see you all react to this
As someone that competed in DCI in 2007-2010... I will tell you these performers are extraordinary.
Just as you said...take the marching band you know, add in Cirque du Soleil, layer in the physical demand of running a marathon, and mental demands you never thought were possible
That's drum corps :) it's cant be overstated how incredible it is. If you can see it in person.... Do it! Just make sure you buckle up :)
16:19 is all I’ll say.
I competed in the mid 1960s. Old school, I know..
But the physicality and skills are off the charts!
Fan of both SCV and BD
Seeing this now, along with their reactions, makes me appreciate the sheer brilliance of 2018 SCV!
I want to see these two react to a LIVE DCI show. When they get hit with that wall of sound, they won't know to do with themselves. 😋
I was there watching it live!
Haha "George". He's so sneaky.
If you’re going to delve into drum corps, you probably should watch the Blue Devils as they have won the most championships of any of them. (21 of them I believe.) I think you should start with either their 2023 or 2017 shows.
Also, in addition to Babylon, I also like SCV’s 2017 production.
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idk man other corps exist. Bluecoats, Carolina Crown, Cadets (rip), Boston Crusaders, Cavaliers, all have amazing shows. Not all winning shows are favorites
I would even go with 1994 BD Chick Corea Show..... My Spanish Heart. Saw it DCI Allentown then at Foxboro for World Championships
My daughter was in winter guard, the competitions are amazing and exhausting.
Finals was a 16hr day and lots of smiles and tears.
They work so hard, it is very emotional and so hard to watch sometimes because no matter how you watch it... you are missing something else amazing going on.
Very cool.
Ive been to air shows and had the blue angels blasting 500 feet over my head.
Ive been Cape Canaveral and watched spaceships take flight.
Ive been to Metal shows that left my ears ringing.
Never have i ever experienced a wall of sound anywhere near what a live DCI performance can bring. It is an experience a large majority of the world will never even know existed. But those of us who have, know that there is no sound like it.
I know thie time and dedication it takes to do this. All the hours in the hot sun day after day perfecting the show. These kids are as much atheletes as football players, track and field atheletes, or any other sport as far as that goes. This is the best of the best at what they do.
If you like what you see, then definitely go down the DCI rabbit hole--if you dare. We will gladly join you. Next on your list should be Bluecoats "Tilt" or Carolina Crown "Inferno".
More of these please! As DCI Alumni, its so heartwarming to see new people experience our artform. I'd recommend checking out: Bluecoats 2014,15,16, Blue Devils 2015,16, Carolina Crown - any year lol.
So glad to see your first reaction. Seen are you major corps with at least 150 other feeder corps not nearly as complex, small, and still head and shoulders in talent above HS bands. Our percussion, average age 14 would take a drumline sectional that a hs band was attempting (17 and 18 year olds) and recorded how to do it, in roughly 5 minutes . One run, then recorded. It was perfect. The band kids stopped whining when it was shown how to do it. Love your physical training and yes those in the horn line need to do rifles, and flags, just to enter the line. Playing a horn is a given and is passing the first gate. Now recommendations? The bridgeman from bergen county circa 1977-78 or just before were outstanding. You will love toward the end the corps making a made dash pkaying circus tunes and roughly six of them on15 to 20 foot stilts. Amazing.
I was there live its an experience you will never forget!!
Wow you guyz reaction are over the top! Thanks for not interrumpting the SCV performance too much. Now whenz the WolfHunterz gonna go watch a drum corp show LIVE??! If you liked this, you will truly be blown away watchin & hearin the real thing right there in front of your ears and eyes. I loved your comment " I like the way they throw the guns". Gonna watch more of your vids!
Blue devils 2017 is always good, phantom regiment 2008 is amazing too, I really like mandarins 2023 and southwind 2023 from this past season
Probably my favorite reaction to DCI so far!
More DCI reactions!
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I have request for video, it’s the 2023 habersham band of blue multi cam, my section leader made, and edited the video, everyone who was involved is in the description (I commented this because I don’t have a credit card) (I play baritone btw)
This modern DCI with electronic mixing/microphone SCV set standard in 80s they produced productions not just a show its an opera on 100 yard stage check out what i consider their pinnacle 1986-89 years loud AF and magic!
The "swords" they are throwing are called sabers. The blades aren't actually sharp, but the tip is still pointy, so accidents can happen. Just goes to show the insane amount of practice, dedication, and effort that goes into the consistency, synchronicity, and overall bad-assitude that the members of the DCI color guard possess.
One of the best ones in my opinion!
So cool seeing people discover drum corps. Maybe y'all can try some of my personal favourite shows like Carolina Crown 2013, Bluecoats 2023, and Blue Devils 2019
I love the looks of stunned amazement at the hit in "My Body Is A Cage". That's the single most staggering moment I've experienced in my 40 years in and around drum corps.
Is that the hit at 12:39 ? Even through the screen you can just *feel* the power!! It’s such a fun show.
@@FrillyBlueJay yes
@@FrillyBlueJay I was in the front row for semi finals. Nailed you to the f*****g wall. Power and passion, man, nothing like it anywhere else on the planet.
I invite you to watch many a billion times! It’s so interesting.
8:22 “have you guys seen this before or no?”
Yeah, been a fan of DCI since I was a HS freshman in 1980. lol.
Bear in mind, this is one of twelve corps that make it finals. Seeing the 12 best in the world back to back on Championship night is unlike anything else in the world.
I loved your reaction seeing DCI for the first time... Are you hooked yet ? S.C.V. will be returning to the field for 2024...Looking forward to seeing them in Annapolis❤ 🥁🎺
Ya know, I think y'all should check out some indoor percussion too! Specifically George Mason University's show from this year, 2024, I'm pretty sure it was called "The Devil in Me," it was either that or "The Devil in You," either way it was such a cool show to watch! I got to see it love at championships, and it's one of the coolest indoor shows I've ever seen :)
When you have that wall of brass 80 yards wide, full volume, and pointed at you, it's not just an auditory experience - you feel it hit. If you think the video is impressive, you should hear one of these top groups live. All these kids are under 21. The dancers/gymnasts, flags/color guard, and musicians are different subgroups within the group. There is some degree of crossover, but it wasn't a musician doing flips.
I was in high school marching band in the late seventies and early 80s and we would start learning the music and basic movements of our show in the summer at band camp. We would practice all week after school and then start doing our show at halftime of the home football games. We did different competitions as well, but your goal was the state competition.
Judges lol....yes they were on the field weaving in and out of us (I was in the percussion section, 1 of 8 snare drummers) and we were always told "if a judge is in your way, hit them or they will mark you for breaking your formation and deduct from the overall score. ". Never hit anyone personally, but saw it happen a few times.
Thanks for reacting to this. Great memories of those days.
your reaction to the first hit was priceless!
This is the 2018 DCI World Champion show. For their sins, as first place winners they got to perform this *again* following the awards ceremony. "Grueling" is one word for this.
Since I've been a fan of DCI since 1992, let me help send you down the DCI rabbit hole. Other winning (and not!) shows of note (from memory, pardon any errors) are:
Roman Images (Star of Indiana [defunct], 1991)
Medea (Star of Indiana, 1993)
In Spring, at the Time when Kings go Off to War (Cadets of Bergen County [sadly, newly defunct as of 2024], 1993) - based on a symphonic band piece of the same name by David Holsinger
Rhythms at the Edge of Time (Blue Devils, 1999, tie for first place)
Inventions for a New Millennium (Santa Clara Vanguard, 1999, tie for first place)
Frameworks (Cavaliers 2002) - original score composed for the show
007 (Cavaliers 2004) - James Bond, ofc
Constantly Risking Absurdity (Blue Devils, 2008) - closest 2nd place finish in DCI history
Spartacus (Phantom Regiment, 2008) - closest 1st place winner in DCI history (be SURE to watch the whole thing, including the pre-show)
The Grass is Always Greener (Carolina Crown, 2009)
E = MC^2 (Carolina Crown, 2013) - small spoiler, the colorguard elegantly demonstrates Einstein's Theory of Relativity at the end of the show (yes, really!) - 2013 Winners of the Jim Ott caption award for brass excellence
T\LT (Bluecoats, 2014) - the slow piece is called "The Hymn of Axciom" by Vienna Teng; be sure to have a listed to the full piece (with transcription) here on RUclips
Felliniesque (Blue Devils, 2014)
Ink (Blue Devils, 2015)
Down Side Up (Bluecoats, 2016) - they aren't booing, they are BLLLLOOOOO-ing
Metamorph (Blue Devils, 2018)
The Garden of Love (Bluecoats, 2023)
The Cut-Outs (Blue Devils, 2023)
I know I've left out the bulk of some of the best (Relentless, Inferno.... etc) but the list already spans three decades, lol.
Enjoy!
I know some of the people in the drumline that played that year. one of the bass drummers was my percussion director. yall should listen to Boston Crusaders 2022 its my favorite show
agree with that show. total banger.
that’s my favorite too
You guys would definitely love Sinnerman from the Sacramento Mandarins in 2023. One of my favorite shows
The best advice I can give you is check the DCI schedule and see if there's a live show near you this summer! Seriously, you haven't lived until you've seen a great corps perform live. It's an absolutely unreal experience. Videos just can't do it justice.
The part toward the end when it speeds up and they end guns blazing makes me teary eyed every time I watch this. I am sooo glad I got to see this live.
"looks like he has a needle!" ❤
At 9:20 you guys really need to listen closely to that duo they were meant to be a big focus in that sliver of time and are amazing
There's Mozart's Requiem, Vivaldi's seasons, and then there's the most beautiful music I've ever heard: drum corps.
This is my FAVORITE DCI show!! Love to see new people experiencing it. It's unlike anything else!
I played for one of the most difficult judging when I was in high school the Bayonne Bridgemen. It was the one of the greatest times that I've ever had with marching. The directors were very inventive. We won the honor of highest drums for the drum solo The Chicken. Good times
I love to see people introduced to DCI. It's been such a big part of my life for decades as a member of the Bluecoats in 1991 and our 50th Anniversary Bluecoats Alumni Corps in 2022. I was there in Indianapolis for this live and unfortunately didn't appreciate this show enough at the time. But the more I watch it now, the more I love it mostly because of the passion on display. The ballad with the baritone duet and then that massive full horn line entrance are simply iconic. A friend I marched Bluecoats with in 1991 taught SCV's mellophones in 2018 and they are absolute beasts, especially in the ending from the insanely difficult fast runs to that long and powerful sustain. Such an incredible show! Hope you enjoy more DCI soon. Subscribing! 😊💙🍁
6 words sir! We did alumni corps together! 🍁
Welcome to the world of DCI. As a part of the the DCI membership. Enjoy the ride and let your reviews be plentiful. Great review of SVC.
weekends in the fall and winter...move-ins in late may...hours and hours of practice a day...2-10 hour bus rides...performances start in June, and culminate in the second week of August. 1000's of miles on tour. Sleeping on gym floors. More peanut butter sandwiches than you can imagine...all for one final performance. It's DCI...Drum Corps International.
I just aged out of this activity, it makes me so happy to see people reacting to our sport! ❤
Glad to see y’all checking out DCI. I remember when your channel reacted to a video from Thank You Scientists with The Bluecoats which is another drum corps
In addition to DCI, almost every high school does shows like this (not all just depending on state).
Same style of band, but WAYYY easier.
You would LOVE 2008 Phantom Regiment’s “Spartacus”!!!!
love this channel. classical music, scriabin, heavy metal, and now dci??
DCI makes me happy.
my fellow tubas out there GETTIN IT
You guys should review The Jacksonville State Marching Southeners 2023 show and 2024
Yes I have seen this before. I also marched Drumcorps Three years. best time of my life
DCI is basically college professional league for competitive marching band
Always nice to see new folks get their brains melted with some great corps :)
Welcome to Drum Corps!
Do any Cavalier drum corps show in the early 2000s. The marching and formations are amazing.
Drum Corps International has been around since 1972 you have a whole lot of catching up to do. Drum & Bugle Corps have been around even longer. You name the Genre it has been done by these Corps. Hopefully you guys jump in with both feet into the performances over the years. Enjoy!
You reacted to drum corps!! Thanks so much! Awesome as always.
and they're all under 21. Incredible kids!
So here is kind of a breakdown on how this activity works. Drum Corps International (DCI) founded in 1972, currently consists of 3 classes World, Open, and All Age. 21 Drum and Bugle Corps currently compete in World Class, 16 in Open Class, and 13 in All-Age thanks to a recent partnership with Drum Corps Associates (DCA). Starting in late Fall/Early Winter, corps will hold auditions, Camps/Rehearsals will start in mid Winter typically late December early January. Tours start in mid June, these corps travel through out the United States by charter buses with a show every weekend, all the way up until Finals week in August. This is kinda of the gist about drum corps I know I am leaving out a lot of information.
Madison Scouts 1995 is an absolute barn burner, I recommend that show for any first timers! Welcome to the club!
Color guard: Flags, rifles, sabers, dancing and other props. Drums: snare, bass, quads and sometimes cymbols. Front ensemble: trap set, puano, xylophone, marimba, bells, chimes. Horns: soprano, mellophone, baritone, euphonium, contra. Drum major(conductor)
12:40 yep, she gets drum corps now
DCI is amazing. I never competed on this level, but I know what it takes. I really enjoyed this performance.
They won that year
Just once, you MUST go to a live show NOTHING else like it. These young adults are at the apex of their abilities and they practice and rehearse relentlessly to get to this level.
The most exhausting 11 minutes in your life!
Saw this early season at the Rose Bowl....even up in the Blue Devils alum seating block, we knew this was a monster and we were in trouble.
You're looking at the end result of maybe half a million man-hours of work...12 hr rehearsal days are normal, especially on tour.
And I can tell you from personal experience, being downrange of that kind of crowd love at the end...you feel like a GOD!
These commentators lack the technical vocabulary to acurately note the excellence of all the visual and musical elements displayed, but their emotional reactions indicate their frank appreciation of the overall effect. They knew "they smashed it".
Honestly one of my favorite things is seeing the reaction to DCI from folks who have little/no prior knowledge! Seeing the appreciation and awe just highlights how impressive an activity it is :)
Now do Phantom Regiment 1989 and/2003...You won't regret it.
And 2008
If you liked this show please take a look at 2008 Phantom Regiment Spartacus and 2011 Cadets Between Angels and Demons
If you think this is wild wait till you experience Carolina Crown Drumline doing practice
ONE MORE U DCI Bluecoats ,TILT,FROM CANTON OHIO,u will like this on
Love drum corps. Hope you guys do some Carolina Crown or Bluecoats!
I commissioned them to do 2014 Blue Devils. After that, Phantom Regiment 2008. What would you like them to react to next? Let me know in the comments below! 😊
@@georgeluft7881 2016 Carolina Crown and Bluecoats 2016 Carolina Crown 2013
@@georgeluft7881 Bluecoats TILT show, and SCV Phantom of the Opera either 1988 or 89 version.
We haveeee to get like Boston crusaders 2018 in there since the he loved the rifles so much Boston 2018 imo was just so good all around in every caption. Ooo or crown 2015 or bluecoats 2015
@@void8422 SOS is also a very accessible show for people who aren't huge nerds like us lol
Watch tilt by 2014 blue coats or phantom regiment 2003 or 2010
Wait until they hear that one of those musicians marched this show with 3 fingers.........
the claw!
Always gotta respect the claw
you should watch 2015 Carolina Crown
react to Bluecoats 2016 PLEASE
Plez plez do more DCI!!!!
Although technically the horns are no longer "bugles" that's how this whole thing started: Drum and Bugle Corps. I won't go into the history, that may or may not come out, but these groups still go by the moniker Drum and Bugle Corps, or drumcorps for short and for those that participate (and most will cringe at "marching band"). I marched in the sixties and it was WAY different, only the standards haven't changed at all...clean or go home. Somebody already suggested Bluecoats 2014 and I heartily agree, actually more of a "drum corps" show than you just saw...SCV pushing it forward...but to me, 'Coats take the cake for "show."
You need to watch Santa Clara 1987 or Madison Scouts 1995 next,2 amazing but totally different shows.
you gotta check out Mandarins 2023 Sinnerman show.
Carolina crown inferno
All of the corp members you see on the field are 21 years of age or younger. The commitment is for an entire year to perfect one show.
You should change your layout and make your videos the larger part.
Coming from a former drum corp member, please don't call them a marching band. Lol. Drum corp is a whole different level as you can see. Plus there are no woodwind instruments here. All brass. No clarinet, flutes, saxophones etc...
Please check out Madison Scouts 1995 show.
The videos are nice but you two need to go to a live drum corps show, sit high up on the 50 yard line, and let the brass line peel the skin off your face.