i kno that they were created and its called SHOWSTYLE ALSO dci is very technical and thats what i love about it is the difficulty but after while it xan get boring and dci gets to practice hours and hours a day during the whole summer we colleges only get 2 weeks in the summer , and practices depending on who has a class, job , military duties etc so i appreaciate both but its people like you that need to appreciate both
I remember one time the drum line came inside our dorm. It was election day, and they were telling everyone to vote. They came to the court yard JAMMING at like 8AM. I'll never forget that morning. I miss watching the BGMM machine on Saturday afternoons.
i been a watchin a few videos from them. i just like they swag! its not cocky but its still like "we got this, dnt worry" I went to FAMU but i give props when props is due. peace to yall.
It's good to have an opinion no doubt.I'm BGMM (A&T) alumni and was marching in the 80's when Cold Steel was founded.The revision you speak of has been going on for many years.You probably wouldn't notice it without inside knowledge of how they've done things.But certain aspects of their performance, particularly cadences are part of their identity and I don't see changing too much.I've seen lines scrap all of their traditional stuff for the sake of technicality and lose touch with their alumni.
I understand you look at skill,technique etc.But apparently you overlook purpose.The material played in this video are traditional cadences they've played for many years and they were designed to move the band from point a to point b.Weren't they marching in a good portion of this?This is why the material is moreso groove heavy than complex.You can find plenty of videos of them playing more technical stuff for features. But street cadences have groove and boom cause thats how the BGMM wants it.
My percussion knowledge is limited but your comment on the use of their arms as their technique is probably correct.Over the years they've had plenty of musicians from corps style bands and some from dci and this way of playing has remained.But if you look, you'll notice that its more prevalant on certain pieces than others.This section has always been attentive to even the smallest of details.I'm sure there is a method or reason for everything they do.
confused at what this comment even means...the movie was just inspired by the school, the school actually had nothing to do with production or making of the movie
HBCU don't mean all black...even though they are 99.9% black....what it means is that it was created for black Americans...I am 64 years old, and I am from Greensboro living in Miami...and I have watching A&T's marching band since I waqs a little boy. I go to the homecoming every year...it is a family tradition, my kids that are grown now and my grandkids come from New York to attend homecoming...it's the biggest of all black colleges....
its also called an hbcu historically black college or university. its not all black. thats a misconception. the same way any other school isn`t all white. i went to famu and we had ppl from all over the world that went there so its never just all black people...it was some white/ hispanic/latino students in the band too.
using proper technique is all on who's POV you're looking from a choral style marching band will have totally different styles than a traditional style band and at the end of the day you're probably going to love one and respect but not like the other so just let it go
I find that most current HBCU Drumsections/Drumlines cadences don't groove at all. I understand the advancement of the sections is important but don't lose the FUNK in the cadence, All of the cadences sound the same, and complexity is not always appropriate,
well all that dut dut dut shit is for the birds i like dci and all that but they are boring as hell all they do are a bunch or damn rolls half the time anyway
There's barely any talent in show style drumlines. I have yet to find one that doesn't sound like popcorn... or one that plays anything challenging for that matter. Open you ears for a second, "Dut dut dut" is what the guys in the video playing, NOT what dci plays. Not to mention the bass drums that are deliberatly tuned to sound like trash cans and aren't play with dynamics at all. It's always about, "How hard can I beat the shit out of this? That'll impress the audience."
i kno that they were created and its called SHOWSTYLE ALSO dci is very technical and thats what i love about it is the difficulty but after while it xan get boring and dci gets to practice hours and hours a day during the whole summer we colleges only get 2 weeks in the summer , and practices depending on who has a class, job , military duties etc so i appreaciate both but its people like you that need to appreciate both
I remember one time the drum line came inside our dorm. It was election day, and they were telling everyone to vote. They came to the court yard JAMMING at like 8AM. I'll never forget that morning. I miss watching the BGMM machine on Saturday afternoons.
i loved da video, A&T is one of my favorite drumlines....
They 01 sound so nice . . .
They have the Best drumLine out of all HBCU Bands.
Did the Macy's thing in High School back in '91....Have fun!
i been a watchin a few videos from them. i just like they swag! its not cocky but its still like "we got this, dnt worry" I went to FAMU but i give props when props is due. peace to yall.
It's good to have an opinion no doubt.I'm BGMM (A&T) alumni and was marching in the 80's when Cold Steel was founded.The revision you speak of has been going on for many years.You probably wouldn't notice it without inside knowledge of how they've done things.But certain aspects of their performance, particularly cadences are part of their identity and I don't see changing too much.I've seen lines scrap all of their traditional stuff for the sake of technicality and lose touch with their alumni.
I understand you look at skill,technique etc.But apparently you overlook purpose.The material played in this video are traditional cadences they've played for many years and they were designed to move the band from point a to point b.Weren't they marching in a good portion of this?This is why the material is moreso groove heavy than complex.You can find plenty of videos of them playing more technical stuff for features. But street cadences have groove and boom cause thats how the BGMM wants it.
What is that cadence @4:10 also what is the mice the snares do@ 4:43 . This stuff is really cool, I totally respect this style of drumming
i am loving this band. this is one reason why i wanna go to an all black school. great job and yall was wildin!!!
That's what it's all about. Having fun!!
I Like every part of the video and i would like to know what the fourth cadence on the video is
called
Quint solo was nasty 💯😂👌🏾
I LOVE this video!!!
My percussion knowledge is limited but your comment on the use of their arms as their technique is probably correct.Over the years they've had plenty of musicians from corps style bands and some from dci and this way of playing has remained.But if you look, you'll notice that its more prevalant on certain pieces than others.This section has always been attentive to even the smallest of details.I'm sure there is a method or reason for everything they do.
confused at what this comment even means...the movie was just inspired by the school, the school actually had nothing to do with production or making of the movie
GREAT VID!!!!!!!!!!!! THAT BASS DRUM ALMOST GOT HIT
I really like the 60's you guys we're marching. .. Nice touch .. PLEASE DO BRING THAT TO BCC (bcu) very sloppy
From my prospective you can have fun doing both show. i love traditional or (show style) and Core style. its all opinionated
just search for A&T tunnel..they do it when they go into the stands after halftime
be reminded that a school is more than just the marching band.
5:35-5:45 is MDFS change over
Aww there is my brother I love Martin!!1
There dance girl introduction is nice
A&t Rocks
No its not. MDFS and Cold Steel got it from the same source.
There "dance girl" intro is call p-funk
HBCU don't mean all black...even though they are 99.9% black....what it means is that it was created for black Americans...I am 64 years old, and I am from Greensboro living in Miami...and I have watching A&T's marching band since I waqs a little boy. I go to the homecoming every year...it is a family tradition, my kids that are grown now and my grandkids come from New York to attend homecoming...it's the biggest of all black colleges....
go Jeff!
Ayeee look at my sister Rachael on cymbals
I like cold steel back in 02 03 04
its called 6
muito massa
do Dat!!!!!!!!!!!! and have a good time,,
Wow they finally let girls march
its also called an hbcu historically black college or university. its not all black. thats a misconception. the same way any other school isn`t all white. i went to famu and we had ppl from all over the world that went there so its never just all black people...it was some white/ hispanic/latino students in the band too.
My Old School Aggie Pride, Aggie Bread when I die Ill be Aggie Dead
Cymbals are sick!
Need a vacuum to clean up all that dirt. Some of the dirtiest snares I've ever heard.
Boy what you know about P-funk you're supposed to be a tuba player
great. as long as he doesn`t try to be something other than himself then he will be right at home.
Buddy pants boutta fall off @:30 lmao
using proper technique is all on who's POV you're looking from a choral style marching band will have totally different styles than a traditional style band and at the end of the day you're probably going to love one and respect but not like the other so just let it go
yeah i know thats why i said it was one reason why.
I know those cymbals are heavy😬😬😬😬
Aggie Pride!!!!
well why you watching?...go watch DCI..its simple
I find that most current HBCU Drumsections/Drumlines cadences don't groove at all. I understand the advancement of the sections is important but don't lose the FUNK in the cadence, All of the cadences sound the same, and complexity is not always appropriate,
works out just fine. I know him. Hes just the only white guy in the drumline..its not an ALL black school
The DM looked stank lol ..
hbcu
HATERS
i smell a hater !
well all that dut dut dut shit is for the birds i like dci and all that but they are boring as hell all they do are a bunch or damn rolls half the time anyway
talk about horrible
Boring
Bcu is terrible
There's barely any talent in show style drumlines. I have yet to find one that doesn't sound like popcorn... or one that plays anything challenging for that matter. Open you ears for a second, "Dut dut dut" is what the guys in the video playing, NOT what dci plays. Not to mention the bass drums that are deliberatly tuned to sound like trash cans and aren't play with dynamics at all. It's always about, "How hard can I beat the shit out of this? That'll impress the audience."