Blue Devils have NO DIFFICULTY IN THEIR DRILL! Their horns play great-
but only played less than 7 minutes in 1999 and the can't march for
crap! There one element with slight difficulty was a rotating box and
it was a BIG MESS!
Shit- Colts could win if they performed a Blue Devils show!
I hate BD because they are cocky and deserve to be knocked down a notch!
Someone in BD actually wrote me and said that they tell people who
didn't make it to try out for SCV cause they'd have better luck. Sorry
BD but SCV Kicks your aSS!
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> Thats pretty gay
> what a bunch of hairy judges
> what a bunch of fat guys
> stupid gay judges
>
> hehahehehahahehehaha
> (stupid comments of the day ladies and gentlemen)
> Ben
>
> princ...@my-deja.com wrote:
You're a moron. Get a clue pal. The Blue devils are really good and so are the
colts. You put them both down in your statement. I know that you havent marched
before by the shit attitude you have. If you didn't beat em' don't knock em'.
So please go to the rec.arts.marching.band board!!!
nice guy, and a real supporter of the activity
What does your hating of PR have to do with whether they should have won
or not?
Matt
J.
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> WHY do the judges continually award the Blue Devils with UNDESERVED
> Championships? 1999, 1997, 1996! I HATE Phantom Regiment and even I
> thought Phantom should have won in 1996.
>
> Blue Devils have NO DIFFICULTY IN THEIR DRILL! Their horns play great-
> but only played less than 7 minutes in 1999 and the can't march for
> crap! There one element with slight difficulty was a rotating box and
> it was a BIG MESS!
>
> Shit- Colts could win if they performed a Blue Devils show!
>
> I hate BD because they are cocky and deserve to be knocked down a notch!
>
> Someone in BD actually wrote me and said that they tell people who
> didn't make it to try out for SCV cause they'd have better luck. Sorry
> BD but SCV Kicks your aSS!
>
>
Hehe, did that Finals 98 with some friends; at retreat, as soon as we saw
them forming an arc I ran over and got to the front, standing smack in
front of the sops. To this day (a whole year and a half later :), I have
yet to hear any single instrument (much less the entire hornline!) quite as
loud as the sop standing one foot from my right ear.
Could I hear anything afterwards? Nope. Worth it? Absolutely. :)
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Ooooh...so THAT'S it.
DCI *is* the other corps... so your statement is nonsensical.
Scott
For the record, I didn't much care for the Devs shows in '96 thru '98,
but I still gotta give them credit for performing the shit out of their
shows. As for '99, hell, I loved it. In my opinion, I thought they
should have won outright, but that's neither here nor there.
If they told people who get cut to go to SCV, that's probably because
for a few years there, SCV was having some trouble attracting members.
Not the case anymore, I assume. I wish more kids that get cut from one
corps would try out for another. I hate that some people get cut from
their favorite corps, and then never march at all.
Anyway, if the Devils are cocky, they sort of deserve to be. I sure
wouldn't say that their championships were gifts. I also notice that
this is a disguised "judge conspiracy" post -- as if they sit down and
figure out exactly what the point spreads will be before the show
starts. There may be some bias, but it's not like they deliberately
engineered the results.
Since 1976 The Blue Devils have dominated this activity with
uniquity,cinsistency,class,talent,and sophistication. There is not one year
That they own the title that they shouldn't have. There are many years where
thet didnt get the title that they should have. Their instructional staff,and
their entire orginization is the epitome of calss,and proper role models for
our young people. Why are their "drills" being highlighted as bad,easy,etc...I
would like to see some other top corps play with such command and ease and
march a drill that is more"demanding".
The whole package is what puts the Devils ahead of their next competitiors.
Without them this orginization will fail.
As far as Brass,General effect,and Color guard go, there is no one in the DCI
history that can touch 'em,and dont bring up Garfield,either. Their Color guard
style has been exactly the same since 1989,as has their drill since 1983!!
nothing new or innovative.The times they have won(deservedly) was because of
strength,not innovation. as far as 1999 goes,IMO,how did SCV tie the Devils??
Overall their show lacked the polish of a champion,and the guard was
unrefined,not enhancing or adding to the music at all,....DONT FLAME ME I love
them,always have,always will.I even loved 1993!! Ha ha ha...The staement made
by "Igor" is uncalled for, I think he owes an apology to the colts, and to all
members that sweat,and try to entertain.
Whoa there....what does the number of titles, and the number of victories
*prior* to Finals Night have to do with anything? Are you saying that if
Corps B performs better than Corps A, Corps A should *still* receive the
title because they went undefeated in the regular season? Or because they
have more titles than Corps B?
You have to be careful about how you say things. The fact that Devils
have more titles than PR means nothing. The fact that PR did not score
above BD in the regular season means nothing. The only thing that matters
is how Regiment performed against how Devs performed on SATURDAY NIGHT.
Otherwise, we may as well start handing out titles based on season
averages, instead of a "Finals Competition."
From my obviously biased viewpoint, Regiment was better than Devils on
Finals night, at least from where I was sitting. I was happy with the
tie. I don't mind...but I still know deep in my biased, partial heart
that Regiment "won" that night...(probably just as much as some others
KNOW that BD "won" that night). Circular argument.
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So Phantom shouldn't have won because the Devils usually win?
>
>Since 1976 The Blue Devils have dominated this activity with
>uniquity,cinsistency,class,talent,and sophistication.
They are an excellent corps, no doubt there.
There is not one year
>That they own the title that they shouldn't have.
That's an opinion, IMHO serveral corps have titles they don't deserve.
There are many years where
>thet didnt get the title that they should have.
Name one.
Their instructional staff,and
>their entire orginization is the epitome of calss,and proper role models for
>our young people. Why are their "drills" being highlighted as
>bad,easy,etc...I
>would like to see some other top corps play with such command and ease and
>march a drill that is more"demanding".
SCV and Cadets, not to mention the fact that Star in 93 played harder show than
Devs did in 99.
>The whole package is what puts the Devils ahead of their next competitiors.
Usually is.
>Without them this orginization will fail.
>As far as Brass,General effect,and Color guard go, there is no one in the DCI
>history that can touch 'em,and dont bring up Garfield,either.
Why not? They have done more for innovations in drum corps than Devs ever have.
Their Color
>guard
>style has been exactly the same since 1989,
Funny, I don't see that at all
as has their drill since 1983!!
Right. So when are Devs gonna catch up?
>nothing new or innovative.
As opposed to devs 999 when their "innovative" move was the same rotating
blocks that Cavs have done for 10 years!
The times they have won(deservedly) was because of
>strength,not innovation.
And Devs was innovation?
as far as 1999 goes,IMO,how did SCV tie the Devils??
>Overall their show lacked the polish of a champion,and the guard was
>unrefined,not enhancing or adding to the music at all
Why did they tie? I don't know. how did devs tie with people marching into each
other? (middle of the opener, sop backs into bari - it made the broadcast.)
,....DONT FLAME ME I
>love
>them,always have,always will.I even loved 1993!! Ha ha ha...The staement made
>by "Igor" is uncalled for, I think he owes an apology to the colts, and to
>all
>members that sweat,and try to entertain.
I would agree, and I LOVE Blue devils. But their 99 show left me very flat;
both live and on the broadcast. SCV was clearly the superior corps that night.
And probably the best since Star 93.
Andy Austin CSCS
Kinetic Fitness Systems
Function Creating Form
Boyo brings up a few cases for adjudication:
First off ... Colorguard? Devils? For years, Devs never had a
guard, just a rhythmic gymnastics squad. Lately they've been
good. But if you want to talk history, Boyo, there's little of
that in BD's guard.
Case dismissed!
Cadets have been innovating for years, they haven't petrified
since 1983. In fact, to hear the whining by some on RAMD,
they've been TOO innovative.
Case dismissed!
I wasn't at Orlando in 1996. I watch the TV broadcast and read
recaps for my opinion. OK, smart guy: PR beat Devs in Brass AND
GE that night. Talk about losing home-field advantage. For
years, PR could never generate the kind of effect that was
needed to win. Then they overtake BD in BD's bread-and-butter
captions. And despite their toughness come Saturday night, BD
never pulled off the fifth-to-third-to-first leap that PR pulled
off in 1996. I very rarely come upon someone who says BD should
have won that night hands down, but I do occasionally run into
someone who says Phantom should have won.
Case Dismissed!
I was at Madison in 1999, so I can tell you first-hand, Devils
were lucky to tie SCV. For a corps that turns it up on
Saturdays, BD was flat (for them) that night, not like they were
the night before. All around me Sat. night, I could tell who the
drummers were, because all through BD's show they were the ones
cringing with every gakk the snare line threw out. Friday night
SCV had the perc problems; Saturday was BD's turn.
Not that on an absolute scale BD's show was easy, but relative
to SCV, BD's show wasn't even close. SCV's show was, to me,
hardest thing ever attempted on a football field. The exposure
was incredible! Yes, they had glitches. Who wouldn't?
SCV turned it up on Saturday, BD did not. SCV needed perfection
to beat BD. BD needed emotion. Neither hit a home run, but the
triples they did hit sufficed for the tie. I knew it would be
close and I told my friends that I couldn't predict the winner.
Historically, I'm a way bigger fan of BD than SCV, but that
night my heart said, "SCV." I was disappointed in the tie, but
not surprised.
Case Dismissed!
In both first-place ties, the title was BD's to lose, and they
damn near did. Chalk up moral victories for '99 SCV & '96 PR.
Case closed! This court's adjourned.
Dale Fine, Baritone
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You guess? I KNOW it's possible. It's happened more times in DCI history
than it hasn't.
Matt
Obviously a rookie... =)
I know that I have taken this quote out of context, but I must say this. Yes,
BD is a wonderful drum corps. But no one, not even BD deserves to be cocky. It
has been my experience as a trumpet player,(you know cause all trumpet players
are suposed to be cocky),that if you let onesself get too cocky, there will be
someone waiting there to humble you. Let your playing speak for itself not
necessarily the attitude.
same thing 1995 The corps consistently outscored their competition with a
difficult show,but the "Dark" theme landed them in 3rd!!
arguably 1981,1984,and 1985 could have went to them too. I was satisfied with
the winners but it could have gone to them....
Colorguard,well I'll go back to 1982,That was when BD took their first
colorguard trophy home way back in 1982,where were you?? I was there...then
oops it shappened again in 1984,1986,1990,1992,....ya know what I cant even
remeber for sure what other years they got it, its all a blur of perfection
lately....(anyone that knows I would love to know)
1990 saw Scott Chandler take over and really give the already award winning
guard a new image,Tommy earned them first place in CG,with the use of dance nad
innivative equipment,1992 another innovation for the corps,MEN!! and wow what a
performance,Dice,men,women,oh,and perfection another award!!!!
My spanish heart gave us Sabres,lots of them,to go woth lots of awards that the
CG has been racking up...(then we turn our sights indoors,how many titles at
WGI??)
...please,Dayl-o BD,and CG go hand in hand
Case Closed
Cadets drill style has a name:"hit your spot,run alot" and run they do,so
fast,and so sloppy,why my friend intervall is very rarely seen at a cadets
show...hey,lets add so many props and themes that the focus will be taken off
of our same old drill and same old impacts,and same old marching,and same old
colorguard work(I know,well change silks this year,well look
different)....(sorry members)
too innovative?? when,Picninc blankets,sicles,bomber jackets,gym dances,box
dancing,hoe-downs,oh I see, youre right...sorry
NOT......Cased closed
Taking over BD in their Bread and butter captions?? they are ALL their bread
and butter captions..smart guy??thank you,how did you know I had a masters in
finance!! Thanks......im bored of you,and tired of writing
case closed
Paul Bieraugel wrote:
> It's quite clear that you have no idea what you are talking about and I can
> understand where you are coming from because I was there once. I too looked
> at BD and wondered what made them tick and why they were so good. I was in
> awe and intimidated just like most on the outside of a great corps. Well I
> got the stones and went to Concord and marched there for two years and I
> must tell you that it was fantastic. Do they have a burning desire to win
> championships? Yes. Do they design the show to be a winner? Yes. Was I
> disappointed to go undefeated and lose at finals? Yes but I got over it in
> about 10 minutes. They are highly competitive but, at the same time, they
> are a real tight family group just like another corps I marched. Many
> people think BD is "cocky" because they have never tried to interact with
> them after a show to see that there are real people in there. I always
> amazed me how "standoff-ish" other corps members seemed while waiting for
> retreat. And another thing...anyone who marches a summer in corps deserves
> to be congratulated. Everyone out on that field has worked hard regardless
> if they are the world champion or 17th place (my first year).
DevSop00 wrote:
> Hey man, those are some pretty strong statements. The judges indeniably
> award us championships because we deserve them. If you would open your eyes
> up and examine the facts there should be no doubt that our corps deserves to
> come out on top. Where did you march again? Yeah, that's what I thought, no
> where even apparently worth mentioning. The difficulty in our shows isn't
> ovbious becuase we make it look easy, don't you get it? I would like to see
> you get out there and attepmpt to march any BD show. I'm not going to knock
> SCV because they are a good corps and everyone knows that, and I have a lot
> of respect for them. If you don't know what you are talking about, which
> clearly you don't, you shouldnt post up here. Hmm, our "big mess" box,
> where was that again? I had imense trouble finding it when I watched the
> videos. Seriously now, did you actually time how much we played last year
> to make your little denigration? It's really unfortunate that you are
> passing judgements on a corps that apparently you know nothing about.
>
> MPL
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BOY1230 wrote:
> For as many fans there are that beleive Phantom"kicked" their asses, there are
> just as many that say otherwise,oh yeah, and the judges and the score show
> otherwise. How many times did PR beat BD in 1996?? how many times did BD beat
> PR in 96?? What captions were given to whom??? How many titles do the Blue
> Devils have on their own?? How many does PR have??Ironically, these are my two
> favorite corps, I love them equally, but the ignorance here is forcing me to
> take sides...sad sad sad-------------------
>
> Since 1976 The Blue Devils have dominated this activity with
> uniquity,cinsistency,class,talent,and sophistication. There is not one year
> That they own the title that they shouldn't have. There are many years where
> thet didnt get the title that they should have. Their instructional staff,and
> their entire orginization is the epitome of calss,and proper role models for
> our young people. Why are their "drills" being highlighted as bad,easy,etc...I
> would like to see some other top corps play with such command and ease and
> march a drill that is more"demanding".
> The whole package is what puts the Devils ahead of their next competitiors.
> Without them this orginization will fail.
> As far as Brass,General effect,and Color guard go, there is no one in the DCI
> history that can touch 'em,and dont bring up Garfield,either. Their Color guard
> style has been exactly the same since 1989,as has their drill since 1983!!
> nothing new or innovative.The times they have won(deservedly) was because of
> strength,not innovation. as far as 1999 goes,IMO,how did SCV tie the Devils??
> Overall their show lacked the polish of a champion,and the guard was
> unrefined,not enhancing or adding to the music at all,....DONT FLAME ME I love
I'm a sucker for the Blue Devils (really, haven't yet heard a show I didn't
like), but they can be defeated. How many wins did they have when Star was
in the game? I'm fairly certain that they didn't take High Horns the 4 years
(1990-1993) that Star was in peak form, because Star either won it outright
or shared it (can't recall exactly). At Finals those 4 years, as great as
BD was, they were always left below Star.
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Now it's clear that you really are a nutcase. Oh, well.
> oops it shappened again in 1984,1986,1990,1992,....ya know what I cant even
> remeber for sure what other years they got it, its all a blur of perfection
> lately....(anyone that knows I would love to know)
You conveniently skipped 1993... All I can say is that Cadets guard is
more consistent year to year (IMO). They stretch some boundaries and
consistently execute. Devils guard a "blur of perfection" in '93? No, I
don't think so... And yes, I marched Cadets (horn)...
> innivative equipment,1992 another innovation for the corps,MEN!! and
> wow what a performance,Dice,men,women,oh,and perfection another
> award!!!!
So innovation for BD means adding men to the guard? When a corps adds
something to their guard that (almost) everyone else already has... hardly
a definition of innovation. I do agree that this performance was great,
but it was definitely effect oriented.
> My spanish heart gave us Sabres,lots of them,to go woth
> lots of awards that the CG has been racking up...(then we turn our
> sights indoors,how many titles at WGI??) ...please,Dayl-o BD,and CG go
> hand in hand Case Closed
I loved BD in 94... more so than in 95... Very nice to see, however, that
after an "off" year guard-wise (93), they bounce back with an incredible
guard in 94. I heard a rumor that in 94, almost the entire guard was
"imported" from San Jose the year before??
> Cadets drill style has a name:"hit your spot,run alot" and run they do,so
> fast,and so sloppy,why my friend intervall is very rarely seen at a cadets
> show...hey,lets add so many props and themes that the focus will be taken off
> of our same old drill and same old impacts,and same old marching,and same old
> colorguard work(I know,well change silks this year,well look
> different)....(sorry members)
No comment... ok,, maybe a couple. Cadets drill from 83-92 (or so) was the
definition of innovating. Any drill writer would agree... at
least up to '89. Personally, I haven't enjoyed the drills since as much,
but that is just an opinion. 93 was ok. 94-present left me a little empty,
as an alum and as a drill writer. Also, some demand issues have begun to
creep into the marching execution at Cadets, again just IMO.
> too innovative?? when,Picninc blankets,sicles,bomber jackets,gym dances,box
> dancing,hoe-downs,oh I see, youre right...sorry
These were effect oriented... exactly the same as BD stripping down at the
end of their '92 show.... no different. Find me a drop on any one of those
finals performances where Cadets had picnic blankets, bomber jackets,
etc... effect and execution are (almost) independent.
> Taking over BD in their Bread and butter captions?? they are ALL their
> bread and butter captions..
I think anyone that has been around the activity would argue that brass is
BD's "bread-and-butter". They have had some incredible years drum-wise,
too. But I (personally) don't think of BD as a visually oriented corps.
Their strengths are definitely in the music captions from where I'm
sitting. I don't think their drill is especially exciting, but what I find
incredible is that the hornline can play so well on the move, hard drill
or easy drill.
For the record, I marched bari in Cadets in '91, and am currently the
director/drill writer for the US Naval Academy Drum & Bugle Corps.
Jeff
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In article <O3MS4.45795$vN5.9...@news-east.usenetserver.com>, "Paul
Money is one thing but debt is another!!!
In 96 when I saw Phantom I was like Damn that's an incredible show. When I saw
BD that same night I was like Damn that's an incredible show. This past summer
when I watched SCV from the sideline I was like Damn that's an incredible show.
When I watched BD from the sideline I was like Damn that's an incredible show.
See a trend?
My point is that each corps contributes something very different to the
activity, and no one corps--especially the top corps discussed here--should be
the object of mud-slinging. I mean, really--every corps has weaknesses we
could all easily point out, but what's the point in doing so?
The point of competition is to make yourself better--not to tear each other
down.
I can't wait to see all of you on the field this summer! I know it's going to
be awesome again. Good luck to everyone!
==============================
Matthew Smith
Madison Scouts 98-99
Staff, Spirit of Atlanta 2000
May You Never Walk Alone
==============================
I think the devs keep taking the ring because of their style. They're always
doing something new and Downey, Glyde and Lee's arrangements are so far off the
wall that the judges give them more slack for musicality, I like it personally.
Their marching isn't that horrible any more, it used to be worse but they also
have a more relaxed marching style, remember they're still a jazz corps.
Apparently everything else they do makes up for what little marching problems
they really have. Sometimes the drill looks like it's messy but scatter drill
is actually their bizarre style.
They are indeed cocky, but they are also over a handfull of cool people there.
The cocky ones don't know any better. The devs are Cali's baby and 70% + from
other states are raised to believe that the devs are gods and there are no
other corps. So they tend to act that way should that make it there. But to
hell with having batter luck in santa clara, they kick your ass at practices. I
think it was Murray who said "the only way to achieve intensity is through
pain"... that's a little psychotic, but hey, their badasses.
whatever. SOmetimes it's justified sometimes it's not... but 97-casablanca was
justified in any sense. They were so clean the judges were pissing
themselves... I heard the tapes they were litterally flippin out over the
cleanliness and contents of their book.
-j
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P.S. Whether you hate or love BD, you should still listen to the
judges tape mentioned above for a good laugh.
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It's funny, I get to hang out rather often with the Devils and haven't
found them to be cocky at all. More often I've found them courteous and
respectful. There are exceptions but, like most corps, they're mostly
full of nice people. Confident, maybe.
Scott
Two points here, and they're both so crystal clear, my stating
them is almost redundant.
Just who are YOU, Boyo? (You could at least spell MY name right
when you attempt to poke fun at it. I don't know what yours is,
so Boy-O is all I've got to go on.) At least I have posted my
name and resume for all to see. I have yet to see yours.
Which leads to point #2. So what if I haven't been IN a DCI
Finals and you have? (And I say that ONLY in context; we have no
proof about you.) Your sh&t still stinks too. And that goes for
everyone else out there who claims that ONLY those who march in
DCI have a valid opinion. I find you in Contempt of Court,
BOY1230.
BTW, what you say about the other corps applies equally well to
BD. Innovation is not indigenous only to Concord, CA.
I'm not bashing BD (I happen to love them), just YOUR inane,
flame-baiting comments. Don't bother baiting us any more, your
pathetic attempts are a waste of time.
one pissed off person
Wow. You're one classy guy. It's good to know that most BD members don't
behave like you, so I won't characterize the whole corps by your lack of
decency.
Matt
On the other hand, I've met some very cool BD members online. (Stef Cheng,
etc)
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Carolina Crown Pit 99-00
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Paul Bieraugel wrote in message ...
dal...@yahoo.com wrote:
> this thread has amazed me. where do some of you people get the balls to
> talk all this shit!? where the hell do you get the notion that we
> couldn't march? huh!? why did we get high visual last year? why didn't
> all the supposed 12 other corps that marched better than us get high
> fucking vis.?! what makes you think its easy? i worked my fucking ass
> off last summer and spring to be able to march our technique. todd ryan,
> ken, and the rest of the vis. staff kicked our asses every goddamn day.
> i am extremely active in weight training and to this day BD was the
Shawn Carpenter
BD contra line 98-99
In article <8fffsi$7fj$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
princ...@my-deja.com wrote:
> WHY do the judges continually award the Blue Devils with UNDESERVED
> Championships? 1999, 1997, 1996! I HATE Phantom Regiment and even I
> thought Phantom should have won in 1996.
>
> Blue Devils have NO DIFFICULTY IN THEIR DRILL! Their horns play
great-
> but only played less than 7 minutes in 1999 and the can't march for
> crap! There one element with slight difficulty was a rotating box and
> it was a BIG MESS!
>
> Shit- Colts could win if they performed a Blue Devils show!
>
> I hate BD because they are cocky and deserve to be knocked down a
notch!
>
> Someone in BD actually wrote me and said that they tell people who
> didn't make it to try out for SCV cause they'd have better luck.
Sorry
> BD but SCV Kicks your aSS!
>
Matt
Thank goodness I don't have this "Saturday night imagination." I'll take
reality anyday.
Matt
Shawn Carpenter
BD conta line 98-99
In article <20000516145617...@ng-df1.aol.com>,
Oh, so you know Todd then? Did he ever teach the visual caption of the
corps/band that you marched in? Do you have a clue how many bands and
corps he teaches? If you honestly think that Todd Ryan left one drum
corps to teach another drum corps because of money, then you are even
more of a jerk than your post lets on. Think about that. Drum corps.
Money. NO ONE teaches a drum corps for the money! There isn't any
money to be made teaching drum corps!
On the other hand, there is alot of money to be made in fields with
less stress associated with them. Like stockbrokering or high steel,
for example...
By the way, BD didn't win a vis caption in the 90's until Todd started
teaching them technique. I'm sure he bemoans that you don't respect
him. You're killing him. No, really. Stop it. Ouch.
--
Rod Gornto
I challenge you to define exactly what you think "KISSES DCI ASS"
means.
Rod Gornto wrote:
> Oh, so you know Todd then? Did he ever teach the visual caption of the
> corps/band that you marched in? Do you have a clue how many bands and
> corps he teaches? If you honestly think that Todd Ryan left one drum
> corps to teach another drum corps because of money, then you are even
> more of a jerk than your post lets on. Think about that. Drum corps.
> Money. NO ONE teaches a drum corps for the money! There isn't any
> money to be made teaching drum corps!
>
> On the other hand, there is alot of money to be made in fields with
> less stress associated with them. Like stockbrokering or high steel,
> for example...
>
> By the way, BD didn't win a vis caption in the 90's until Todd started
> teaching them technique. I'm sure he bemoans that you don't respect
> him. You're killing him. No, really. Stop it. Ouch.
>
> --
> Rod Gornto
one point for my man rod.
--
Jason C Frith
Wad Squad '92-96
Crown '95
Email: <ja...@frith.com>
http://jason.frith.com <-- Written by a cracked team of monkeys.
(I think he only answers to "Asshole" since he won't sign his posts!"
-Terri
That is a sad , sad thing. Devs had wonderful hornlines those years but it
wasn't even close.
Andy Austin CSCS
Kinetic Fitness Systems
Function Creating Form
Dude, don't be stupid.. where did you march again last summer? how would you
know what is easiest and hardest unless you march all of the drills?
Yes, I know. He taught me in 93. :) He used to ride his
motorcycle back and forth to Wisconsin to teach Pioneer also. Amazing
how those numbers shake out, isn't it? Great numbers, Doug.
Rod Gornto wrote:
> In article <391bada6$0$73...@news.execpc.com>,
> me <shu...@execpc.com> wrote:
> > YOU HIT IT RIGHT ON, BD ALWAYS KISSES DCI ASS SO THEY GET THE BIG
> PUSH
>
> I challenge you to define exactly what you think "KISSES DCI ASS"
> means.
we actually won the "tournament" visual caption...won vis at quarters and
semis
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magic of orlando visual staff 1998
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"Eleiko" <ele...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20000516193955...@ng-ct1.aol.com...
Shawn Carpenter
BD contra line 98-99
In article <391bada6$0$73...@news.execpc.com>,
me <shu...@execpc.com> wrote:
> YOU HIT IT RIGHT ON, BD ALWAYS KISSES DCI ASS SO THEY GET THE BIG
PUSH
>
> princ...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > WHY do the judges continually award the Blue Devils with UNDESERVED
> > Championships? 1999, 1997, 1996! I HATE Phantom Regiment and even
I
> > thought Phantom should have won in 1996.
> >
> > Blue Devils have NO DIFFICULTY IN THEIR DRILL! Their horns play
great-
> > but only played less than 7 minutes in 1999 and the can't march for
> > crap! There one element with slight difficulty was a rotating box
and
> > it was a BIG MESS!
> >
> > Shit- Colts could win if they performed a Blue Devils show!
> >
> > I hate BD because they are cocky and deserve to be knocked down a
notch!
> >
> > Someone in BD actually wrote me and said that they tell people who
> > didn't make it to try out for SCV cause they'd have better luck.
Sorry
> > BD but SCV Kicks your aSS!
> >
So your post means that a Visual Performance judge cannot
evaluate the demand a drill places on an individual because he
hasn't marched the drill? Or has Demand been removed as a
criterion for judging marching?
Dale Fine, Baritone
Steel City Ambassadors 1987
Butler Soundwave 1995
Rochester Crusaders 1996-present
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See, no one will tell you what it means because it doesn't mean
ANYTHING! It's a non-specific dig at a DCI member corps. That's ALL
it is. Since BD's director is a member of the DCI board, like the
other top 21 Division I corps, that makes BD a PART of DCI! So
basically, "KISSES DCI ASS," means that BD is kissing their own ass to
get ahead. Brilliant. Simply brilliant. You know, people in
advertising get paid big money to come up with this stuff. Unless you
can give me a specific case where the management of BD, or any other
member corps did anything unsavory to earn the favor of a judging
panel, then just shut up about this whole ass kissing business. If you
really want to impress people, try explaining step-by-step just how BD
kisses anyone's ass. I'd love to see that.
--
Rod Gornto
> See, no one will tell you what it means because it doesn't mean
> ANYTHING! It's a non-specific dig at a DCI member corps. That's ALL
> it is. Since BD's director is a member of the DCI board, like the
> other top 21 Division I corps, that makes BD a PART of DCI! So
> basically, "KISSES DCI ASS," means that BD is kissing their own ass to
> get ahead. Brilliant. Simply brilliant. You know, people in
> advertising get paid big money to come up with this stuff. Unless you
> can give me a specific case where the management of BD, or any other
> member corps did anything unsavory to earn the favor of a judging
> panel, then just shut up about this whole ass kissing business. If you
> really want to impress people, try explaining step-by-step just how BD
> kisses anyone's ass. I'd love to see that.
It's a contortionist act.
I didn't mean it to be taken that literally, of course he can evaluate it, he
can say what appears to be the easiest or hardest drills, but how can you say
as a fact what drill is easiest or hardest without marching it?
Shawn Carpenter BD contra line 98-99
BTW: I think this year marked the 4th consecutive year that BD has
scored a 9.9 in visual at finals.......something to think about the next
time you criticize the judging system!
In article <8fp4rt$ccn$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
dal...@yahoo.com wrote:
> this thread has amazed me. where do some of you people get the balls
to
> talk all this shit!? where the hell do you get the notion that we
> couldn't march? huh!? why did we get high visual last year? why didn't
> all the supposed 12 other corps that marched better than us get high
> fucking vis.?! what makes you think its easy? i worked my fucking ass
> off last summer and spring to be able to march our technique. todd
ryan,
> ken, and the rest of the vis. staff kicked our asses every goddamn
day.
> i am extremely active in weight training and to this day BD was the
> hardest thing, physically and mentally, that i've tried. i appreciate
> opinions from both sides as long as there's good reason for your
> opinion. on the other hand there is no call for the total disrespect
> that some like the turd that started this thread have shown. what the
> hell do you have against us anyway. did you audition and not make it?
> well, quit crying, practice and try again. if you make it it'll be the
> best experience of you're life.
>
> one pissed off person
>
> Jason,
>
> (I think he only answers to"Asshole*" since he won't sign his posts!"
>
> -Terri
I do know, for a fact, that this type* seals their envelopes
with hot wax and "A Sphincter Print!!"
McD
>I do know, for a fact, that this type* seals their envelopes
>with hot wax and "A Sphincter Print!!"
>
>McD
Unfortunately, it usually has lipstick on it, too...
--
Ron in Vegas
mailto:ron.a...@att.net
"Because there was always something about the Skyliners...
and that music..."
- Donnie Solinger
Senior Drum Corps Tribute site:
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Please.....get over yourself.....just for a moment.....it would make me
happy.
Matt
I know this is a bad analogy, but the Bulls lost Phil Jackson, Michael Jordan,
and Scottie Pippen.. BD didn't lose the people who have helped them stay on top
all these years, like Wayne Downey, Scott Johnson, Todd Ryan, etc.. I just
don't think your comparison has a lot of levity by comparing the current Blue
Devils to the current Bulls..
Shawn Carpenter
In article <20000518014112...@ng-mb1.aol.com>,
Shawn Carpenter
BD contra Line 98-99
In article <20000517181059...@ng-fy1.aol.com>,
I have to agree here.
I was 7 years running that SCV didnt beat BD once (first show in 92 only and
then not again until 98)
as much fun as that was, I've always said its better to beat someone when
they are at their best. Much more satisfying then 10 pointing someone just
cause they didn't have a good night, or year, or years...
I think having SCV back in the hunt will only make BD better (hee hee)