Lol they say you suck yet you can play like 50x better than me 😂😂😂 ever since winter started I 've been looking for recording of the show, you guys are my favorite indoor drum line
+Anthony Seward I mean, consistency is key. So for the two years I marched at Ayala, hard work and consistency was always the goal. So no matter which show is presented, that is normally what we tried to achieve at every rehearsal
Tlalollin Ramirez but because of how different the show was from all other ayala shows i have seen, or shows in general (like with the closer being similar, possibly even the same as the opener, or not having music for a good chunk of the show.) Was there a noticeable difference in the way rehearsal was run from years past? For example, possibly running the closer a lot more often than the rest of the movements or having more sectional/ battery and pit apart time.
+Anthony Seward not that I'm aware of. Like I said, I only marched one other year at Ayala so I don't have much experience with the way they constantly run rehearsals. But from it seems from Igor's Riot (2016) we basically ran rehearsals the same way
