Crowd Goes INSANE For This Drumline 

I take it you don't watch pro wrestling 😂

Anything like it always does

It’s been a minute I’m 46 and have been away a while. I have to admit they made my nipples harder than diamonds.

I totally agree with your comment. They aren't like a bunch of sissies. Can you imagine drumlines going back into the 60s acting like this. That's when we had real drummers that were real, young men. They were not jugglers they were rudimental drummers. Unlike rimshot after rimshot head-bobbing arm swelling and nothing being played.

@@americanspirit8932 While i get where you’re coming from I actually love how hype everyone in the crowd is in this video. plus i respectfully disagree and say that drum books these days are quite a bit more difficult than they were in the 1960s, and there’s nothing wrong with all of the added nuances of battery show writing such as choreography and extra rudiments and the comparative surplus of rimshots when compared to 20th-century drum books.

You’re welcome

boston crusader 👍

Colin McNutt is amazing

bluecoat 👍

cadet 👍

cavalier 👍

To all you you younger cats, this quality and consistentancy of cleanliness drum to drum all the way across the line is the exact same quality Star 93 had with Colin under Thom Hannum. This is why we still reference Star 93 so much til this day besides all of the visual stuff if that show. The only other line I remember coming close to that was Colin's last year at Cadets, SCV 2004

@@MichaelWashingtonAE star 93 was cleaner than boston this year

Star 93 level clean, as someone who had 93 has my rookie year and stood infrin of star many nights that season from the first week of tour in Florida

I heard them semi finals in the lot. It was really damn good, but not squeaky clean. Not star 93 clean. The low dry tuning of the snares hid a lot. But yea, easily up there with the most ridiculous books ever. They played it just about as good as humanly possible.

These guys are up there. Hats off to them, but I still hold SCV 2004 in the top spot in my mind.

@@kalynbaur I still hold Phantom 2006 in the top spot. The clarity, openness, and balance of the snares was amazing and the uniformity within and between all sections was delicious.

Chance is they’ll win the Sanford this year, they’ve just had some dirty runs recently. They’re playing the hardest drum book in top 5 and it’s clean most of the time, just in shows they’ve been not quite locked in.

Das me 😂😂😂

A few? Like three? Out of thousands?

oh come on, there are several drumlines every year that are super dialed in

Lol the 70s 😄

@@mattlogan1 Yes. There were clean lines back in the day too. 😄

@@DennisJohnsonDrummer playing check patterns on loose plastic heads 😎

Yep, I bet it's even better for him to be at home though, at the corps he grew up in

@@MichaelWashingtonAE absolutely right. And he's brought them so far, along with Gino.

honestly!!! but the said reality is that bd are so far ahead and idk why.. their show is not that good even compared to the bc

@@jirendf5841 Yeah it really isn't THAT good. Judges make it seem as if BD is absolutely perfect.

@@TheRailwayDronebd does some more technical things well but out of the best show? That goes to either Boston or Bluecoats in my opinion.

That needed to be heard as much as it was said.

I remember Tommy Lee did that show where he went to college and he was in the band or tried out. He failed completely. I'm not an expert on drummers just was always my favorite instrument watching someone play but that show he did came to mind reading your comment.

@@daveschwartz5893 Tommy Lee is probably a self taught drummer and learned what he needed to know by playing the music he loved. That’s great and has served him well, and it’s only a drawback if he tries to get a gig playing in a style he doesn’t know well. Drum line pushes people to learn at least the basics of different styles as a cohesive unit, while listening to your band mates (the key to it all) and while multitasking. 99% of self taught players don’t have that training background unless they were or are super disciplined, and that’s rare. Example, I studied piano from 2nd grade through college and can hold down *almost* any keyboard gig. I taught myself guitar, then bass guitar in high school and have only played rock, metal & punk because that’s what I’m into. They’re both valid roads to take, but getting the discipline and experience up front almost always leads to a more varied and successful career over the long term. Committing to earn a living playing music, then finding out at age 50 you can’t play what people want is not a good place to end up. Luckily for him, Tommy Lee doesn’t need the money.

@@russellszabadosaka5-pindin849I agree 100% and no... Tommy definitely doesn't need the money. Lol. But he was pretty humble on the show and had a great respect for the drummers in the band. I even give him props for putting himself out there and trying.

Hmm. I don't think Neil Peart had drumline experience. The Professor could play with anyone in any style. He was still studying the drums up until shortly before his death so he might be an outlier :D

Was in the Semi-Finals lot that night in Denver!!!!! IT WAS ELECTRIC!!!!!!

@@ejrangel57 That's the exact night I had in mind when I commented. One of my all time favorite lot experiences.

I love the 04 spanks throwback

Reminds me of 2012 Bluecoats lot. Center snare couldn't even keep a straight face during that night

Was that frameworks that year? Can't remember

Yup, the muscle changes in coordination with what they’re playing together is incredible.

Absolutely so sick of hearing what the judges are looking for! Listen to that crowd! Most insane lot I’ve ever seen!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@@unclemonster48 the only lots comparable are the lots at wgi finals. I had the pleasure of being at broken city's lot when they won in 2019. The crowd went absolutely STOOPID during their warm up grooves. This is definitely the best I've seen in dci

@@Mark_Aaron the crowd was FIRE!!

That's perhaps the best bass line I've heard. Loved the runs up and down. Very good.

Bluecoats won because of pit, that's really it

This man knows the struggle

Genuinely couldn’t tell you, I marched a year ago and this is the best drum line I have heard imo I don’t know how they aren’t getting first, I want what the percussion judge is having

Only thing I could think of would be the front ensemble

Yeah I mean the score also includes front ensemble - don't get me wrong though, BAC's front is AWESOME, definitely the strongest they've had the last few years. But SCV's front is just a whole different level from the other groups, the writing is so so good and they play incredibly. I think Crusaders could win drums this year, but it will take a perfect finals run.

Also Jeff Ausdemore was the judge for that comp and he’s kinda a simp for Bluecoats which is why they also scored amazingly compared to past performances, but by finals things should be in the right place.

The front ensemble didn’t compete nearly as much as the drum line did. Now did I think our front did so poorly to give total percussion to 3-5 levels? No… some of the judges we had were on some wild shit

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Four Loco and cheap beer 😋

Is it clickbait, yes. However, is it also factual... yes!

Makes me hopeful for next year.

Imagine this velocity on mylar lol