DCI in the lot: Bluecoats Drum Line 

Bluecoats warm ups have always been an absolute jam, my favorites for sure

where do i get one?

@@panchozilla7007 look it up cockhead

@@son_of_yah9788 dude that’s not cool

What was that thing I’ve never seen one

“This is reallllly gonna suck” -Ryan Dunn (Jackass 2)

his name is zack, and he said he didn’t like being called gibby

@@jxrdxn1242 it's easier to call him by a nickname because the center snare is also a Zach

@@saltydalty7665 yea but he hates being called that

Ditto!!!!!

jrmbvn 0:33 lool

cuz these are some clean heckin beats

nick. no. that doesn't make sense. he'd have the soap if they were dirty beats. and he was there to clean them. but ok.

grr ummmpee 😥

clean the drums maybe?

Drysi i Yes that’s more like it

Agree. Tight.

Little dirt on the move can do that unfortunately...

Doesn't pit also factor into that?

pit factors in for sure; that's all I can think of in this case. Battery sounded great.

C. Layne Honestly we played better on the move. Don’t want to be a cop out but our design made it pretty hard for judges to get back most of the time lol we would only have a small portion of the show actually sampled

Scv are the kingsand queens sorry

As a former 4th and 5th bass player I take offemse to that lol. In actuality though, you take away any component of a drumline and it's just not the same. You need your bassline just as much as snares or quads. And just think about playing 4's on one drum, then divide it by 5, then have 5 different people play it.... bass requires extreme timing, execution, and skill. It's easy to roll on a tight snare head, not so much on a floppy 5th bass drum with a felt mallet Just sayin...

@@nick91king might be the microphone and recording too. I March BC back in 86. Cheers

caleb benton | dci lines stopped using shitty, bland, and boring uniforms in i think 2015. that’s probably why. also the fact that they’re older and much better

Darius Johnson they’re also a lot fitter and in better physical condition.

caleb benton A lot of reasons... Physically, they’re in amazing shape. They’re super tan and their arm muscles are pretty toned. The fact that they use the exact same technique and play identically makes it looks more impressive. On top of that, if you ever march dci (or wgi) you learn about performance quality and how to “sell” what you’re playing through how you carry yourself (your body language, facial expression, etc.). This is further defined in the music, like when they all dip their drums at an impact moment or slide side to side during the brushes moment.

What happened?

a speaker fell on him towards the end of the season and he couldn't march

Sawyer from Lost.

Matt 4tuna no they don’t get paid, they are just doing it for fun. Most DCI bands are made up of college kids or older

Some of them might be high schoolers, but I doubt it. Still, the cut off age is 21 (unless something changed since I marched).

You pay to march actually, about 3k most of the time

@@tens8635 I wish

All kinds of NASTY!