USC Trojan Marching Band Tusk 

So this is the reason of lesson 5

Chee -Z even in marching band videos, the Jojokes live on

Id love to understand this joke but Jesus told me to kill the president

not cheerleaders....SONG GIRLS

*has...and wrong although they are good.

What?

Who?

When?

Tuskhuskbussedbustlusthaskbasksmackedshackedcrapped.

Why??

You mean there was an actual band playing 'cause I didn't notice, LOL.

Tuning? Rushing? Balance? This is REALLY unmusical.

@@wmjdyer it's still a bop

Upon further analysis, the sousaphones provide the depth, while the trombones and baritones provide the stank.

The band performed on the original track and music video. The song is double platinum.

@@HiroForever They're not just another marching band "covering" the song. (And I'm someone who did marching band for years and played this tune multiple times in the stands.) The USC band is literally playing on the original track. They are credited musicians. Sure, the musicians who actually played on the track are no longer members of the band (now alumni), but the BAND as an organization still stands. "Tusk" set the record for most musicians recorded on a single. Saying that the Trojan band shouldn't be allowed to take any kind of tangential ownership over it is just disrespectful. That's like telling the guitarist of a band that he can't play one of the songs he's performed on because he didn't ~write and produce~ it.

@@0verjoyed_ac Wasn't that part of the original deal with Fleetwood Mac? USC marching band would provide music for the track and the video-as a thank you Mick Fleetwood granted the USC band copyright permission to use it as their official theme & school fight song. Is that not accurate?

Thomas Joseph No, that’s exactly what I’m talking about. There was a deleted comment saying that the band doesn’t deserve to “own” the track or whatever, and that was my rebuttal.

@@0verjoyed_ac thank you for responding, but I'm a bit confused as you said "no." Does the USC Marching band (and the school itself) own or at least have permission from Mick Fleetwood/Buckingham (Warner Bros music label?) to use the song?

***** fellow USC and Fallout fan!

+voobroo297 I know this comment is a year old but look up FleetWood Mac - Tusk. The 1978 USC Trojans performed the original recording.

... they played the original man

Not only did USC play on the original recording, but Art Bartner composed the horn charts for the arrangement.

LMAO

I appreciate this not being a jojo reference

You mean there was an actual band playing. How the heck did I miss that? LOL