didnt even know this existed on youtube, thanks so much for uploding. jesus christ their snare breaks keep getting harder and more complex every year yet its always so precisely written and it fits. props to these guys and so sad that they didnt get to finish this season.
Well, this is gonna be a tough one. Sometimes we don't realize how much influence others make on us, even on our own personal goals. Relationships with others don't start out easy, as commitment demands sacrifices for what we may have once held true to only ourselves. Sometimes, we lose battles because of strong differing perspectives, though we must learn to forget, and to heal. Remaining conflict with past acquaintances never goes without consequences, so it is important that we accept failure, and learn to make ends meet. I fall for someone, or some idea, this must be the key to my own happiness, I will hold this dearly. I must not hold onto my own biases, though I struggle knowing what I see fit versus what others see fit for me. I accept my differences, and that of the world, and I heal from the conflict that sprouted from mistrust and ignorance.
I marched a show this season with only a fraction of the kneeling that’s done here and my knees were wrecked at the end of every weekend (with knee pads). I can only imagine how they felt. 🥵
Austin Vo not all of them, y’know? Bass 3 & 5 were both fresh out of their high school programs. And a few others are either rookies or only have 1-2 seasons under their belt.
Kaamel Mathis this is going to sound horrible but I’m glad it ended when it did cause one of the snares or quads would’ve broken something when we were lifted on those props at the end
They usually collaborate with Adam Watts for all the vocal music and most of the music they base the show off of. Then Mike and Roger write the battery book and I think Kevin Shah is the front ensemble composer.
Fluffy172 I’m assuming they were trying to heal up but yet again the only time he performed the actual show was the first showing, then rest was done by the other guy so I’m assuming they were trying to see how the first show went and he probably couldn’t make it after they did the full run, plus most of this show is leg day for the members especially the opener.
didnt even know this existed on youtube, thanks so much for uploding. jesus christ their snare breaks keep getting harder and more complex every year yet its always so precisely written and it fits. props to these guys and so sad that they didnt get to finish this season.
we all needed this
Damn they were really gunning for gold two years in a row...thanks for this post...we all needed this
3*
@@mikel7505 they didn't win 2018 wdym
I miss this. Wish we could've finished out the season. Thank you so much for posting this!
Well, this is gonna be a tough one.
Sometimes we don't realize how much influence others make on us, even on our own personal goals. Relationships with others don't start out easy, as commitment demands sacrifices for what we may have once held true to only ourselves. Sometimes, we lose battles because of strong differing perspectives, though we must learn to forget, and to heal. Remaining conflict with past acquaintances never goes without consequences, so it is important that we accept failure, and learn to make ends meet.
I fall for someone, or some idea, this must be the key to my own happiness, I will hold this dearly.
I must not hold onto my own biases, though I struggle knowing what I see fit versus what others see fit for me.
I accept my differences, and that of the world, and I heal from the conflict that sprouted from mistrust and ignorance.
This was an amazing trilogy
This was during a clinic that I attended, and seeing this up close was surreal I tell ya
The pit is going crazy in that closer!
literally thank you
one of my favorite snare breaks of all time
Thank you.
I have no words..
AMAZING!
Thank you so much
I marched a show this season with only a fraction of the kneeling that’s done here and my knees were wrecked at the end of every weekend (with knee pads). I can only imagine how they felt. 🥵
Well they are adults, and many of them have marched for over 5 years both indoor and out so maybe they’re used to it.
Austin Vo not all of them, y’know? Bass 3 & 5 were both fresh out of their high school programs. And a few others are either rookies or only have 1-2 seasons under their belt.
"Cmon snares get the guard roll right" and not to mention "no wheel locks on the props? what could go wrong?"
Ben Kessler my guard rolls are on POINT now. Also, I went into every weekend fully prepared to eat shit. 😭
Kaamel Mathis this is going to sound horrible but I’m glad it ended when it did cause one of the snares or quads would’ve broken something when we were lifted on those props at the end
Does anybody know what the source music is for this
They usually collaborate with Adam Watts for all the vocal music and most of the music they base the show off of. Then Mike and Roger write the battery book and I think Kevin Shah is the front ensemble composer.
To Begin Again and Hallelujah, Amen by Adam Watts 🥳
Kevin Peixoto The very beginning also sounds like they got the idea from Don’t Take Me Out
@@beansticky2434 it is 🥵
oh what I would give to have seen this at Dayton...
Do we know why they had 2 bass 3 players for yet.?
Fluffy172 their original 3rd bass had an injury and was out early season
The Omen true. So did he only played those ear ups during the first showing and tht was it.? Or were they tryna let him heal up.?
Fluffy172 I’m assuming they were trying to heal up but yet again the only time he performed the actual show was the first showing, then rest was done by the other guy so I’m assuming they were trying to see how the first show went and he probably couldn’t make it after they did the full run, plus most of this show is leg day for the members especially the opener.
just wasn't that good honestly, there shows are just so boring