PASIC 2018
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- PASIC Finale 2018... 6 generations of DCI snare champions... we had to play something together :-) I love the fact that you can hear the progression of tuning, with the tap-offs, from the 60's to today...
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Brandon looks so happy to be there
Wouldn’t you be? I would be stoked.
I think he was waiting to see if he could come up with the most challenging tap off. Hahaha :)
@@jalthealusdavis8762 no because it's all rehearsed before hand. Also the tap off is based off the variation of the exercise.
@@SupraaHero I know it was rehearsed. I was making a lighthearted joke. Some drummers like to show off. That's what we do. In this case, I don't think anybody was expecting visuals in the tap off which made for a cool and exciting ending.
He always does:)
ah yes, the dadline
+brandon
@@wizard9489 well yeah, of whom do you think they’re the dads? 😂
(there was no good way to word that question)
So cool! I like how the pitch of the drums gets higher and higher as the years go on. Here's to many more decades of dci! 🥁
Yeah I was wondering if maybe that was to tune each drum to the players prime?
@@connorm.8323 Probably? idk
Yeah, pretty soon they'll be inaudible to humans--only dogs will be able to hear them.
different heads and different era
@@hamiltonberger7389 lol
I miss DCI all the time, being around guys like Jeff Queen, Nick Angelis, the center snare from my Corp when I aged out Doug Clark and you ScoJo, you were at the Blue Devils as Caption head by the time I came into the fold but I miss you guys.
60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s BD
Is that what this is?
No these are just I&E snare champions from their respective decades
@@Aurelyis he said bd cause 3 of the 6 of them are/were bd players
@@TopDrumCorps Jeff Queen marched VK, Bluecoats, and Santa Clara as well as did Blast! but never marched BD that I'm aware of.
Super cool to see Poole out there killing it!
Which one is he? I saw him decades ago when he was a Boston Crusader.
Never mind. Found him.
ScoJo! Had the privilege to meet you at Stanford in maybe 2013-14. Thank you for taking the time and thank you for all you have done for percussionist across N. America.
took me too long to realize that the last part of their countoff is the part of the music that changes with each of them
No shit..
Epic......i miss old school sound and rudiments
This was amazing to get to see
That's some REAL drumming!
We not gone talk about them tap offs but its all love love seeing the different generations of talent
Brandon looks so happy
they're that clean with little to no rehearsal time
Wish I still had chops, awesome job all
Surprised Keelan Tobia wasn’t there. That’s a champion that would be awesome to see live
Keelan Tobia has no personality
I love that they are playing 60 seconds
This is amazing
Love the fit Brandon
So sad Roger wasn't in the lineup....he'd tap off with his left hand.
That’s why he’s not there
Roger who
@@jacobbaker5442 aka Jesus
all these snare players won I&E, Roger did not. i know Roger. he marched with my brother and Jeff Queen.
Roger Carter?
Brandon has the same smile all the time
What a show
LOVE THIS
Every one be lookin happy or focused
Prosperie: the neighbours dog took a shit in my yard
Poor Brandon. Everyone else’s snares are for the most part aligned together and then his is like six inches shorter😂
Wow
Oh wow don’t do my boy Brandon like that
@@okey7261 I know bruh people be making fun of his height
@@chickenbiscuit958 I wasn’t even making fun. I feel bad for him lol
Owen Orr Actually Brandon is over six feet tall. Standing on all those medals he won with BD makes him larger than life. DO IT UP DEVILS!!!!!!
Legends
Yay!!!!!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
I have a 70s 15 in. TDR so of course I'm with #1
Bro Casey bro HARD!
Qué genial
🙌
Well Done Gents
超級豪華陣容
what is the first thing they played I recognize it but idk what it is
What exercise is this? I'd like to learn the whole thing
Brandon is thriving 😂
Charlie Poole a legend with 27th Lancers
Snare line instructor Jack Cash was the under-the-radar legend; ANIMAL
is there anywhere i can get the sheet music for this?
Lined up in order of oldest to youngest.
More like:
🙂😩😶😤😊😑
HAHAHAHA
Who is the smiley face one?
@@chickenbiscuit958 scott Johnson who uploaded the video
I mean we be making this face 😤 when we have done the same rep of something over and over again
Why does it look like 6 different generations of the same marching band
Fong 💥
Brandon was the only person I recognized
1/2” plywood head 2030
What piece
What exercise is thiz?
SKIIIILLLLS
Jeff Queen is such a boss
He has the most perfect stance possible for a marching drummer when playing. And in visual terms, is one of the best things because he stands out more than the others in a good way.
Jeff Queen is a legend and a huge inspiration.
Is that Jeff Prosperrie in the black?
Yes
What rudiment do they do on the 3rd one?
Swiss army triplets
Who’s the guy on the far right? He’s my favorite
Charlie Poole. Legendary percussion arranger for 27th lancers in their heyday
And former DCI drum judge
My neighbour during deer season....
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh
I'm left-handed but that's okay
The dude that to the far left looks like lance 210
Time signature anyone? It counted 5/4 but then I got lost at the longer parts so it’s probably mixed right?
Okay so I got two bars of 5/4, one bar of 10/4 (yes I know it can 2 bars of 5/4), two bars of 5/4 again and then one of 14/4 (or two bars of 7/4)
It’s 3/8 to 2/4 to 3/8 to 2/4 to 6/8 to 4/4 repeat but second time two measures of 4/4
El abuelo inzano 😂
RIP Jeff queen (3rd from left)
he’s not dead tho
@@jambambadamba I looked it up on google but maybe it’s wrong
@@hooray4paradiddles the football Jeff Queen and that one are the same bc if you look at the pics In the football articles he looks the same as in the vid
Wait what
He's not dead🤣
Lol
Brohard or brohome
drum rhythm gets more suspect on the last 2 guys on count off.
“More suspect” as In more rhythmically complex? Which was the entire purpose of the demonstration to begin with? Are you claiming that they weren’t in time or what?
go to Having a hard time finding your vids showing us that you can do better. Gee I wonder why I can't find them........
@@kev3044 They rushed the tempo.
Imagine judging something they did as a celebration of history and for fun
@@cannolivibraphone I'm sorry your entire sense of humor stems from the word "imagine."
Insert distortion guitar lol
Drum battle of the old farts?
Lol
It continues to baffle me why people play traditional with a modern drum that is level. Terrible for posture and muscles in arm...smh
Probably because it’s traditional.... also match grip on snare looks way too symmetrical and therefore ugly. Also it’s not terrible for posture and your muscles if you actually learn how to do it properly.
@@christianstainazfischer "and therefore ugly" since when are you the one who decides what looks objectively bad 😐
I mean Brandon has scoliosis which being a percussionist doing that I have so much respect for. The modern drums are heavier and that means more painful in general to use them
I understand that traditional grip came from drumming-as-a-time-keeper for troops on battle field, e.g.., Revolution War period, when the drummer would actually need to be able to sling the drum to their side, AND keep playing, whilst marching/running from to/from opponents
traditional isnt bad posture
have to admit, somewhere down the line, you get hear a drop in quality of attack and tempo. alright i will tell you. the last 2 have horrible quality and temp control . its like they are millenials...oh , they are. too much rap and metronome electronica...while the others graduated from the metronome long ago, and went way past it.
Is that why one of the older guys (Scott Johnson) taught one of the younger guys (Brandon Olander) using a “metronome electronica?”
Interesting how the older guys supposedly “graduated” from metronomes but still teach people to use them 🤔
This might be the most ignorant comment I’ve seen in my entire life