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That's what is being yelled out in the other shows?!? Wow. Today, I learned...!!

It was said after the airplane formation. Made more sense.

Who's that?

@@stephenprosser2788 joe fischer

@@StruckByLightning Oh Yay! Joe is a great guy! And let me be clear, he wasn't "apparently" in the show but rather absolutely a member of the soprano line and kicked butt. Glad you find it rad! Tell Joe Laserphone says Hello!

@@stephenprosser2788 oh thats so cool lol. thanks

I believe it was original material by the arranger Michael Klesch.

@@zacharyruffert2493 Yeah, Klesch did the arrangement of the Holsinger piece. We changed it here and there along the way

@@zacharyruffert2493 really? It's the intro to the original piece, is it not? I mean yeah it's arranged of course, l...oh wait... the very first part of it is the intro, but the rest of it... I see, I get it, yes.... so, that is original material by Klesch? far out. I always LOVED that section, EM, am, EM. then those nifty F# Lydian thingys with the Bells. and then C Lydian triumphant, with the horns ending on a sustained 9th! (Perfect pitch is an amazing thing to have:) (I always wished that entire section by Klesch WAS in the original piece. I usually opt for hearing the Cadets version when I want to hear the piece.) (I might or might not have 'borrowed" the final horn riff ending on a 9th for a pit arrangement somewhere in NY back in the day...) Also- I think we met once, randomly, outside a coffeehouse near UCLA. I had my Cadets 97 jacket on and was "completely unusually for me" sitting outside. You walked by, noticed, and when you said your name I immediately recognized you as the DM from 2005, "The Door Show." HI!:)

MINE TOO

Matt Stryker That was the last year that 1 judge decided best guard.

Best Guard and the hardest working squad I have ever seen

Jason Dancisin there was a preshow that would have had some faster movement. It probably would have made a little more sense if that hadn’t been cut. The second set was meant to mimic the “bird flying in front of the sun” that was on the promotional materials for the show. Like this: facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1846997528892859&set=a.1375342289391721.1073741828.100007478880334&type=3

It. Was. Incredible. It set up the rest of the show perfectly.

Hearing you play "Georgia on My Mind" was my favorite part of retreat whenever we had shows with you guys.

I marched in the Cadets in 93 and this show was the reason why.

I got to see the end of your show as we stood at the gate gate just prior to this! It was fantastic and left everyone in awe. Thanks for the kind word about our show!

Michael Casper Thank you! I've been saying that for years lol. They were not only close to flawless, but the work that was written for them was beyond state of the art in 1992. It's still a total joy to watch today. Love this show!!

There was NO guard caption until 2000. Best guard was like best drum major. A special caption but not overall part of the general scoring. They were judged sort of in GE overall effects.

doug avila They didn't factor in the guard score, but there were guard judges finals week and they did announce a caption award for it. BD won that year somehow...

It was only the first year I had known about DCI, but I knew that guard was my favorite. Favorite show too!

You’re full of shit.

...except it wasn’t.

I AGREE!! And I marched Cadets in 1999 and 2000 and imo, 1999 was terrible.

@@TheRailwayDrone 99 was far from terrible, there are so many things to like about that show.

@@jared0111 Well let me rephrase, the process behind that show was terrible.

@@TheRailwayDrone Was that the New York City show with the taxis?

Matt Stryker yes it was.

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I had the cadets super pac video from '92. It was neat to see the subtle differences between shows.

@@christopherauert6634 I'd love to see that

"holy garfield." nice.

Holy Name.*

...and lost Color Guard in Finals. Waaaaaat?

Matt Stryker I didn't mean to hate on Star by my comment. I know that from what I saw on the live version on PBS the guard had some drops. Other than that I thought Star 92 was one of the best shows that I have ever seen in person or on tv. Anyway, as 93 shows the judges didn't know how to handle Star. Really though the top five in 92 could have gone any which way. I saw the Devils beat the Cavies in Ypsilanti, MI the week before finals. I didn't mean to hate on CBC either. I think really my comment was more of a hate on the judges more than anything.

Phantom regiment got 8th because of the drum major uniforms and nothing else. Yes let's put a black sheet over us, put some silver on it and call it a uniform. Anyway, after Devils win at the show I saw I really figured that since they beat cavies they would be seated at least in the top 3. I was shock then and still am now at how low they placed. And then 94 happened and BD has been unstoppable. Cavies have been and always will be my favorite though.

Jonathan Torrey I marched CBC in 92. You are right. It was a crazy year for judging. We were way behind the other corps both competitively and in performance until the last week of the season. It was a young corps because a lot of vets aged out or just didn't return after 91. It was also a really difficult show if I do say so myself. It wasn't the type of show where the instructors could have us do a million reps in rehearsal because it was pretty exhausting. BD peaked too early. All the corps had issues on Finals night because of the temperature. It was in the 50s when we took the field. That's tough when you have been playing all summer with temps in the 70s and 80s at night. I could be wrong but I always sensed that PR had problems because a guard member dropped and marched without her saber for most of the opener. It seems like they lost intensity after that. Crossmen also had an unbelievable performance at finals so it isn't surprising they moved up. They also beat us regularly up until mid season.

You don't see that kind of judging anymore! I haven't seen that kind of movement in a long time.

I always thought it was funny that the scoring rules changed before the 94 season to put more emphasis on visual. BD's staff was obviously really against this change but it forced them out of a creative rut they had been in and made them focus on visual. The result was the 94 BD show which is one of my favorites of all time, even though they beat us. haha.

tellinevery1 it is funny because everywhere I have ever marched, instructors try to motivate by saying "you don't want to be saying the day after finals that you wished you had another week in the season" but we could have used another week or two. Haha. Finals week was the first time this show started to gel. It was a fun ride though.

If you had given it a couple more days, this could've won! Amazing to think about how much competitive momentum a show can get in the season (eg. CBC 92 and PR 93). This show is one of my favorites :)