LiveUntouchable I mean I'm a drummer myself and I can say that you really do have to love it if you don't love doing it than it just seems like "ugh another run through let's get it over with" but if you love it then its like "yeah let's kill this shit!" it just makes the experience 100x better if you love doing it
Arilover123 456 I know that feeling I love doing it too it's the most exhilarating feeling after a show when you know you've put everything into your performance
im only a senior base drummer in high school and its still been one of the best times of my life doing marching band. though dethroning the ten year raining champions of your state by .05 of a point, breaking the state record, does tend to make a good impression. good thing too, im WAAAYY too poor to do Drum Corps..heh..that rhymes.
I've always been jealous of the drumline as a wind player. they seem to have so much fun doing this with all the calling and funny shit they do during the shows and practice.
Zigzagtiger Like that helps make us less jealous lmao At least in our band we have a small group of ukulele players (4) and we take our ukes on longer trips so we can play on the bus or on lunch breaks
Closest thing I've seen to what it's like marching on the field. You can kinda hear what's going on but you mainly just listen to each other and do your thing. It's a blur and you're going on pure talent and muscle memory from playing these licks literally thousands of times. Back when I marched we didn't have Go Pros, count yourselves lucky the technology you guys have these days to remember how great percussion and marching is. You can't describe it unless you've done it. Way to go Bloooooo! You've deserved this for a while.
sullimd Yep we didn't have em either. Would've been cool though!! I marched 3 years out of 4 (you were in pit freshman year) and it really is crazy, the coolest thing to me was marching while you were backwards, then you really are just going off of count in your head and muscle memory for the next set of steps. Had so much fun. Edit: To clarify I meant like facing the opposite direction not just marching backwards lol should've worded that better, but the were a couple times a year at least where we were turned around and still keeping formation 👌 tricky stuff.
I marched old school drum corps long before the technology even existed As I recall timps had *just* been introduced. The tick system was still in place, lol. I loved it. Wish I hadn't quit.
The thing that brought back the most memories was the physical exertion indicated by the heavy breathing during the small moments of rest. I'd forgotten what that was like and this video brought it all back 25 years later. I was lucky enough to be part of one of the best lines in the state and the wave of exhilaration when you'd finish a performance that you knew was top notch - there's nothing like it.
@@EndoClaw I know, i miss it so much. it's been 4 years since I wrote this comment and since then i marched all 4 of my high school seasons on snare. tryna get into an independent group
Really? What about the "DUTDUTDUT I LOVE YOU DUTDUTDUT I MISS YOU" god I love marching band. Its so much fun meeting other bands and everyones always nice and funny
*5:36** IS MY FAV PART LOL* *I love how everyone genuinely loves what they are doing our there and how they are all like family and goof around with each other!*
You can only spend so many days in 4 hour rehearsals 3 times a week with sweaty dudes and screaming women before you form great relationships with them lol
It's the little things like when he shakes the guardswoman's hand and the fist bump right before the snare feature are so wholesome because you can tell they all have a level of respect for one another. You can tell with the audibles and stuff that they live what they do. This was a very good show.
4:15 PIZZA! 4:17 Kara Kara Kara killin' it! Ooo Zazki 4:34 I love you, I miss you. 5:36 Ja, Ja, Ja, Ja- woody- a- ta- 5:42 (I can't understand what they said) I GOT IT!
@@angelinahazell4960 oh yeah i totally forgot about "i like cheese!" it's definetly JOE woodie, it's been an audible of theirs since 2014, I believe, possibly even earlier.
Imagine what would or could happen if many of these players didn't have to quit at age-out. Imagine the top band, or an All-star mix, perform (and getting paid to) at Super Bowl half time, where fans get to see amazingly athletic maneuvers and hear full stadium Drum Corps Sound.
My friend showed me this when It was released and it was my first time seeing what a drum corps was. Here I am now getting ready to march my first season of drum corps ever with legends. Thank you for starting my love for drumcorps.
You don't think about it until after it's done...you have a job to do. If you focus on it being the last time, you'll foul up. I remember deliberately putting the fact that 84 finals might be my last run with BD (and, in fact, it was by 1/10th of a point to Cadets), because i had to put my best performance out on the field...it wasn't until after we got on the busses home the next morning that it hit me....and it was a depressing ride back to California.
I didn't think about anything during the encore run; I was simply having a hell of a fun time on the field once more. During the actual finals run, I cried a few times because everything was so powerful. That whole day was an emotional wreck for everybody.
I played flute in marching band, but for indoor drumline, I played cymbals. I have wondered what would it be like if I tried out for the base line, snares or quads, but I also wanted to try out for indoor colorguard since i always found it beautiful how the colorguard spins their flags, rifles and sabers 💕
I love how excited these guys are to perform. I just hopped on 2nd bass for my highschool drumline and I get so hyped when we perform , can't wait for the next year's to come
Sabian Jaeschke I also had bass 2 my 8th grade year, then moved to tenors my and sophomore year and was drum leader for 3 years, work hard and perform the hell out of every show you have!
Truly amazing to see the obvious bond and chemistry between these people! Really shows that Drum Corps is so much more than just marching and playing epic music!
Oh man this takes me back to being on the drumline in my high school. God those were some of the BEST times in my life. I miss marching so much! It was just a blast! Our band was never this big but its not about the size of the band, its about how well u get along with ur band family. and that is what band is all about. Family. I miss being on the field. experiencing the rush of playing in front of people, knowing what i had to do when i stepped foot on that field. I loved every single moment of it!
I march snare for my high school, so I can only imagine the excitement and adrenaline all of them had when they were playing the last few measures. Truly amazing
8:55 Ben Gunnarson from the Trumpet soloist video. I stopped at exactly that part that he was on the ramp in his video to find him in Matt Allen's video.
This man deserves a thank you, this is the video that got me into drum corps and band all together. It feels like it was yesterday that I was trying to pad along to this in seventh grade. I am now going into my first year marching and independent group this season. So thank you whoever uploaded this video you’ve changed my life for the better!!
There is something that no non band member will ever know when it comes to marching band. In marching band your band becomes more than a family as you trust everyone while they do their moves. Your section/squad becomes more and more of your family as you guys work all season together and share the same instrument. You almost spend countless hours perfecting formations with all of these people! This is my senior year and I've made a friend this year from it that I hope lasts years to come as we share the same instrument and interests.
You guys are so lucky you have no idea.. In my country marching bands don't even exist. Every time I watch these videos, I cry because they're so beautiful and awesome💖 I'm a drummer myself but I play an acoustic set. I'd do anything to be in a marching band, playing a tenor or snare drum
As I recall we marched our hearts out when we knew we weren't being judged. We placed 13th in prelims year. DCI asked us to perform exhibition while the judges tallies were calculated. We killed it. Later Every. Single. Official said had we performed that well in prelims we would have made the top 12. Prelims are beastly.
God I love their tuning so much. Those rimshots sound so crisp, and they have a great resonant quality that I don't hear anywhere else. Been trying to tune my snare like this forever. IMHO best tuning in DCI, but I'm sure I'm gonna get shit on for saying that...
I’m so jealous but I love it! I’m a big colts fan and seeing you guys playing on the Indianapolis Colts Football Field is just amazing! Marching band is a huge play in my life so being able to play on this field is a big dream! Good job guys and keep working hard!
I'm a freshman in high school and I play euphonium/marching baritone and I have always wanted to march for a drum corps for dci! I really want to when I'm older. It's a dream of mine. It looks like so much fun and the amount of work these talented people put into these shows are absolutely amazing!!
I love the great gig in the sky part it is just so great as being a mellophone and a Pink Floyd fan this just hits the spot and i hope to do something like this one day
This was actually the first DCI video I ever watched, back around the end of 2019. I was looking for a performance of a percussion ensemble piece the other half of Percussion Ensemble 2 was doing in my freshman year of high school (for anyone curious, the piece I was looking for is called _Downside, Up and Around_ and is by Jeffrey Barudin), to which there was only like one, maybe two videos of it that I could find. Basically everything else was just stuff from this show. While _Down Side Up_ may not necessarily be my absolute favorite DCI show, it is certainly pretty high up there, and this video will always hold a very, very special place in my heart. Thanks for the HeadCam, Matt, and thanks for the video, Andrew.
10:08 is the " stick toss" and at the end there's another but the one he was talking to the drum major about was at 10:08 if you had trouble looking for it
GamingWithFun15 / GamingWithFunOffline I cant really say this with knowledge, but the way I see it is to do what you want. I don’t think it is ever too late to learn snare. Just always practice.
Jacob Hanekamp this is such a stupid comment, assuming he made this comment as a high schooler, it definitely would not have been too late. I started as a junior (3 years ago) and currently march drumcorps and have a couple of years to move up to dci. Of course not Bluecoats but then again they're one of the best drumlines at the moment
this is super impressive and really cool to watch but oh man the amount of effort and work you have to put into something like this is almost unimaginable
bro everyone makes fun of us band nerds but they never understand the hard work put in and the comradery that comes with all those long hours of practice after school.
![[4K] Drummer's POV: Ohio State Marching Band GoPro Madness!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FC2oJEs6loo/mqdefault.jpg)
You can just tell these guys love what they do
LiveUntouchable I mean I'm a drummer myself and I can say that you really do have to love it if you don't love doing it than it just seems like "ugh another run through let's get it over with" but if you love it then its like "yeah let's kill this shit!" it just makes the experience 100x better if you love doing it
Arilover123 456 I know that feeling I love doing it too it's the most exhilarating feeling after a show when you know you've put everything into your performance
im only a senior base drummer in high school and its still been one of the best times of my life doing marching band. though dethroning the ten year raining champions of your state by .05 of a point, breaking the state record, does tend to make a good impression. good thing too, im WAAAYY too poor to do Drum Corps..heh..that rhymes.
Ramseas119 Yeah, you beat my school by 0.5 points, god dammit
Xyloox
I've always been jealous of the drumline as a wind player. they seem to have so much fun doing this with all the calling and funny shit they do during the shows and practice.
Austin Brown well the only down side is it consumes alot of energy
ceLa I hear ya. I'm in bass line too. South Columbus high school is where I go
Jfc you're not the only one. I love how snares sound qnq
Snarey here, can confirm that immense amounts of fun are had within the drumline
Zigzagtiger Like that helps make us less jealous lmao
At least in our band we have a small group of ukulele players (4) and we take our ukes on longer trips so we can play on the bus or on lunch breaks
Closest thing I've seen to what it's like marching on the field. You can kinda hear what's going on but you mainly just listen to each other and do your thing. It's a blur and you're going on pure talent and muscle memory from playing these licks literally thousands of times. Back when I marched we didn't have Go Pros, count yourselves lucky the technology you guys have these days to remember how great percussion and marching is. You can't describe it unless you've done it. Way to go Bloooooo! You've deserved this for a while.
sullimd Yep we didn't have em either. Would've been cool though!! I marched 3 years out of 4 (you were in pit freshman year) and it really is crazy, the coolest thing to me was marching while you were backwards, then you really are just going off of count in your head and muscle memory for the next set of steps. Had so much fun. Edit: To clarify I meant like facing the opposite direction not just marching backwards lol should've worded that better, but the were a couple times a year at least where we were turned around and still keeping formation 👌 tricky stuff.
Tonka Truckk so like marching backfield?
I marched old school drum corps long before the technology even existed
As I recall timps had *just* been introduced. The tick system was still in place, lol. I loved it. Wish I hadn't quit.
I tried out for a corps this past January but I got cut 😥
I still got five years till I age out so I’ve got time but I’d kill to be a part of this
The thing that brought back the most memories was the physical exertion indicated by the heavy breathing during the small moments of rest. I'd forgotten what that was like and this video brought it all back 25 years later. I was lucky enough to be part of one of the best lines in the state and the wave of exhilaration when you'd finish a performance that you knew was top notch - there's nothing like it.
8:18 casual talk with a drum major during run through
Aaron Beyk our drum major would be like “ur at attention” and yell at me haha
It was the victory run they where playing the first play show again so they where having fun not being judged just having a blast
@@danputaski6368 One of the reasons I love watching the victory runs
It’s a victory run so every is allowed to do what they please as long as they play and move
I can't get over how damn good these snare drummers are.
Me to
Bro marching percussion is so fun wether your on the field or in the stands, it’s just so damn fun.
@@EndoClaw I know, i miss it so much. it's been 4 years since I wrote this comment and since then i marched all 4 of my high school seasons on snare. tryna get into an independent group
@@antsonseadoos1287 going on my 2 marching year 3rd band year and so far it’s fun as all hell, I hope you get into one of those groups.
Its my first year marching (technically second but covid so yea) and ive never really had trouble with marching
I don't know how i got here, but its amazing
Welcome to drum corp
We have brass.
And drums.
And loose women.
And more drums
It's really great how much fun they're having... All of the high fives and random verbal crap lol
Milepost 282 Productions the random verbal crap was commands. Like DUT DUT DUTDUTDUTDUT
Its_Jadan I think he's talking about when they were talking, like when they kneeled.
Really? What about the "DUTDUTDUT I LOVE YOU DUTDUTDUT I MISS YOU"
god I love marching band. Its so much fun meeting other bands and everyones always nice and funny
Its_Jadan Lol no that's time keeping. The random yelling was for fun. We do that in our band too.
lol one of our verbals is Crist compel my one two three four DUT DUT DUT DUT
2:32 "NEVER AGAIN"
haha😂😂
Lol
*5:36** IS MY FAV PART LOL*
*I love how everyone genuinely loves what they are doing our there and how they are all like family and goof around with each other!*
You can only spend so many days in 4 hour rehearsals 3 times a week with sweaty dudes and screaming women before you form great relationships with them lol
DapperShatter way more then four hours bro lol
More along the lines of 13 hours a day, every day for 3 months straight. They literally lived with each other. It's quite incredible tbh
I love that you just know they have inside jokes, like when they all screamed Pacooo😂
My favorite part is “I love you.. dot dot.... and I miss you” 😂
It's the little things like when he shakes the guardswoman's hand and the fist bump right before the snare feature are so wholesome because you can tell they all have a level of respect for one another. You can tell with the audibles and stuff that they live what they do. This was a very good show.
7:27 "come here often?"
Lol i never heard that
Wysi…
4:13 Ja-ta-ta-ta ssss-dut... dut... PIZZA!
I like that part a lot lol
Turn - turn - turn - killin' it
kara* not turn
Why Kara tho?
idk someone in color guard
4:34-4:36 "I love you... I miss you"
right before that “put it in my butt”
Huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
@@sniclops15 * car intensive *
4:15 PIZZA!
4:17 Kara Kara Kara killin' it! Ooo Zazki
4:34 I love you, I miss you.
5:36 Ja, Ja, Ja, Ja- woody- a- ta-
5:42 (I can't understand what they said) I GOT IT!
Cold Ghost maybe he forgot it or said it wrong
Sounds German
5:36 is "joe, joe, joe woody and Tom" who are two of their percussion instructors, I'm pretty sure
Sam Shoemaker I thought it was “I like cheese...... Joe woody and Tom”
@@angelinahazell4960 oh yeah i totally forgot about "i like cheese!" it's definetly JOE woodie, it's been an audible of theirs since 2014, I believe, possibly even earlier.
10:22 Lol just in case the Front Ensemble needed to hear those duts
true lmao
You right tho
Zane Stackhouse 😂😂
Hahahahahah
Zane Stackhouse true
Imagine what would or could happen if many of these players didn't have to quit at age-out. Imagine the top band, or an All-star mix, perform (and getting paid to) at Super Bowl half time, where fans get to see amazingly athletic maneuvers and hear full stadium Drum Corps Sound.
MortonLuvz2drum dca is alwayse a thing.
Morley May but is it really a “thing” lol
@@morleymay5763 sure if you live on the east coast.
super bowl halftime a stretch
It would be very expensive to pull off, but holy crap that would be awesome
My friend showed me this when It was released and it was my first time seeing what a drum corps was. Here I am now getting ready to march my first season of drum corps ever with legends. Thank you for starting my love for drumcorps.
What corps
Needs more 4-door minivan...
yes it does. Desperately. I miss Rue
Dan Taylor dont remind me. i miss him. tenor line will never be the same
drummer in a mask #NotMyTenorLine
needs Reuel and Rue
Phantom they're the same person haha
At 12:38, I can't even imagine knowing what everyone is thinking, knowing that that was the last moment they would ever play of their show.
You don't think about it until after it's done...you have a job to do. If you focus on it being the last time, you'll foul up.
I remember deliberately putting the fact that 84 finals might be my last run with BD (and, in fact, it was by 1/10th of a point to Cadets), because i had to put my best performance out on the field...it wasn't until after we got on the busses home the next morning that it hit me....and it was a depressing ride back to California.
Samuel Heavener i remember thinking this as i was marching the last performance this past yr. i was pretty sad but it was also rlly powerful
I didn't think about anything during the encore run; I was simply having a hell of a fun time on the field once more. During the actual finals run, I cried a few times because everything was so powerful. That whole day was an emotional wreck for everybody.
I can’t think what it will be like when I perform my last show as a senior, I’m a freshman rn
It doesnt hit you until the next day when you wake up for practice, but its done
5:37
I’m a colorguard girl, but things like this makes me wish I was in drumline
it is fun, i have to say
@@mang058 true
I played flute in marching band, but for indoor drumline, I played cymbals. I have wondered what would it be like if I tried out for the base line, snares or quads, but I also wanted to try out for indoor colorguard since i always found it beautiful how the colorguard spins their flags, rifles and sabers 💕
@@erikasol4002 sus
Fr
6:39 drumstick on the floor gets brutally stepped on R.I.P so sad :'(
Rip in stick
Rip in Peace Drumstick, RIP
Rest in pizzarolls.
Alejandro Gaytan Rip ;(
Alejandro Gaytan I didn't even see that
I love how excited these guys are to perform. I just hopped on 2nd bass for my highschool drumline and I get so hyped when we perform , can't wait for the next year's to come
I also had bass 2 my first year! Now I have snare, and I'll have quads and DL captain next two years.
I'm on drum set
Sabian Jaeschke I also had bass 2 my 8th grade year, then moved to tenors my and sophomore year and was drum leader for 3 years, work hard and perform the hell out of every show you have!
I was snare in 8th grade high school marching band :)
Truly amazing to see the obvious bond and chemistry between these people! Really shows that Drum Corps is so much more than just marching and playing epic music!
snare science should do a solo dissection on the opening snare lick, they never do solo dissections anymore. that shit is tight son.
MrAnarchy26 damn son what's a solo dissection?
@@wei-anhsieh2853 they break down snare solos, kinda like Flomarching's Break It Down, but more specific
WHEN THE TRUMPET CAME IN I DIED IT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL!! I'm a snare player and freaking BEAUTIFUL!!!! super jealous.
I love you. I miss you lol
Jordan Boglin get over it babe
Jordan Boglin dot I love you dot I miss you dot
this makes me want to go back and relive marching band.
DiamondPickCraft my junior season just ended, last year coming up
RequiemHD same
I am in 7th grade Marching band and I luv it. I am going to try to go to college for band.
@@g0tham wow reading this 4 years later makes me sad because I IRONICALLY have 4 years left woah wtf
@@jackthecommenter2768 I have three years including this one. Man I’m already sad thinking it’s gonna end soon
litterally have watched this a crap load of times one of my favorites also the counting tho
the drumline is just a perpetual "me and the boys" scene
Oh man this takes me back to being on the drumline in my high school. God those were some of the BEST times in my life. I miss marching so much! It was just a blast! Our band was never this big but its not about the size of the band, its about how well u get along with ur band family. and that is what band is all about. Family. I miss being on the field. experiencing the rush of playing in front of people, knowing what i had to do when i stepped foot on that field. I loved every single moment of it!
Why would anyone dislike this video
For the lols
+Superstef1543 don't forget crown fans ;)
True. At least the Blue Devils show was better this year.
Better in general. No one can top what the Bluecoats did this year.
Micah Robinson jealousy
Oh this brings up memories. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
I love how you can hear them singing the non-percussion parts when they aren’t playing
The amount of swag and finesse these guys have is immeasurable. You can feel the energy through the screen
By far my favorite cam of them all, the energy is infectious
Great moves keep it up :) proud of you
Wow, Ethan
wearefamily12 hmm mom
I march snare for my high school, so I can only imagine the excitement and adrenaline all of them had when they were playing the last few measures. Truly amazing
Really hope we get to see an on field battery cam from their last run through
8:55
Ben Gunnarson from the Trumpet soloist video. I stopped at exactly that part that he was on the ramp in his video to find him in Matt Allen's video.
Slurmp I did watched this video too, so cool
I love the small talk and fun in between. You can tell that was their last show, victory run, theyre so nerve free and just having fun
4:34 did he just
YEP😂
Yes sir
Dat Boi SUS
I love how friendly and supportive they are they seem like a super fun/good group of people
This is my favorite "on-field perspective" video so far ~ really let's you see what goes into delivering such a show ~
This man deserves a thank you, this is the video that got me into drum corps and band all together. It feels like it was yesterday that I was trying to pad along to this in seventh grade. I am now going into my first year marching and independent group this season. So thank you whoever uploaded this video you’ve changed my life for the better!!
There is something that no non band member will ever know when it comes to marching band. In marching band your band becomes more than a family as you trust everyone while they do their moves. Your section/squad becomes more and more of your family as you guys work all season together and share the same instrument. You almost spend countless hours perfecting formations with all of these people! This is my senior year and I've made a friend this year from it that I hope lasts years to come as we share the same instrument and interests.
Is it wierd that at 9:20 i started swaying with them?
same here
Mitchy E same
Mitchy E yes
Fuck the Ibises lol
Not weird, good
8:07 omg what are they doing xD
Great job btw.
It's great to see you have so much fun while being so good at the drums
You guys are so lucky you have no idea.. In my country marching bands don't even exist. Every time I watch these videos, I cry because they're so beautiful and awesome💖 I'm a drummer myself but I play an acoustic set. I'd do anything to be in a marching band, playing a tenor or snare drum
has to be one of my favorite DCI shows ever. It is just so creative, i think they really earned the title they got.
As I recall we marched our hearts out when we knew we weren't being judged. We placed 13th in prelims year. DCI asked us to perform exhibition while the judges tallies were calculated. We killed it. Later Every. Single. Official said had we performed that well in prelims we would have made the top 12. Prelims are beastly.
6:34 *"Hoes around me"*
I love how genuinely into it these guys are. I'm happy they got such an audience for this show, lmao God knows they deserve it
Amazing as usual. Awesome because my 2017 show bought those ramps from you!
God I love their tuning so much. Those rimshots sound so crisp, and they have a great resonant quality that I don't hear anywhere else. Been trying to tune my snare like this forever. IMHO best tuning in DCI, but I'm sure I'm gonna get shit on for saying that...
This is the type of show I’ve always dreamed of performing. There will be nothing like this show ever again. So drumline/groove/jazz heavy.
did any body eles get the chills at 8:30
Yes because how good it is
I DID I JIST TEARED UP NO IDEA WHY
The tuba Pedal notes💯🔥👌👌
Literally wtf exactly at 8 30
Machine Gun
The coolest thing ever. Love the chanting!
Good GOD that lick at 11:13...followed by the singles. My favorite of 2016.
The bluecoats are amazing
When they start the snare the beat drops harder than panda
FaZe SynK they sure are
I’m so jealous but I love it! I’m a big colts fan and seeing you guys playing on the Indianapolis Colts Football Field is just amazing! Marching band is a huge play in my life so being able to play on this field is a big dream! Good job guys and keep working hard!
I'm a freshman in high school and I play euphonium/marching baritone and I have always wanted to march for a drum corps for dci! I really want to when I'm older. It's a dream of mine. It looks like so much fun and the amount of work these talented people put into these shows are absolutely amazing!!
5:32 Best Vocals.. 😂
Anyone else looking for the trumpet guy?
WonTom yep 😂
WonTom BEN GUNNARSON
The_Actual_Ghost_King same
SnoopKittenOFFICIAL yeah he's at 9:09 he's the guy with the other gopro I watched it 😂
SnoopKittenOFFICIAL saxophone dude here
I love the great gig in the sky part it is just so great as being a mellophone and a Pink Floyd fan this just hits the spot and i hope to do something like this one day
This show is so iconic and you all are icons
i’m watching this in 2020 to remember the simpler times. i miss this
no tenor cam😭
I've got a quad cam from the final ensemble I'll be posting!
+Andrew C niceeeeeeee
+Andrew C when will it be up?
Probs tomorrow
+Andrew C when are you posting the quad cam?
Im in love with 8:35 when they have the 5 stroked sixteenths with the rim click in there! Its soo clean and beautiful😍😍
When he said "dah dah dah dahdah dah" I felt that😭❤
Most amazing marching band video I've seen, that you so much!
This was actually the first DCI video I ever watched, back around the end of 2019.
I was looking for a performance of a percussion ensemble piece the other half of Percussion Ensemble 2 was doing in my freshman year of high school (for anyone curious, the piece I was looking for is called _Downside, Up and Around_ and is by Jeffrey Barudin), to which there was only like one, maybe two videos of it that I could find.
Basically everything else was just stuff from this show.
While _Down Side Up_ may not necessarily be my absolute favorite DCI show, it is certainly pretty high up there, and this video will always hold a very, very special place in my heart.
Thanks for the HeadCam, Matt, and thanks for the video, Andrew.
5:16 me building the puzzle in lego Star Wars
I wish my middle school drum line could do this
Yeah have fun with that. :P
Not even high school can do this
I don't think you can even compare them... :P
Most high schools can't do this, glhf.
Man, i wish i had a middle school drumline!
10:08 is the " stick toss" and at the end there's another but the one he was talking to the drum major about was at 10:08 if you had trouble looking for it
Why did he tops this stick?
THANK YOU
Yo was he trying to catch it or toss it to the other snare???
Being a high school freshmen in marching band I just find this absolutely stunning
Same here
Once practice starts to feel the same and you make no mistakes in your show that when things start getting fun
This is the best thing I've ever seen in my life
I love you, I miss you.
Big flex this guy is my drum teacher
8:08 kills me everytime
im dying
ok, this is one of the best things I've ever watched
I've always loved Downside Up, but the inside view makes it so amazing!
4:17 “Carol. Carol. Carol... KILLING IT.”
Confirmed: *CAROL BASKIN KILLED HER HUSBAND*
Kara*
Kara but nice try
Hey it’s Matt Allen. He’s my schools drum line instructor
Jose Gutierrez Mora it’s definitely a lot and makes our drumline one of the best in our division
@@DimensionsEdgeTavern dang what is it like?
Lucky bastard
that guy in front of you with the floppy ears 😂
So cool to think I marched on the same field as my favorite DCI team last year, can’t wait to do it again my junior year at BOA
After 8 years I'm still having goose bumpslistening to 8:20
As an alto sax player this wants me to just quit that and learn how to play snare
Stay on Sax, learning Snare Drum is something you either commit to at a young age or you dont commit period
GamingWithFun15 / GamingWithFunOffline I cant really say this with knowledge, but the way I see it is to do what you want. I don’t think it is ever too late to learn snare. Just always practice.
As a trombone player, i feel the same
Jacob Hanekamp this is such a stupid comment, assuming he made this comment as a high schooler, it definitely would not have been too late. I started as a junior (3 years ago) and currently march drumcorps and have a couple of years to move up to dci. Of course not Bluecoats but then again they're one of the best drumlines at the moment
Jacob Hanekamp and my school wasn't anything special either, it's about practice and dedication
9:16 That must've been the wink, because the crowd went crazy!
Samuel Heavener yup lmao
12:40 I never realized how hard he really *smacked* that last note 👌
this is super impressive and really cool to watch but oh man the amount of effort and work you have to put into something like this is almost unimaginable
Time for this to be on everyone’s recommended page
4:16 made me laugh so hard. "PIZZA!!"
A little less pizza and more 4 door minivan
Ooo just slice me off a lil' piece of that!
I heard Ben Gunnarson loud and clear, Matt and Ben are my favorites.
I know Ben had a mic, but still.
And no offense to other bluecoats, you guys do way better than I could.
I've watched this so much times it's my favorite show out dci
I’m in 6th grade just started playing percussion and loving it!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
PACOOOOOOO, wait paco? Yeah I think paco XD I loved that
EcHo_aWAITs I don't get it are they just filler words?
yeah same. Also hoo-liet un and Taz-urs-taz-et-un I GOT IT!!
Random Name so are they just filler words?
I don't see what you mean by filler, they replace DUT-ing. Basically saying something funny or cool to not sound like a DUT-ing human metronome
Random Name ok got it thanks. I call DUT-ing filler words because it helps you stay in time.
if this sport was open... imagine... but its so expensive to be at this level...
You also need to be skilled
+k. mun so do other sport players ^_^
Pablo D once you get in do you get paid, like, it becomes a job for you?
Marifeel no, you actually have to pay to be apart of them... lol
whateva56 they get payed in championship rings so it's good to win
"2 I love ya 3 I miss you"
Im gonna use that to count from now on.
8:09 "HeY DaBaDi DAaAaA" had me sobbing
bro everyone makes fun of us band nerds but they never understand the hard work put in and the comradery that comes with all those long hours of practice after school.