New Zealand Girl Reacts to PHANTOM REGIMENT 1996 - DEFIANT HEART
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This performance by the Phantom Regiment in 1996 tied first place with the Blue Devils!
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That first 3 minutes of ultra slow drill is possibly one of the best drill pieces ever written. So hard to pull of that flawlessly. And then it ends with that crescendo. Such a brilliant opener. (And don't even get me started on those uniforms)
Start brother start!
Super-clean roll step!
I miss the old black regiment
The tension break at 4:19 is the best ever. Even she could feel it.
I was in the crowd on the 3rd row. It was AMAZING! My first experience with Phantom.....needless to say, I was hooked for life!
Kristy Spears was a phenominal Drum Major.
I was in tour with Crown in 96. I saw this show so many times from the side. Finals night in the old Citrus Bowl in Orlando they literally physically shook the stadium during the closer. Amazing show.
I was in that corps from Iowa in 96 so we got to see this one many times from the side as well that summer. Cheers!
"I'd be so tired now, I swear."
Hence why being between the ages of 16 and 22 is ideal for a physically -intensive activity like this. And don't forget: For whole summers, all these kids do when not eating, sleeping on a bus while riding it or eating/laundry is pretty much practicing their show multiple times and fully perform it.
“Let’s have another run through”
“Run the opener”…. Plays the first few measures… CUT CUT CUT. “ back at the top, hustle!” 100 times over, summer bad in 100 degrees (Texas)…. I’m 40 and would go back in a heartbeat. Miss my drumline even though we all still talk. We were blessed to have Phantom’s 2nd bass as Tech from this show. Our line won everything we were in 96-98. Some of the best years of my life
I marched soprano. That whole season was an experience I’ll never forget.
I am humbled by your comments and all the other comments here.
I get chills listening to this show, then and now. Every. Single. Time.
You should watch the 1996 Blue Devils. They are who we tied with that year. An amazing show also.
I was in the stands during this performance and I just want to express how emotional this show was in person. We were literally in tears during and after Phantom's show. I feel blessed that I was able to be there.
Me too. Melt your face off.
Ahhhhh Phantom Regiment. They are the top story tellers of DCI as you've seen with the Spartacus show. Their 2011 Juliet show is still one of my favorites to listen to, and the ending is just super powerful, highly recommend that one.
And to answer your question, yes all members including the drum major (conductor) are under 21
Others on the list that i wish i had money to guarantee recommend for you:
Carolina Crown: E=MC2 , Rachstar
The Cavaliers: XtraordinarY , Secret Society
The Cadets: Between Angels and Demons
I really can't wait until you can make it to a live show. It takes the epic up to a different level.
Great thank you for these recommendations!! I've had a lot of requests for Carolina Crown: E=MC2 especially so i'll try get onto it soon! Omg me too!!! i'm trying to go in 2022 :)
Ive actually been tempted to pay for a guaranteed request of Carolina Crown E=MC2 and some other crown stuff so we can see it! Next Friday I’m going to if I can :)
Courtney Coulston Juliet is one of the more emotional shows in dci history it’s really cool
@@austinparr3nt second best phantom show only behind spartacus
Phantom Regiment are like one of the best corps and one the most underrated corps.
Theres still so many favorites to watch:
2002 Cavaliers "Frameworks"
2006 Cavaliers "Machine"
2008 Blue Devils "Constantly Risking Absurdity"
2011 Cadets "Between Angel's and Demons"
2011 Phantom Regiment "Juliet"
2011 Carolina Crown "Rach Star"
2013 Carolina Crown "E=mc2"
Ahhhhh
Phantom performed a show in Pittsburgh that year in the pouring down rain. It was coming down in buckets. We stood right next to Kristy Spears the Drum Major. There was no lightening so the judges allowed the show to go on. There performance was amazing! We all got drenched but didn't mind a bit because Phantom put on such a great show. Great memory.
I’m surprised it didn’t turn to a standstill. I was at NightBeat back around ‘98, and that show turned into a standstill after a couple performers from the opening corps (Les Etoiles, I think) had some falls due to the rain, and ended up going to the hospital. No lightning there either, but because the movement changes are so sudden in the activity, they made it a standstill show for the safety of the other performers.
“Every Drum Corp video I watch is such a pleasure...” Damn Right. Couldn’t have said it any better.
Slowest build to the opening hit in corps history....and totally effective.
Indeed. I didn't realize there were no drums for the first 2+ minutes. It may not look impressive much like a lot of this show but I think one needs to march it and see that it is not easy at all.
Ugh I remember seeing this live and just falling apart! Thank you so much for reacting to this video! Phantom is such an amazing corps (who I wish could return to their greatness 😔) and this is one of their greatest shows (along with 2003, 1989, 1991, 2006, 2008, and 2011).
You should really react to some of crowns best shows like 2012, 2013, 2015, and 2017, but those are just recommendations. Have a great day!
She so needs to react to Phantom 89. The brass in that show are just amazing
Noah Powell - OG Buick line. Just saying.
"1956...that's so crazy."
Heh...The Cadets would like a word...
Haha xD
@@CourtneyCoulston When someone pitches the Cadets, one of us will explain.
I've been trying to get her to do The Cadets! We all gotta recommend between angels and demons on her site!
@@samsignorelli Holy Name or who? I honestly don't understand. Message me on FB.
@@oldsopplaya Sorry...I didn't see your post until just now. Can't message you on FB, as I don't know your FB handle.
What was the question?
All the music here is by a 20th century composer from the (now former) Soviet Union named Dmitri Shostakovich. That final number was from the final movement of his Fifth Symphony, which many consider his greatest masterpiece, and which he wrote as a reaction to criticism from the Josef Stalin-ruled Soviet government of an opera he wrote.
This is such a great show, my percussion teacher played snare drum in this corps that year!
I love that snare book...especially the part an the end of the opener: sixteenth note drags followed what sound like inverted flam taps, then tha crazy open, meaty roll! Yee-haw! Makes me happy every time I heard it, then even more happy when I play along to it.
@@maxdominate2481 Yeah, the big beefy rolls and repeated flams are pretty nice
Who was your teacher?
@@troysclafani653 Dan Arana
@@simonking5381 great guy I remember him well!
Phantom Regiment is one of the best drum corps and storytellers whenever they perform on the field. A show that bring me to tears musically is their 2010 show entitled "Into The Light". I highly recommend.
I only ever got to see Phantom once, in high school at an event Lake Erie Regiment hosted. Literally the only thing I can remember from the entire show was Phantom was still in all black, which to me seemed like the coolest thing ever, and at one point they were so loud, I could see the lid on my cup of soda actually vibrating. I was the kid in the trombone line who always got yelled at for playing too loud, so seeing Phantom playing with that kind of volume felt like some kind of win to me.
This was such a crazy year. They either were 3rd or 4th that whole season. They caught lighting in a bottle that night. No one thought they would leapfrog the Cadets who were in second the previous night to tie with the Blue Devils and win there first title. The closer the horn line was just on fire!!! The drill was dang near spotless. You really can't say anything bad about this show. It was the complete package. Every part complimented each other. I love to see your joy over a activity that I love so much.
Blue devils 1994 will amaze you. As good as you have already seen, you will love the music and the repertoire of this particular group. I was there, and the warm up alone was exciting. I have never seen anything as good since.
Thank you for reviewing that particular video. I watched it live and it brought back great memories. Goose bumps watching it again, with you. :)
Sounds like you're a Phan now... (Heh)
XD
Yeah, she's a Phan :)
Welcome to the Phamily, Courtney.
ahh, I clearly remember the first time seeing this show in Dallas Texas on my 16th Birthday. As good as the recording is, they were 100x better live! the soft parts were very soft and the loud parts were very loud and ever since it's been my favorite DCI show to date! Unlike a lot of modern shows their show was very minimalist, didn't rely on props or gimmicks, just a few flags for the guard, great music and drill, and a disciplined corps that played their butts off! I was with a corps out of Orlando, FL and just amazed by them. They even moved together off the field like this. The next night we were in Tulsa, Oklahoma and there was a tornado nearby so they stopped the show and sent everyone inside the school until the storm passed and I remember we were being a bunch of goofy band kids goofing off in a hallway when Phantom Regiment came in single file and intense. They didn't say a word, just came through in slow motion it seemed. Once the storm passed everyone went back outside and the show went on. Just a normal thing in that part of the country.
The following year our contra bass (Tuba) instructor was one of Phantom's 4 tubas up front in the intro and he came with lots of great stories like how they had to plan when each player breathed so that it would sound like one giant cello playing a continuous note without any gaps. Also it was the first night we got to see the Blue Devils and the first notes scared the crap out of everyone!
I was in a St. Louis drum Corps with the tympani player. His name is Jeremy. He's like a brother. And I played on a college drumline with the 3rd tenor player and played in band/percussion with the female Marimba player on the far right.
7:13 never gets old 😤
This may be a fantastic show, and one of Phantom’s best, but nothing beats the design of Phantom 2011 Juliet! Immaculate writing and music! One of the best closers in DCI history!
this > that, thooooo. not even close. sorry
That's classic Phantom for you. Clean, engaging, ferocious in precision.
I know this was a different era of DCI, but this applied even then: This show is a great example of how an understated presentation can succeed if your execution is as flawless as can be. The solid black uniforms with just a pop of blood red from guard. The slow, intentional footwork and simple forms. That could easily come off as boring, but Phantom really nailed the bold, confident presentation. Your attention is commanded the entire time. You know the pared down exhibition was calculated.
They stood tall, kept disciplined feet, and let Shostakovich do the talking. Well done to anyone that marched this show. I will never forget it.
P.S. props to my man on tympani. There are only a handful of individual faces I remember from shows over the years, and he is one of them. He was the voice of the people! I'll also never forget the drum major. I suspect this was her age-out year. What a capstone performance!
My high School drum instructor from Clear Brook High School was on the Snare Line in 1996 with Phantom Regiment. Best thing about this show is that it’s the last year G Bugles we’re used and also the sound is pure horns no electronics!
1987 Santa Clara Vanguard....yep. It's still my favorite out of all the awesome stuff that's out there
Melt. Your. Face. Off.
I was there.
Back in the day
The Phantom Regiment was all laser focused precision ... it was a live action shock and awe campaign.
The Madison Scouts were all heart and soul and passion.
Still a great watch over 25 years later
Thank you for the drum corps videos! I marched drum corps 1975 and 1976 for a corps called Guardsmen. From the same state as Phantom Regiment (Illinois). More restrictive rules back then, but Phantom was great in that era too! It is so cool that you enjoy drum corps. THANKS!!!!
You need to react to Phantoms "Harmonic Journey" from 2003. Often considered the best ending of any show.
The call back to the opener both in music and the triangular drill gets me every time
Shostakovich + PR = absolutely bloody magnificent
In my opinion, there is no corps that plays as passionately as Phantom. They may not always be the cleanest, but their shows have so much heart and passion behind them that I can't help help but love them.
In 1996, they had high horns.
@@oldsopplaya As they rightfully should've. That hornline was something special.
What’s even more mind-blowing is that they rallied like crazy during finals week (championships): they started the week in 4th, almost four points behind the Blue Devils. They climbed their way up in semifinals (3rd) and tied at finals! Talk about a defiant heart!
And to answer your question from the video, yes, the conductor is 21 at most (at the time). Her name is Kristy Spears! The age rule by DCI has since changed slightly; you can now march in a corps as long as you don’t turn 22 before June 30 (so technically you could be 22 on tour and still be okay).
Courtney is the cutest UA-camr ever
Nah she’s the cutest girl ever!
Facts
The black uni’s 😍
Fr!! 🤩
A black swan if ever there was one!
As an alumni of Regiment from the mid to late 90’s. Thank you for the compliments, and SUTA.
I love how you pick up all the cool moments of this great show. As someone that made this activity such an important part of my life, it's so awesome to see someone appreciate it.
Glad you did this as I have never watched this one... and i have watched almost all of them lol. Guarantee request coming soon, I promise!
❤️❤️❤️
The closer is so epic. One of my favorite shows ever.
You can google the finale of that performance. Look up "Best 90 seconds in DCI" The line up at the end was referred to as The Wall Of Sound!
Phantom Regiment has been a favorite for me since I was a teenager.
This show ranks as my alltime favorite, and if you need a great example of getting in some good cardio, watch the color guard!
This show exemplifies all of the greatest things about DCI: excellence, discipline, passion.
I was in 8th grade and this finals show was my first DCI experience and I will never forget it. I have seen dozens since then, and there are so many great memories to be had, but this particular show will always have a special place for me.
they were what, 5th, 4th going into finals week? 3rd after semifinals? i don't remember but one of the big things about this show was the rapid push towards 1st place as the days in the season ran out. one of the most meteoric late-season pushes ever, adding to the magnitude of the performance. the crowd seemed to have that vibe of 'can they really pull it off tonight?' ....and they did. honestly phantom 95 is my favorite show ever for sentimental reasons, but i still remember my first time falling in love with this show and all of the emotions it contained.
Great video.A few of my friends were in the Phantom Regiment back in the early 80s to late 80s.. It was amazing to see in person. I kept going back and forth between the video and watching your expressions. Your expressions are great! Beautiful smile and just I get a kick out of your reactions. Keep it up.
Inventions for a New Millennium and Between Angels and Demons anybody?
Oh man... SCV 1999 was incredible. That ballad will never NOT give me the most powerful chills.
Although.... SCV 2000 has held one of the top spots in my all-time favorite shows of all time.
It wasn't all that clean, or played perfectly, but damn.... they performed the absolute SH*T out of it.
Phantom Regiment's Colorguard is known as the Phantomettes. Also yes, the drum major is also under 22.
Phantom regiment never fails to impress,, great video
Courtney, you may recall that Phantom Regiment was the Corps that did the Spartacus show that I know your REALLY loved. Phantom is amazing at injecting emotion into their shows like no other. This was another great one for sure and well deserving of first place. It’s always fun to watch your reactions. I love your UA-cam channel. Keep up the great work!
Marching band and DCI unis are on the thick side! Lots of hot and heavy material. Imagine performing in Phantom Regiment’s solid black unis day in and day out in temps 35 C or more!
The genuine happiness and enjoyment you get out of it, I live!
I don't think anybody has answered the question yet so I will: The conductors are known as Drum Majors. In most (if not every) case Drum Majors are current members of that corps and audition for the spot, it is fairly common to see an instrumentalist become a Drum Major (such as Everett Kim of the Blue Devils) and therefore have to abide by the age-out rule.
Also, a brief history of Drum Corps: Drum Corps is an activity that was started in America by the VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars) as a means to give "young people" an activity to spend their summer on. The activity is modeled heavily after the military bands of the United States Armed Forces (USAF) and in looking at it under that lens you can begin to see the deep links. Color Guards are a means for presenting the nations "colors" (flags) and typical color guards (military kind) will have two flag bearers and also left and right guards (who carry rifles) Color Guards in marching band and Drum Corps also gain a lot of their inspiration from USAF drill teams (which you have reacted to before) and less common Sabre Guards
PS: If this gets read in its entirety I will be shocked, but anyways leave a like if you learned anything, or leave a comment to correct me if I am wrong. Thank you!
Haven't watched yet ... all I can think is ... OH DAYUM!!!!
Their uniforms are traditionally white, but for this season they called their season "Back In Black" It was in Orlando, Florida. I was lucky enough to be there that year!
Favorite show, thank you Glenn and thank you Courtney!
You betcha. I am also requesting the corps they tied with, the Blue Devils. This is a huge contrast in shows.
Yessssss this one is incredible. My era of drum corps
I love that you're learning drum corps lingo!
The way you describe the music is the best description of Shostakovich I’ve ever heard!
Like a fine glass of wine. Classic!
Well now, I didn't want to pile on more requests onto the mountain of them she must have, but this makes me want to see her check out Santa Clara Vanguard 1999. As far as this video, I actually have to say, this is my first time watching this show myself, so I was right there with you the whole time Court, amazed at the music and drill! What a beautiful show!
This is one of my favorite shows ever! I've been thinking about this show for a few days now, listened to it yesterday, and here you are today! What a coincidence.
I would recommend two videos: 1) Blue Knights 2016, or 2) The guy who jumped from space! I think his name is Felix Baumgartner
You should definitely watch Phantom Regiment's "Juliet" !!!! It's such an emotional show. If you liked the musical theater vibes in Spartacus, you'd love Juliet. Great Video!
Phantom Regiment. 1989. New World Symphony. Best PR show. EVER! '89 was just the best year ever for all of DCI.
Talking to acid-tripping, weed-smoking friend in '97 in freshman year, theevergreenstatecollege, this guy had no idea of marching band coolness, let alone dci craziness but he told me he saw a drumline last year & I asked him about it & he said HE had seen a drumline in the last year over the summer, probably after a Grateful Dead show... & he said ... "THEY WERE DRESSED IN ALL BLACK.... ... & THEY WERE BAAAAAAD ASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! & I knew who he was talking about!
These DCI groups like Phantom Regiment and Blue Devils are legendary. You can see elements of that in the video, but it doesn't do it justice. You really have to experience it in person. I recommend that you go see a show when the opportunity presents itself.
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The best bass drum tuning i have ever heard.
The reason it was good is because it was a well put together show and performed so well. Just shows how props and mics and all aren’t always necessary. It was a great show without all of that.
I highly recommend Phantom's 2003 show, "Harmonic Journey". The opening and closer are amazingly powerful and one of my favorite shows in terms of musicality.
Thanks for your request!! I will look into them further :) :)
A true Regiment classic, and the show that made many a Phan (myself included)!
Yay my favorite corps!
I REALLY wish I could guarantee a couple Crown shows! Crown 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and even 2017 are all incredibly good shows.
I hear you :) I’ve had a lot of requests for 2013 so I’ll try do that one soon
I love watching her videos there so amazing
Thank you sooo much!! ❤️❤️❤️
You should check out Texas UIL Finals Marching bands High Schools. Beautiful shows
Love the uniforms. I think you would live carolina crown 2016 its one of my personal favorites since its the first dci i ever watched
Into the Light People....INTO THE LIGHT! Thats the PR show she should review.
I loved it. Too bad you did not have the one that showed the Drum Majors ( Conductor) final Reaction. All of her tears when she knew they had killed it. Thank you for this reaction. 👍
5:30 Everyone is under 21, that is the age out limit. Santa Clara Vanguard has a different colored plume for them.
A H ! I was wondering when this one would come up!
C'mon Phantom. Do a sequel to this in 2022 :) How about the power of well-written harmony/voice-leading in that 1st mvmt, tho. I bet there were a lot of wet eyes in the stadium while listening to this powerful stuff :) This show is SO fundamentally-sound tho, for reals.
Plus it's 2022 and Christy Spears (sp?) is still my favorite conductor in DCI history. The expressive gestures, the command of what's going on all the time (you can tell that she really knows the score well)....the solid right-hand. I bet she's a great leader too.
Great show. I wish they would reencode this in high Def. Love the Shostakovich pieces!
Love those unis
Between Angels and Demons pleaseeeeeee
Wow, I'm old. I graduated high school in 94
This show was what inspired me to start drum corps 🥺
I believe the cut off age was 21 back in '96. They increased the age out at 22 recently. George Hopkins of the Cadets made that proposal. He also proposed to increase the maximum corps size from 135 to 150. Before then it was only 125. Last year it was again increased to 152.
Actually, it was 128, then 135 .. then 150 .. now 154.
128 at the time, actually
DCI trivia .. did you know??? The reason it was 128 to begin with was .... you could only fit 128 members on 3 motor coaches back in the day. 43 seats per bus but the back row was a bench ... you could technically fit 3 people there. Then busses got bigger, longer etc. And the limits on membership were raised. The initial rule went into effect after 1975 when Madison won with a 135+ member corps. Smaller corps petitioned for competitive equity and the limit was put in place during the '76 or '77 rules congress, based on seats per 3 coaches. The rest is history.
@@supersop Are you counting those of us who could fit into the overhead racks? :)
@@supersop You're correct. My bad. Let's hope corps are able to get back on the fields someday soon so we can all enjoy and support them.
Phantom Regiment was always a Phan favorite.
Two vids in a day no way but the pjs are really a force that deserves more credit they were in very major us conflict even at the Bin-Laden raid. But we’re given no credit
As previously mentioned, they tied for first with the Blue Devils in 1996. If you haven't seen their first place show from 2008, you should definitely check that out. It's called "Spartacus" and it will blow your mind.
:) one of the first one's she did ua-cam.com/video/gzBQ_mm8uaA/v-deo.html
Thank you for letting Edmund know for me :) you’re the best
@@CourtneyCoulston would love to see you react to 1996 Blue Devils, the corps that they tied for 1st place. There has only been two times in DCI history were there was a tie for 1st.
@@burdrchitect1680 Three times. 1996 was Blue Devils and Phantom Regiment with a score of 97.40
1999 was Blue Devils and Santa Clara Vanguard with a score of 98.40
2000 was Cadets and Cavaliers with a score of 97.65.
You're welcome Courtney. Two others to check out if you haven't yet.
1989 Santa Clara Vanguard: Phantom Of The Opera
1992 Velvet Knights: Magical Mystery Tour
Like the one I mentioned above, the endings are epic, but I don't wanna give you any spoilers.
BRO MY DAD MARCHED THAT SHOW!!
Omg really! Tell your dad he’s awesome!!!
Ok now I feel old
@@cbenson196 Try it from my perspective. Courtney is young enough to be my grand daughter. Sigh!
Ik it hasnt been that long, but i miss the dci vids
Also can you plz react to any of these shows?
Blue Devils 1996(1st place)- "Carpe Noctem"
BlueDevils 2019(1st place)- "Ghostlight"
Santa Clara Vanguard 2019- "Vox Eversio
BlueCoats 2018- "Session 44"
BlueDevils 2018- "Dreams and Nighthawks"
Carolina Crown 2017- "It Is"
Carolina Crown 2016- "Relentless"(full final run on dailymotion)
BlueDevils 2016- "As Dreams are made on"
BlueCoats 2016(1st place)- "Downside Up"
The Academy 2016- "Drum Corpse Bride"
BlueCoats 2015- "Kinetic Noise"
Carolina Crown 2015- "Inferno"
BlueDevils 2015(1st place)- "Ink"
Carolina Crown 2014- "Out of This World"
Carolina Crown 2013(1st place)- "E=MC^2"
BlueDevils 2012(1st place)- "Cabaret Voltaire"
The Cadets 2011(1st place)- "Between Angels and Demons"
BlueDevils 2010(1st place)- "Through A Glass Darkly"
Check out my playlist of Courtney's other dci reactions
Edit: it turns out that i am a dingus and forgot to link the playlist. ua-cam.com/play/PLYVTRIT3tRUHiK1-buxNI_ffXg5nDlHGu.html my bad
Elijah Fowler I would love to see 2012 Devils and 2011 Cadets. Two very different, but equally fantastic shows. Shows the diversity of thought and design in the activity
She already reacted to Ghostlight I'm pretty sure
Edit: I'm sorry I mixed it with the 2017 victory run one. I apologize for being slow 😂
@@wesleydecasere9832 agreed and as far as the Cadets goes; any corps that can use a 14 minute piece written for symphonic band _and_ "160 bpm" by alan sylvestri deserves 1st place. Also... Rip the baritone at the beginning of their performance
Hi Courtney!
That was amazing! I'm assuming being from New Zealand that you are familiar with the Haka? Would you mind doing a reaction to a wedding Haka? If you do a search on UA-cam for wedding haka it should come up. It's pretty amazing!
Star of Indiana turned into Blast a Broadway musical.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t Kristy Spears one of, if not, THE first female lead drum majors that DCI had ever seen? It shocked me when Phantom’s latest drum major in 2019, also a woman, said people warned her that Phantom “doesn’t typically do women drum majors.” It was such a flat out lie. Couldn’t believe they forgot about Spears.
Star of Indiana had a female drum major in 1990.
i need Downside Up. im gonna comment on every dci video until it happens.
yes i agree, that show was 🔥
Downside Up is possibly the most INSANE DCI show ever! IMHO
I emailed her, and she said she would try to get to it soon, it’s my favorite show as well
Ohhhh French toaster, this the same video??? Ok I’ll make it a priority next time I film! I got y’all!
Courtney Coulston thank you so much
!!! That would be awesome 😁
Please react to 2004 Santa Clara Vanguard. Attraction: The music of Scherazade
Yes to this! I’d like to see 95 Cavaliers too if she’s going back this far in time.
2014*
Daniel Goldberg 2004 is better
I made a request for this! For 2004. Hopefully Courtney sees it! ❤️💚
Agreed Daniel. Don’t get me wrong, 2014 was good. But 2004 I feel has a the full story in display.
Mike Wallace RIGHT!!!
Thanks for doing these videos!
I’d love to see your reaction to Cadets 2011, “Between Angels and Demons.” One of the best visual programs ever, and a sick drumline. I’m not even a huge Cadets fan and I love this show.
ua-cam.com/video/NyS7q4Svm18/v-deo.html
One person missed the like button.
My trumpet instructor was in this corps
Ayy 2000 cadets is where it’s at
You gotta do some Cadets