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The single most criminally underrated show in DCI history. Lost of corps TALK about innovating... this corps DID innovate. Introducing live mixing and looping was something never seen before in DCI (unless you count two chords in Tilt).
@@TheRabbitHasLanded The problem with the show was there was no poetry at all. There were literally no words to help develop and support the theme. Poetry, even referenced off the field outside the show, would have been a welcome addition to help heighten the concept and give it depth. By the way, all drum corps shows are about sounds and waves of motion, so how is this one different? How are this show's ripple effects different from the tons of ripple effects done throughout the activity that year? How is the end different from the beginning? This show had an underdeveloped theme of sound wave theory, and lacked specificity, humanity, emotion and resonance. But it sounded great, created some magical visual moments, and sure was pretty to watch. It didn't need dialogue, dance, singing, story or characters. It needed meaning. Third place.
I don’t know why, but I got a lot of meaning from this show. I think the fact it’s so abstract means it can take any meaning the viewer wants it to be, sorta like T/LT. It seems to give off some sort of sentimental and also poetic vibe for me, especially with Steve Reich and “Woods” as source music, both intelligent and sentimental pieces. At least it has a constant theme, and it’s not all over the place. It feels like one show.
They deliver an ABSOLUTELY INSANE performance and then the 3 people that clap at the end gets me every time. (Granted, it's a rehearsal, there probably wouldn't have been very many there)
This show is a dizzying display of utter AWESOMENESS!!!!! They did not get their just rewards that year for such an amazingly difficult show. Definitely in my top 10 of ALL TIME!!!!
I didn't think of it, but I think the percussion judge for the bluecoats that year described their music as minimalist and clean. Dont quote me on that tho
Sparkly Mop All motion is relative so we can think of one thing as being fixed and the thing as being moving. An inertial frame of reference is one in which the law of inertia is balanced All frames of reference moving at constant velocity with respect to an inertial frame are also inertial frames. You may call me brother now Yes brother, I know He’s 42, 5 feet 8inches tall Normally wears his curly hair long He has a ruddy complexion, broad shoulders and is barreled chested He’s a college graduate, a talented artist and sculptor Normally wears, normally wears, normally wears his hair long Found the original music, the science I just managed to figure out what it was saying
@@CDev15 the second half of that is just flat out weird. Idk any other words to describe it. How does it relate to kinetic motion and stuff? I still think it's really cool.
This, tilt, and downside up are three of the most satisfying shows I've ever seen
i keep saying it, the mid 2010s were the golden age for the coats
The single most criminally underrated show in DCI history. Lost of corps TALK about innovating... this corps DID innovate. Introducing live mixing and looping was something never seen before in DCI (unless you count two chords in Tilt).
This show screams underrated
Tkibbs14 the drumline was so underrated. This show was a masterpiece
@@TheRabbitHasLanded What was the show about?
Jesu Spectre it’s an abstract adventure through the sounds and waves in motion through its drill and music. It’s poetry in motion.
@@TheRabbitHasLanded The problem with the show was there was no poetry at all. There were literally no words to help develop and support the theme. Poetry, even referenced off the field outside the show, would have been a welcome addition to help heighten the concept and give it depth. By the way, all drum corps shows are about sounds and waves of motion, so how is this one different? How are this show's ripple effects different from the tons of ripple effects done throughout the activity that year? How is the end different from the beginning? This show had an underdeveloped theme of sound wave theory, and lacked specificity, humanity, emotion and resonance. But it sounded great, created some magical visual moments, and sure was pretty to watch. It didn't need dialogue, dance, singing, story or characters. It needed meaning. Third place.
I don’t know why, but I got a lot of meaning from this show. I think the fact it’s so abstract means it can take any meaning the viewer wants it to be, sorta like T/LT. It seems to give off some sort of sentimental and also poetic vibe for me, especially with Steve Reich and “Woods” as source music, both intelligent and sentimental pieces. At least it has a constant theme, and it’s not all over the place. It feels like one show.
4:56 the lead in to the impact just gives me chills every time
That ballad is like a little piece of heaven on earth
none of us were ready for this show the first time we saw it
Full honesty I thought it sucked the first time I listened to it. It's now my favorite.
The opener is so unique and satisfying
Can we just appreciate how full the drumline sounds in that measure at 3:39?
Nathan Winters I cant stop listening to it
its so good dude
If BD didn’t play as ballsy as they did in 2015, this would’ve been a Sanford line easily.
They deliver an ABSOLUTELY INSANE performance and then the 3 people that clap at the end gets me every time. (Granted, it's a rehearsal, there probably wouldn't have been very many there)
I keep expecting the mellos to do the Bb C E C Bb from tilt at 1:44
The last minute is literally the most chill inducing thing I’ve ever heard. I can’t watch it without the hairs on the back of my neck sticking up.
This show is a dizzying display of utter AWESOMENESS!!!!! They did not get their just rewards that year for such an amazingly difficult show. Definitely in my top 10 of ALL TIME!!!!
At about 12:10 the light above the drum major's is in tempo lolol
+Jacob Koch indeed it was.
That saber toss at 9:03 was so damn perfect
4:18 THAT RIFLE RIPPLE GOD BLESS
One of the most innovative shows of all time. This is the future of the marching arts. Y’all ain’t ready to hear it yet… ;)
Woods will forever be my favorite Bluecoats ballad of all time
And the most intense and probably also my favorite closer
Here in 2021 , still an amazing show
My lord that ballad. Im not crying you are!
It’s 2024 and this is still my favorite show of all time
The echo at 12:19-12:23, good lord.
All of the Bluecoats releases are magnificent
9:50 my favorite part. Honestly I think it sounds like it's from Spartacus (Phantom Regiment 2008)
It's an excerpt from "Dense" by Univers Zero
MY GOD!! This is amazing thanks so much!!
This is the first time I actually watched this show and holy crap I have been missing out!
5:36 god DAMN basses that hand to hand was
CLEEEEEEEEEEAAN
That hand to hand at 5:36 omfg
+dylan palmer mmh girl
3:57 i dont think its legal to have a contra feature this sexy
Probably one of the best rehearsals to sit through haha.
Drum Corp in 1080p 60fps should be illegal
Corps*
Technically, it's illegal at 144p
No its amazing
At least on UA-cam. High quality porn isn't good anywhere.
Technically its illegal because of stupid copyright laws
still 10/10 in 2022
such a good show
A bit controversial, but this show fits so well with synthesizers, a lot more than I feel other shows have.
I still fucking love this show
Colorguard run was 🔥🔥🔥
Is no one gonna comment on all the hats that the pit threw?
4:16 3rd guy from the left slips
LOTS of Steve Reich in this show! Is it like a 'minimalism' show?
I didn't think of it, but I think the percussion judge for the bluecoats that year described their music as minimalist and clean. Dont quote me on that tho
I can't what to see them in the finals
Great video
Nice comment
Nice reply
Craig Loeffler, you're such a badassssss
agreed lol
Spring Training... here 2018
how do they only have one championship 😭
At 2:59 I always expect the tilt pitch shift 😂
Is that Sam in the backfield??
Yes
you're waiting to make the massillon encore the last video from the season... arent you? >.>
Who's the head drum major? I am in love with him and his conducting style! Very nice. But seriously, who is he! :)
GizmoAndGeorge willie
@Conflux White Knight Willie...
GizmoAndGeorge WILLLIIIEEEEEEE
@@ElCapitanJones 3 years later, thanks! Lol
Anytime baby, anything for Hunky Willie.
5:26 😍
That hit at 11:35 is PHAT
60 fps?
What piece is used in the last like minute of the show? With all of the trumpet runs
I can't find a full uniform show anywhere :(
www.dailymotion.com/video/x3uposd
@Layne Melton lmao a tad late? Boi u 2 years late😂
dont worry my dude i gotchu send me email i have dock with all shows since i think 74
@@NickTrysAtLife wait what!? I'm interested
You probably have to search "Definitely Positively Never On This Earth Would This Be Bluecoats 2015" or something crazy like that
I just fall asleep to this song
Seriously though I've done the same thing
trumpet feature at 4:20 SLAPS
Can someone tell me what the voice over during the percussion feature is saying? I can’t make out the words
Neither can I. I've been wondering that for a long time.
Sparkly Mop
All motion is relative so we can think of one thing as being fixed and the thing as being moving.
An inertial frame of reference is one in which the law of inertia is balanced
All frames of reference moving at constant velocity with respect to an inertial frame are also inertial frames.
You may call me brother now
Yes brother, I know
He’s 42, 5 feet 8inches tall
Normally wears his curly hair long
He has a ruddy complexion, broad shoulders and is barreled chested
He’s a college graduate, a talented artist and sculptor
Normally wears, normally wears, normally wears his hair long
Found the original music, the science I just managed to figure out what it was saying
@@CDev15 the second half of that is just flat out weird. Idk any other words to describe it. How does it relate to kinetic motion and stuff?
I still think it's really cool.
It is pretty strange, it’s part of the original music. I still really like how it fits in with what they’re playing
@@sparklymop The Books - An Animated Description Of Mr. Maps
does anyone know what is being said at the part after the ballad? I caught "yes brother, I know" but I can't make out anything else
chocoboko123 listen to The Animated Description of Mr.Maps by The Books. That's where they got it from :)
thanks!
Fucking marvelous I love Bloo
what song is at 6:05? What did they base it off of? If it's shaker loops, what time stamp on the video?
The song is Bon Iver's 'Woods'
At 6:05 its "Gene takes a drink". at 6:15 it's "woods"
Bon Iver “The Woods” or Kanye West “Lost in the World”
5:46
How do they do that thing at 5:36? Is just a really fast trill or something?
Yes
can we also get a mention of the basses? Those hand to hands are deadly if not played right!
@@benkessler4439 okay but for real tho those hand to hands are crazy
which major is Samuel crawford?
Backfield
2:30