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Charlie, the Cavaliers nickname is, "The Green Machine." At that time, they were living up to the name.
Last sentence hit me right in the feels 😢
Do you know what happened?
@@mxtty5633After losing to Crown in 2009 management fired the brass staff. Michael Gaines, the drill designer stayed on til 2011, but they’ve never been the same after he left.
@@mxtty5633yep show design in 2012(my rookie year) was terrible and it set the corps on a downward trajectory every since
so many drum corps videos in a short time!
I'm so happy
screw work charlies watching drum corps again! Lets go!!
I was there that night in Madison. I still can’t believe human beings marched this show. What a show to see live.
One of the most intense visual books I've ever seen.
If Cavaliers Frameworks is on your list, I highly recommend you watch that. My favorite corps show of all time.
Going into the future, 2026. This was the cavaliers peak. They were the corps of the early 2000s. Their drill was always so great, like a machine.
I can't remember for sure when the rule change went into effect, but the guy on the field is a judge. Back then there were a few that would walk around the field with clipboards and tape recorders. Percussion judge, and I want to say a music and a marching judge, but someone correct me because I'm probably remembering incorrectly. Anyway, they added a rule later on that doesn't allow any judges on the field. There are still some on field level, but I don't think they're allowed to go past the sideline. Oh and the robotic guys being passed overhead was just more production line sort of stuff. The fully-built robot coming out at the end of the line. I really wish there was better video, because there were a lot of cool moments that were missed due to the less-than-ideal camera work.
I believe the rule was made after the 2018 season since thats that last I saw a judge walk around on the field
@@d0nk_ can confirm! i marched dci in 2019 and it was a huge controversy for a minute
2019 was the first year where judges movement on the field was restricted
Is that way marching has gotten kind of meh?
@@starbrightinfinity3329 drill was still really good in 2022. not really sure what happened in 2023 to be honest. that isn't to say i think there aren't still some really cool drill moments in recent seasons but there's definitely less of them
The DCI Championship moved in to Lucas Oil in 2009. Prior to that they were in different stadiums, usually big college bowls, mostly east coast. This video was the Cavalier's finals performance. The 2006 championships were at Camp Randall Stadium at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Wisconsin.
The guy walking around in the middle of the field is a judge, either musical or visual. Love your reviews! Thanks!
Watching this at work, so hype I love these reactions fr
Glad you watched this show it's what drum corps is all about. Always makes me proud to be a Cavalier 💚🤍🖤
Prior to 2009, the DCI Finals rotated among different cities like the World Cup or the Olympics. This looks to be at the University of Wisconsin.
This was the very first DCI show I ever watched, and it remains my favorite to this day. The visual instructor for my high school marching band was a rookie in the baritone line for this. He always liked to brag about how he's front row on the 50 during the opening impact.
Hey Charlie keep up the excellent work! I love the drum corps content!!
The Cavaliers actually had a great video release where they discussed the design of this show. The cool stretching and manipulation of that block was the robots trying to "start" the machine. The repetitive trumpet lick and subsequent "whack" was sort of like a skipping CD. The emotive 3rd movement that ends with a heartbeat is the robots becoming sentient - having a heart, so to speak. This was PEAK Cavalier show design, before they kinda started to have an identity crisis. A nearly 20 year old show still stands up.
This was the very first DCI show I ever saw. It was on TV when I was going into my first year of high school marching band. Changed my life. So glad to see you check this one out the drill still blows my mind nearly 20 years later
This was finals at Madison, Wisconsin in 06. From 1972-2007 finals used to jump from city to city until DCI made a deal with Indianapolis to host finals there since 2008.
Actually, Lucas Oil Stadium was still under construction in 2008, so Finals moved to Indiana University in Bloomington.
@@michaelgwfrogwelgeIt’s crazy to me that shows like Spartacus or Finis could’ve been performed in Lucas Oil
The guys in the green shirts and clipboard are field judges. They usually talk into hand held recorders making comments. It very intimidating performing with them in your space talking about your mistakes😉
Charlie, check out the original music source material, Renewing Vows by Wynton Marsalis, which makes a reappearance towards the end of the show. It’s the movement with the colorguard rifle “assembly line” ….Wynton Marsalis is an American music national treasure! And being a music educator in Louisiana (where Wynton is from) having my favorite corps use a jazz song like this….for a machine themed show was a pure joy and honor to witness! Many friends in this particular show that year! Keep it up Charlie!
The judges-always blows my mind they never seem to get knocked over
This is old school drum corp the guy in the green shirt on the field is a percussion judge. Until just a few years ago you had on field judges
Ahhh I see. Thanks for the info 😁
It’s sad to me to consider this ‘old school’ 😊 I didn’t march corps, but my high school competitions also had on field judges. We had ‘standing orders’ to march through them if necessary. And that did indeed happen a few times.
Absolutely! You let nothing stop you from hitting your mark, especially not a judge
@@JoeRocklin "judges don't exist" was the rule at my school 😂
"Old school?"
I laugh in 1984.....
happy 100k subscribers!!!
Thanks Tristan. Appreciate that 😁
Love your reaction videos! It’s always so fun to watch someone really appreciate the activity and what goes into it.
The guy on the field is one of the judges with others out of view and in the press box. This show was in fact the finals back when it moved around to different venues in different years. It’s now permanently in Indy which that move happened a few years after 2006.
That performance was at University of Wisconsins Camp Randall Stadium, where I believe the finals were held during that era. The event moved to Indianapolis a few years ago and will probably stay there, mainly because its indoors and would not be affected by weather. The clipboard guy was a DCI judge as they are judged (at that time anyway) on the field as well as the pressbox. Just to try to answer a few questions. As good as this show was, the Cavaliers 2002 show "FRAMEWORKS" is considered by many the best show visually in history. I agree on the visual. It still has no peer.
Think of it like the Borg from Star Trek. The corps is being assimilated by the “machine,” sort of represented by the individual members being passed over the color guard in that crowd-surfing kind of move. At the very end of the show, the lone snare drummer plays the same lick from the very beginning of the show as one last spark of individuality before succumbing to the machine, and the entire corps “powers down” at the end.
Also, for your own personal enjoyment and enrichment, I would recommend seeing a high cam view of this show so you can just see the drill from a more aerial perspective. While the music in this show is cool, the drill was the star of the show.
The people walking on the field are judges. If they’re in your way, you hit them. Cavaliers are my hometown corp (or as close to it as possible). They taught us our high school drills in 1980.
The Cavalier's nickname is "The Green Machine." In 2006 they embraced the name totally and made a show of it. Brilliant designers! The Cavies had a dynasty in the 2000s. Champions in 2000 (1st place tie with the Cadets), 2001, 2002, 2004, and 2006. Except for 2004, which was music from James Bond, all of their music was original. They are also DCI's last remaining all male corp.
"Who's this guy walking around in the middle of the field? Get out of the way mate!" LMAO! That the percussion judge. Prior to 2023, there were judges for each caption (percussion, brass, and color guard) allowed on the field. They wear tan slacks and green Polos. There have been more than a few field judges bowled over in DCI's 52 year history. In 2023 (or maybe 2022) DCI decided to finally bar judges from the field. They are still on the sidelines.
Too bad the person who requested this one din't request the high cam video, so much of that impressive drill is lost in this mutti cam one. Here's a link to the high cam: ua-cam.com/video/FaC0jmmPAtw/v-deo.html
Love your reactions! Keep em coming!
All of these videos scratch the itch when I tell non-DCI fan friends to watch this......... awesome content
Lol, the people that are “getting in the way“ are the judges running around to see what they’re doing on the field up close.
I remember the electric feeling in the stadium that night. As my grandfather would say, THE GREEN MACHINE! As the guy behind me said THAT'S THE F@$KING CAVIES BABY!
I'm sure it's been said but:
Guy on the field is a judge. Thery used to have a few on the field (I hit one once) they aren't on the field anymore for their safety.
Finals used to be at a different place every year which had its pros and cons.
I liked the variety because it was always our summer vacation
With Indy you know what you're getting
yes what @greghahn8337 said below judges use to walk around the field. the one you kept seeing was the drum line judge mostly
Now that you watched a Cavaliers show, I recommend their shows from 2000-2011
so DCI finals used to travel changing venues each year, there have even been A Finals in California. The guy with the clip board is a field judge there are 2 one for horns the other strictly for percussion. the percussion judges are the most athletic as they follow the drum line, until lately. in 2022 a judge was hit by a bass drum in finals for open class and it broke his arm. since then, they have to stay on the front sideline for safety. old vids you'll see judges miss players by inches dodging at the last second. the straight line drill formation is a Company Front (you had it!). great video
This show was AMAZING…if someone said point me to a show that’s just 🤯 this is in the top 3. This was an era for Cavies.
Also…we need to bring back judges on the field. I remember fearing being caught and followed by a judge.
2nd also…I forgot how much we used to move on the field. I feel like a lot of corps are doing a lot more parking (and sometimes blowing).
In one of your recent videos you mentioned you loved the lack of props and emphasis on drill and I thought, no hoped, that someone would get you a Cavvies show from the Oughts. Machine, Frameworks, and 007 are all greats from this era!
Charlie, you just made what has been a horrible day end on the beat of ways🙏 I don’t know if I have told you but I am a Cavalier (once a Cavalier always a Cavalier). You just reacted to The Cavaliers when they were the corp to beat. This was the DCI Finals and the Cavaliers were the World Champions. As a matter of fact, The Cavaliers were World Champions in 1992., 1995, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004 and 2006 and should have won in 2003 and 2007. you asked some great questions during this reaction so I will try to answer them. First of all you’re correct the finals were not always in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium. DCI finals used to be in a different city every year until 2009 for a partnership with the city of Indianapolis due to its centralized location, in brand new stadium with a retractable roof as there have been finals that were marched in the rain (not fun) and Indianapolis is home to the offices of DCI. The show that you just reacted to was in Madison Wisconsin. I saw it in comments already but judges used to walk around on the field during the performance in order to get an up close view things like technique, footwork, equipment work from the colorguard and the percussion judge you would always find running around following the percussion where they went. There are definitely sure that lead up to finals all summer long. Some of these are in small high school stadiums there are bigger regional competitions typically held the other large stadiums like lucas oil. these shows are very organic in the way that they change sometimes drastically from the beginning of the summer to finals as the design team sees things that work better. The show you just reacted to was designed by one of the biggest legends in DCI history named Michael Gaines. there were a few excellent drill writers before him but he definitely evolutionized the Activity by creating non stop drill that most say was choldiscopic and every movement led to another beautiful form. Not only did he write the drill but he was huge and coming up with the entire visual concept including the color guard. his ability to hear piece of music and tell that story through his visual concepts is what put him in the DC Hall of Fame. you will see as you see react to more of the shows from the 1990s 2000s and early 2010s that drill much larger role in the show and there was always a lot more movement. I love great drill which is why I marched in The Cavaliers however I do understand how the activity has had to evolve into the types of shows you see now with a lot more props and more staging rather than drill. I love all the shows that you’re doing I still can’t wait to see my two PayPal request 2014 Blue Devils scoring in 99.65 which is the highest score ever and star of Indiana 1991 Roman images… Star of Indiana was a brilliant corp well ahead of its time which you will see. Keep them coming my friend😁👍
Sorry you've had a crappy day Steven. I'm glad the video made it a little bit better. Thanks for the info
Charlie, The 1992 Cavaliers won their first championship. In 1995 their second called, the Planets. They also won in 2004 with James Bond. You should do all three of these. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This is the Green Machine dynasty years! They were so amazing and dominated for so many years! Wish I could’ve watched this in person. Thank you for such a great reaction. Always love watching your videos.
This was the very first show I remember watching back on high school. And I thought what in the world was this. It was the first time I got really hooked on DCI and now I've been going to DCI San Antonio show for the past 9 years with some friends of mine. I'm glad you're looking at the older shows. Those shows hit differently and I love them for it. I hope you watch more older shows they are all classics.
the championships use travel from city to city every year until 2009.
Has anybody told him to check out Cavaliers "Frameworks" yet?!?!?!?! Mr. Smith, you're going to flip your sh*t when you see this show.
Please react to Caveliers 2002! It is the 2nd highest scoring show of all time and by far my favorite. It has some of the best music.
This was a high watermark in pure drill design! Love it!
There used to be two judges on the field. You know of the one for percussion. The other one we call the M&M judge, which stood for Marching and maneuvering. The M&M judge was also on the floor in Winter Guard (which you haven’t explored yet.) Those judges were split in two downstairs captions, one strictly for Equipment and one strictly for Movement. We sit low on the 50 of the gym floor instead of on the performance floor. If the judge was in front of you, he won’t know your show and have been whacked upside the head.
I can’t wait for you to explore WGI (Winter Guard International,) which is like a sister to DCI. It is where the color guards from DCI and High Schools compete from January to April, when they have their World Championships. Your going to be AMAZED!
How do I get a guaranteed reaction from you? I want to show you some WGI shows!
There was also a brass judge on the field.
"Who is that guy and why is he in the way?" That's an on-field judge. DCI judges are often both on the field and in a pressbox above, but the rules on this has changed over the years. You'll see some years where the judges are obvious, a few where there are none on the field at all. Fun fact: everyone from high school marching band students to DCI corps members know it's the judges job to get out of *your* way, not the other way around. So, if he's in your spot he gets plowed. Hence, all their hopping and popping around. They're trying to stay alive. :D
Another fact you might not know the Cavaliers is the only remaining all male drum corp. The other all male Corp the Madison Scouts started allowing women in their corp 2 years ago
I didn't know Madison had changed. Interesting.
Always torn on what's better for this show! The high cam, or multi view cam? Both so good!
Also, Charlie, loving the imagery you were coming up with throughout the show!
Charlie is popping off 🔥
Trying to my friend 😁
Not sure if this mentioned in other comments (not going to go check), BUT, I think it's fun that yesterday you reacted to Blue Devils who as we all know, finished 3rd. Today, you reacted to this 2006 Cavalier show _that was 1st place_. 2006? Also the last time Blue Devils got 3rd place.
DCI finals locations used to be in different locations every year until DCI moved their corporate Headquarters from Chicago to Indianapolis at the same time Lucas Oil Stadium was set to open
THANK you for reacting to dci my bf and I love watching u react. We literally stop what we’re doing when u post a Reaction
The patrons been requesting all the bangers lately! Love these vids, man, keep it up🙌
The guy in with the clipboard is an on-field judge! They’re at Lucus Oil as well! This was the DCI World Finals in 2008. The Finals moved to Lucus Oil in 2009!
11:38 An amplified manual typewriter being played in the front. In 2006 rules allowed for amplification of acoustic instruments and vocals but no electronic instruments, so all those mechanical sound effects were created acoustically.
"The Green Machine" has been a nickname for The Cavaliers since the mid 1960s, for the consistency of winning competitions and their kelly green uniforms.
Camp Randall stadium in Madison, Wisconsin, mainly home to University of Wisconsin football, hosted DCI championships 6 times.
Needa see troopers 2023 from you man 😁 trust me its a banger
I miss DCI Championships outdoors!!!
Wow welcome back in time to Field Judges. I still think they should be a thing, but I can see this year for example they definitely would have been in the way of most of the shows
The random dudes walking around are the judges. Usually there were 3 on the field for percussion, brass, and the color guard/visual in addition to the multiple judges in the stands/pressbox. However the judges are no longer allowed on the field more than a few yards past the front sidelines.
This was a DCI finals, but DCI finals were in different states and stadiums every year until DCI struck a contract with Lucas Oil Stadium to hold it's finals week in Indianapolis in a multi year deal.
You need to get onto Star of Indiana 1993, the birth of modern drum corps! And if you are brave enough 1991 as well!
Charlie the guys walking around are judges.
Ah, you've discovered field judges. Back in the day, we would try our best to git them without getting too far outside of the drill, especially early in the season when the judges were still learning the best way to navigate the drill.
Ahhhh...judge traps.....
I miss the days when championships were held in Madison at Camp Randall Stadium. It’s walking distance from my house so all of finals week I could just hang around and watch corps warm up.
It’s not a robot costume. If you look at older dci video’s every corps had an identity, as in colour of uniform and head gear. It’s wasn’t until recently(maybe the last 7years or so) that corps slowly ditched the identity or as we knew it (uniform) there would be tweaks in the uniform ever now and then but you knew who was entering the field as soon as you saw the corps. But these days the use the (uniform) to enhance the overall production. I’m an old y when it comes to dc, started when I was 8 and left when I was 25, in between that I auditioned for the blue devils in 2002 got in but stupidly didnt go because a girl. I live in the uk and the uk used to have a good dc scene but it’s really struggling now. It’s nice to see first reactions to a show I watched live 18 years ago.
Older videos you will see judges on the field
Got you. Thanks for letting me know
Guy was a judge
Anytime someone says a corps has a clean drill I compare them to 2002 - 2006 Cavaliers. Every. Time. Honorable mention to Mad World too. Nobody owns the field like The Cavliers have.
I think Madison Scouts 2013 would make you cry
YO man U need to React to 2002 cavaliers the best cavs show in my books
As good a drum line that was, the corps that finished in 2nd was even better. The guy in the green shirt “in the way” was a judge. The drill writer at the time was doing some innovative stuff
Since you’re reacting to more 2000s stuff you oughta check out ‘Frameworks’ its from this sams group
Incredible drill, as were all the Cavaliers' productions during their peak. Forgettable music, though. My favorite of theirs will be the 007 show. For me, there needs to be at least one score I can latch on to and relate to, something I'll be humming afterwards.
*Notification pops up* Ooh this is gonna be a good one
Appreciate you 🙏🏼
You gotta still react to 2024 mandarins
They probably had the most fun show this year imo
Only a matter of time before we get into the WGI rabbit hole :)
i’m sure you’re flooded with requests but you should check out the cavaliers show from 2010😁
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You should try watching some WGI indoor percussion shows some point since you're liking dci so much
Did they win with this show?
Please react to bd 2017 or bloo 16
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