Does this upset you?

[Terri1957]

It doesn't upset me at all. But boy are they upset on the senior corps forum on DCP. [img][img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v732/ ... 661445.jpg[/img][/img]

[Frontier]

Doesn't upset me one bit

[Jim Anello]

What I find hilarious is that Bush USED electronics in the warmups to their show a couple of years back, playing a recording of President Kennedy committing the nation to landing on the moon. There was no booing in prelims or finals. Yes, I know it wasn't after the show started, but it was part of the overall production. You'd think some of those "purists" would have been up in arms.

I said it on DCP and I'll repeat it here. If Bobby Hoffman were still alive, his corps would be using amps. Probably in a Frank Zappa Tribute.

[Hostrauser]

I said it on DCP and I'll repeat it here. If Bobby Hoffman were still alive, his corps would be using amps. Probably in a Frank Zappa Tribute.

That's a show I could definitely get behind.

[SCVBaritone]

I said it on DCP and I'll repeat it here. If Bobby Hoffman were still alive, his corps would be using amps. Probably in a Frank Zappa Tribute.

I believe that, and he would probably throw in something extra just to drop your jaw. I had the unique priviledge of meetimg Bobby when he was teaching the Stockton Commodores drill during the time Jim Ott was the horn arranger. They would crash at our place in Santa Clara and I remember Bobby capturing everyone's attention as he would rattle off outragerous ideas for uniforms and drills and he had that crazy laugh..the man was one of a kind and a drum corps genius. That was the fall of 1971. Do you think he would throw in a tribute also to Alice Cooper?

Ben

[Jim Anello]

I said it on DCP and I'll repeat it here. If Bobby Hoffman were still alive, his corps would be using amps. Probably in a Frank Zappa Tribute.

I believe that, and he would probably throw in something extra just to drop your jaw. I had the unique priviledge of meetimg Bobby when he was teaching the Stockton Commodores drill during the time Jim Ott was the horn arranger. They would crash at our place in Santa Clara and I remember Bobby capturing everyone's attention as he would rattle off outragerous ideas for uniforms and drills and he had that crazy laugh..the man was one of a kind and a drum corps genius. That was the fall of 1971. Do you think he would throw in a tribute also to Alice Cooper?

Ben

I can see it all now...The Bridgemen, playing their production of "School's Out Forever!!"

Live snakes in the colorguard...oh, the mind reels just thinking about it.

[Terri1957]

Thank you all for being cool. That's what I expected from the soundmachine crew.

[Blurae1]

I've played School's Out with my band at contest about 6 years ago. The judges were not amused. We did that in the same show with time warp. We were very entertaining, especially when the whole band fell down at the end.......Bill

[Terri1957]

What I find hilarious is that Bush USED electronics in the warmups to their show a couple of years back, playing a recording of President Kennedy committing the nation to landing on the moon. There was no booing in prelims or finals. Yes, I know it wasn't after the show started, but it was part of the overall production. You'd think some of those "purists" would have been up in arms.

I said it on DCP and I'll repeat it here. If Bobby Hoffman were still alive, his corps would be using amps. Probably in a Frank Zappa Tribute.

St. Alphonso's pancake breakfast house perhaps? "they're so nice and fluffy white, they'll make a fortune by tonight. They are so nice and fluffy brown, they're the finest in the town.


$10 to Jim and Zappa. Jim has a zappatite.

[Hostrauser]

$10 to Jim and Zappa. Jim has a zappatite.

You are what you is.

[Terri1957]

exactly.

NO phoneys in this house.