So Houston 93.7 The Arrow is having a "Guitar Idol" competition, and my friend Eddie Haddad made it to the finals.
Check out his clip and then vote for him to win (he honestly deserves it if you listen to the other ones).
http://www.kkrw.com/pages/guitaridol.html
We got him ahead of the other guys, we just want to solidify his victory. Thanks for all the help guys.
Yeah, great point. And "weak" was a bad choice of word.
Also, in a way, having an alternate system encourages kids to work hard to make the band in the first place. I don't know, both sides are arguable. I'll figure it out one day.
I think cutting people from the drill is weak. Even though we did it at my school, I think it takes the focus away from education, and places it more on being successful competitively. I don't know if I'll do it in my band.
Well, that's usually how it is in the better corps, because there are more returning vets. And lots of times, that's only a requirement for the head drum major.
At Cavaliers you have to march at least three years I believe.
A little bit, but mainly it's because she practiced literally twice as much as me... on my own instrument. You have no idea how badly she wanted to be in the marching band.
I hate the PML. Lots of great horn quartets that we could have played (although the ones we did play were cool). Also, Horn quintets and sextets weren't even a category. You should be able to play a lot more than what's on there.