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  Skippy said:
I saw one military band at area marching competition last year, I can't remember the name though. They were really good and it was very interesting to watch.

Kingwood, 5A

 

we watched them too, pretty awesome

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If you guys are interested in seeing a military band, which is what Lufkin is, I'm leaving a link of our contest drill. The first thing you'll see on this video is homecoming stuff, but skip through that, and you'll get to the band stuff. (After that is a football game, but this is the only video that I could locate online of this year's band). If you do watch the video, please comment with your thoughts.

 

 

Go to the link, and click on the game that says Lufkin-Woodlands, and click on PART 1.

 

City of Lufkin Website - Click on Part 1 of Lufkin-Woodlands game...

 

Don't forget to fast-forward through the homecoming stuff to get to the marching part! Thanks!

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  LufkinSectionLeader said:
Hmm..sorry guys. It worked for me...

 

Anyway, I'll give you a link to the City of Lufkin Football Video Page.

 

Click on the game that says Lufkin-Woodlands, and click on PART 1.

 

City of Lufkin Panther Football Videos - Click on Part 1 of the Lufkin-Woodlands 2005 game

 

Don't forget to fast-forward through the homecoming stuff to get to the marching part! Thanks!

For anyone else watching, its 8 Minutes into the video.

 

Very nice lines... very very nice. I have to admit the "commentary" on the video is a little funny "There going this way, now they're going this way."

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I have to admit, I obviously had a misconception when I thought that bands that marched in the military style were primitive and backwards. At first, it seemed like it was just a block moving around on the field, but then things started getting a bit more "spicy", and I liked it. So, thanks for the video and educating all of us. Well done! :D

 

- mindfulmusician

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  mindfulmusician said:
I have to admit, I obviously had a misconception when I thought that bands that marched in the military style were primitive and backwards. At first, it seemed like it was just a block moving around on the field, but then things started getting a bit more "spicy", and I liked it. So, thanks for the video and educating all of us. Well done! :D

 

- mindfulmusician

Yeah, honestly that's the conception involving most military bands. Mainly because a lot of military bands tend to do "safe" drills (dragging the field, a few counter-marches) just enough to get a 1. With a lot of the bigger bands (Lufkin, Kingwood, even Lindale), there is a little more risk to the drill.

 

A lot of those directors are trying to get rid of the whole "if you've seen one military band you've seen them all" idea that a lot of people in East TX harbor.

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Nick: you are exactly right. Hopefully Lufkin, Kingwood, and Lindale do a good job of proving people (who hold these misconceptions) wrong.

 

Also, Nacogdoches has a fine military band as well. :) I'm still looking for a video of last year's drill for Lufkin...I'll tell you if I come across anything.

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I think it would be cool to do a show that is primarily corp but also with some of those really cool military visuals (Like staggered turns and stuff), except, keep the horns facing front always (unless you're facing back field for effect)

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