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Glad those smaller snares were just a fad. They sound like shit.

Did you use topaz to upscale this?

This show design is just really bizarre.

Just found this… I’m one of those Baritones Frank is telling we have pitch problems 😂

Great stuff! Wish I had seen this sooner

I forgot about Stick Change-o-Rama in the Tenor Line! 😵‍💫🤟🏾

Lol you even got rid of the early Contra hit in the opener. Thanks for making this remaster available! We really were a great program that year.

RIP GMEN

Cool stuff

lol! yup!

only 3 check 7's in this phrase? seriously?

I managed to do it spending 25950 with a somewhat conventional solution, but I considered that curve method before!

This method was great. I was struggling with the setup's, but this was quick and easy.

Never seen this footage of the percussion cam. Man...my allergies. It was an honor to be in the fold and be a part of such good playing and work ethic. This was a great line and a beautiful experience.

Bro this is amazing. Thank you.

My dude understood the assignment too well. Very creative solution, Bravo 👏

Who was the caption head back in the early 2000's? Was it Chris Hestin?

Is this a mcnutt line?

Interesting thinking, Nice !

Is that a young Andrew Markworth that I see?!👀

Genius. I spent like $400k on this one lol.

The Pinnacle of the McNutt Midwest Era! Incredible drum line that year... you have to be a beast to manage this kind of great playing and carry those doumbeks!!

They play that well in mid-June? P.S.- anybody who ever called Glassmen "boring" were clearly not paying attention.

#checkpatterntraining101

You would think with all the polymer technology they could design a non-Kevlar head that can have the warmth of Mylar but the punch and clarity of Kevlar. The new system blue snares and the Evans heads are not my cup of tea. The blue coats snare tuning was nice in 2019. I just like that warmth that Mylar produces. But man what a pain keeping tension consistent and heads busting at the most messed up times. I faked it through a few shows back late 80’s early 90’s

1:10-1:13 clean duple roll... then a clean triplet roll. ❤️

Star of Toledo-ana

Great camera work.

the other drums attached to snares sound like i spilled my delicious, reverse-osmosis water

That snare line sounds great.

I totally forgot about the fake-out bass run at 4:14...we were ridiculous.

Where's the flugelhorn player now? He had a great solo in the Blauth Meditation for Oboe piece in 2011.

LOL Austin's head

Damn

Allentown Scores. High Percussion: Glassmen. imgur.com/a/daffO

August 1st - Bass Drums and On-Field Warmup - Chris Hestin 0:00:00 August 2nd - Field Percussion - Lee Beddis and Chris Hestin 0:11:33 August 3rd - Cymbals - Sara Helmuth McNutt 00:22:48 August 4th - Front Ensemble - Al Dunn 00:33:40 August 5th - Field Percussion - Chris Hestin 00:38:59 August 6th - Field Percussion - Rob Misener 00:50:25 August 7th - Front Ensemble - Al Dunn 1:01:21 August 8th - Percussion Ensemble - Chris Hestin 1:12:46

5:47 Looks like a middle-aged man on that concert bass

MYLAR!! LOVE IT!

That last left hand before the release kills me. Chris was probably early.

How about that snareline! :-)

meant G-BASS! ....1:25

I feel like the snares would mess up on the easy stuff, like an 8th not entrance and stuff. Other than that,awesome.

is that Ian?

Stock Thom Hannum

dat roll...

cleanest snare line i have ever heard

mcnutt

B-Bass!

GREAT LOVE IT !! I marched with the Glassmen back in 80/81 (Howard Johnson uniforms) GLASSMEN will always be in my soul. We used to practice on Hill Ave. on blacktop. You guys have it made.