2002 Crossmen - Strawberry Soup - The Crossmen 2000-2009 DVD
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This was the closer of the show from 2002. What a great year!
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Amazingly I’ve never heard this before....and I LOVE it. I marched ‘93 BD, and thoroughly enjoyed strawberry soup. This Crossmen arrangement just might be my favorite
Camp Randall Stadium, 100% still the best stage for DCI.
I absolutely positively agree! Acoustically, it cannot be topped.
I pray that I get to experience a 🥁 &🎺 corps show from there.
@@sycomantz There as well.
I prefer stadiums with natural grass.
Big colourful logos at center, and bright white yard line / numbers take away from the drill...not that this matters anymore with all the crap corps drag around these days.
Orlando was terrible is just about every way imaginable, but the audio and video of those years is superior to the years around them.
Camp Randall unfortunately has buses loading/unloading on the street directly behind the stands.
They stayed at our school and practiced my senior year when they performed in Murfreesboro. This show stuck with us all year, after hearing their opener "Heat of the Day" by Pat Metheney(sp), it was programmed into the show and it just so happened to be the 1st arrangement I ever got to write and hear live!
Don Ellis would be proud. Well-done Crossmen!
I love this version
don't give them such a hard time because it's not the 82 or 83 Scouts. or 93 Devils. This arrangement was meant to be a little more serious and they put a hell of a lot more visuals into it. Devils & the Scouts was more or less "park & bark" . . . . a different day and time.
and the scouts 93, can't seem to find a recording of it on here.
AKA the "Concert Number".
I like this version but, Madison '83 is the gold standard IMO :)
I feel like corps moved more back then.
They did. It's become more about the dancing, showmen aspect with ever more complicated and musically demanding arrangements.
who else thought this was a marching animated program. Poor quality hd, welcome to 2019. BUT DAMN.They were BOSS! I thought it was a computer it was so clean.
Love the musicianship. Would be interesting to hear this played on G-bugles, ala Scouts 1983. Cool stuff.
Blue Devils and Madison Scouts both played it in '93. Look it up.
Ahhhh flugels!!!
Now That Was Very Sharp. I loved it.🤩
man, something about those crossmen arrangements (and hornlines) in 2001 and 2002. so much energy. loved those uniforms too. i liked the 03 show too, that was my first year marching (back w/memphis sound), but i think the performance level slipped a bit from the years prior.
also get it patty! i see you crushing it down there
And physical energy too! There’s trumpeters running flat-out to their sets in the last minute or so.
@@agogobell28 i'm 99.9% sure you're talking about 3:41. i've spent the last 5 minutes coming to terms with the fact that i no longer have any recollection of how to calculate step size, hahaha. but yeah that was a great camera shot and an epic 8 counts for that member (that didn't get much easier afterwards).
both those 01 and 02 years seem to feature a lot of spontaneous responsibility, plenty of moving and playing throughout
Chuck Naffier was the arranger for those years. I marched with the Colts in the 90s when Chuck was our arranger and brass caption head. I just love, love his style! The Crossmen shows from when he was with them are great!
So the Crossmen went retro and were allowed in finals. I think think that's cool. It wold never happen today though.
I absolutely love this song!!
Good god this was incredible
This IS what DCI should be! not all the sampled music and body contorting non musical activity that it has morphed into! this IS why interest in DCI/WGI is dwindling. they've forgotten where they came from! GIVE ME ANY OF THE SHOWS FROM THE 2000s OVER THE CRAP BEING PUT ON THE FIELD NOW.
YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!
I like this arrangement. But has no top 12 corps ever performed the real ending to this song?
Really nice job Crossmen! No need to write it off just because it's not the Scouts...
Damn..... these guys were GOOD, the complete package. Solid hornline, great guard, awesome visuals, very good drumline (I think, not a drum guy) and fantastic visuals. Frankly, for many corps, I think the quality of the shows has gone downhill since about 2010. Too many theatrics, too much electronics, less musicality.
I agree. There arent many WOW moments these days in drum corps. Drill is good now, dance and guards are great, wonderfully talented hornlines and drums. However the current music arrangements just dont entertain like they used to. At the end of a current DCI show ya just kind off sit there at the end of a show and say "ok, next".
02 was legit
Watch the guard completions against the horn line. Phenomenal results AOC male vs female energy. An incredible ensemble
Because only Madison Scouts can do this song... Never mind that it has also been done by Blue Devils, Bridge men and others.... I rather like Bones' interpretation of this.
@@StephenKershaw1 I'm a BD alum and I still prefer 83 Madison's version.
My two favorite arrangements of "Strawberry Soup" 1993 Blue Devils and this ....
that entire 93 bd show was fire. 94 rightfully gets plenty of attention but those shows (particularly the hornlines/books) from 91-93 were something else.
Nothing and I mean nothing compares to the 83 scouts version.
@@daveyboygee i like the 83 scouts version too. epic sop solos. but this, bd 93, and madison 93 all do 'compare,' because they're drum corps with great hornlines playing the same tune :)
@@daveyboygee the original is much better. Doesn't just take the musical payoff without working for them
I’m humbled to even be in the discussions with those Madison Hornline’s. We never compartmentalized that comparison. We worked hard to give you all something that We felt showed more sophistication and attempted to more closely resemble those cooler groovier tones that the chart brought.
We will never be Madison, or Blue Devils. We hope to have brought to you some of the best of the Crossmen. Confidence, aggression, personality, and sophistication that made you want listen to us.
Let me know if we did our job…
Sure you guys did!!! Listen to the audio of the 1991 Madison Scouts and then the Crossmen. That was the greatest one two punch ending and beginning that I have listened two!!! I think the finish was 8th and 7th. Can't remember, but it was absolutely awesome!!! My heyday in drum corps.
Good soup 🤌🥹
NOPE ITS CROSSMEN!
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1:33～2:40
Lol. wtf was that trumpet trio meant to be??
Sorry ... doesn't measure up to ANY of Madison's versions ... don't make the excuse that they move more, here ... i thought the ideal is to sound JUST AS GREAT when you move ... if this line measured up to Madison's versions, then they would sound great AND move great
Soloists ruiind it
Yeah, this is exactly why I stopped paying attention to drum corps years ago. Clean to the point of sanitary, no balls whatsoever. I didn't think a boring arrangement of Ellis' 'Strawberry Soup' was possible, but here it is. It's not the Crossmen's fault - that's just what DCI is now: bad music theater.
I'm actually glad I'm not the only one who just isn't feeling it with this arrangement.
The original genuinely brought me to tears the first time I listened to it, and I don't feel anything close to that feeling when listening to this version. It's very technically well done and performed, but that part they play at about 1:35 ish, Is supposed to be the payoff for around 11-12 minutes of deliberate build up, and I just dont think this arrangement "earns it".
Micing is completely wrong.