2015 Bluecoats - Kinetic Noise
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Publicado 2016-03-23
Electrical static opened "Kinetic Noise," leading into an acoustic-electronic world of wonder that pulsated across one’s brainpan. The profound emotional and physical effect akin to riding a pogo stick to work. The last minute of this production—with its stunning color guard tosses, blazing final drill moves, and landmark advances in sound engineering—left many wondering in awe what they had just heard, seen, and experienced.
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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when the trumpets come in right after the contra feature, it feels so badass like you know shit's about to go down
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Underrated BC show. Everyone's all about T/LT but I goddamn love Kinetic Noise.
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Spock roll was cleannnnnnnn!!!!!!!!
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1:39 that loud clean ass bass split tho!!!!
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that key change doe
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Here's something amazing... Bluecoats have never been closer to the gold last year. They were only .725 from winning. The year before that, they were 2.475 from the gold. Who knows what they will do to close the gap in 2016...
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Favorite 2 minutes of drum corps ever. Just phenomenal in every way. The overall mood and vibe they create with the minimalist music is incredible, it should be boring but it is not in ANY way, it's almost ethereal. What they're doing with electronics and types of music they're using will be game changing, and this clip showcases that perfectly. When they turn around at 1:00 gives me the biggest goosebumps every time. Brass and drums are phenomenal as always, but I don't think the guard from 2015 got enough credit, they really stepped up their game from being a scoring weakness as recently as 2013 to being top 3 this year where they contributed HUGELY to the visual package through their psychedelic color scheme, shimmering metals and motion, and incredible clarity in their work. They deserve some love too. Absolutely cannot wait to see what they do in 2016.
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Best summer I ever had.
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I've learned throughout listening to Bluecoats shows that when the trumpets or Mellos have a little run, that something badass is about to go down.
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Most underrated show ever
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Probably my favorite show of all time. This clip really shows off just how cool and creative this show was. I love all of the music and visuals and every transition gives me goosebumps because it's so well orchestrated, and so cool.
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let's get Heat Wave to DCI Finals
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The ballad was so good, you should have had that in the video
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Favorite show of all time
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Am I the only one mad that they focused on the trumpets marching and doing nothing when there is this really sick snare feature going on?
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I absolutely love the percussion and drum parts to this!! And the toss at 1:08 is incredibly satisfying, with how it's all together and in sync.
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This and bd 2014 are probably my all time favorite shows
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By far my favorite trumpet feature in ALL of DCI, such an innovative show. They really nailed electronics in this show.
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This still sounds cool even after nearly two years, but it makes me sad how much of the cool electronics they nerfed throughout the season. The theater premiere for this show was, and still continues to be, one of the coolest things I have ever experienced; it was innovative, had a sort of ethereal, almost transcendental vibe to it that no other show has ever come close to. Unfortunately, I felt like a lot of the stuff that set this atmosphere were toned way the heck down by finals. Still a crazy-awesome show, though
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From around :23 to the end of the video is probably my favorite minute and a half of drum corps ever. LOVE it.
