Halftime SHow with Nash Street
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I don't know how it is going to come off performing with the FAMOUS Maroon band. But, I really like Nash Street.
Don't know how good it's going to be - Jason Graham, their lead singer / songwriter, just quit the band about a week ago.
but their music seems different
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Allowing Jackson State's band on our field is embarrassing enough. I don't think anything else can top that.615dawg said:
I said in the over/under thread that I would be one of the ones complaining. I think it is incredibly embarrassing that we are allowing that in our stadium. Like I said before, I don't mind playing them and hopefully getting a sure win cheap, but they need to leave that band ******** in the SWAC.Optimus Prime 4 said:
Country Music's boy band, Rascal ****** Flats.
The first girl singing played with another band in my backyard a couple of years ago.
The first girl singing played with another band in my backyard a couple of years ago.
when Bill Monroe meets John Phillip Sousa, either. We shall find out. And you said it seemed different. It's a little more different than "seeming" different. </p>
it's going to sound like crap.
I can tell you that right now. The reason is because pop/country/whatever bands are used to playing tempo's at whatever the hell they feel like. Marching bands with 200 people in them all have to go with the drum major. The drum majors are not going to be able to control a group like Nash St. Add in a lack of playing time together, the fact that the bands speakers and the sound from the horns will be off, and you have a cluster<17>.
College bands + pop bands together = crap.
I can tell you that right now. The reason is because pop/country/whatever bands are used to playing tempo's at whatever the hell they feel like. Marching bands with 200 people in them all have to go with the drum major. The drum majors are not going to be able to control a group like Nash St. Add in a lack of playing time together, the fact that the bands speakers and the sound from the horns will be off, and you have a cluster<17>.
College bands + pop bands together = crap.
enough for the fans to alter some lyrics
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Besides, this song seems like mainly a showcase for the drumline and brass. If only there were a style of marching band that primarily used those things.
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Besides, this song seems like mainly a showcase for the drumline and brass. If only there were a style of marching band that primarily used those things.
I mean, why do we have a bluegrass (or whatever you call that) band playing? Not complaining, just wondering.
I figure if we were going to have some live music, it should be Thorogood. He should play "Move It On Over" ('...move over little dog, the big dog's movin in') and obviously "Bad to the Bone" and be done with it.
I figure if we were going to have some live music, it should be Thorogood. He should play "Move It On Over" ('...move over little dog, the big dog's movin in') and obviously "Bad to the Bone" and be done with it.
will hear it or not. I know that when I was in the band, LT never came out to practice, but then again that was LT.
And the problem is if it sounds like crap, the band is just going to have to go with it because you can't really put in an entirely new show on a moments notice. So, I don't think there's much Byrne can do about it. At that point it would be go with what you have or don't do a show.
And an FYI for everyone- MSU's band is the only one in the SEC that doesn't get support from the athletic dept. in terms of funds. So, if the show sounds like crap- don't blame the ninja.
And the problem is if it sounds like crap, the band is just going to have to go with it because you can't really put in an entirely new show on a moments notice. So, I don't think there's much Byrne can do about it. At that point it would be go with what you have or don't do a show.
And an FYI for everyone- MSU's band is the only one in the SEC that doesn't get support from the athletic dept. in terms of funds. So, if the show sounds like crap- don't blame the ninja.