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#125533 - 12/19/06 10:17 PM Traditions
Raouf Registered: 10/21/06 Loc: Virginia	does yor line or pit have any traditions? like the blue devils (i think) has this one old mallet from like the 70's and you have to play with it and then stick it in another persons bag and they pass it on, and so on and so on. our school has one when on the last day of band camp the pit wears a cape. im sure other bands have better ones _________________________ IVA 07'
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#125534 - 12/24/06 09:29 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Raouf]
Homestar Registered: 02/14/06 Loc: Mesa, AZ	Our tenor section either goes to Kona Grill, P.F. Chang's, or any sushi/chinese food place out there. _________________________ 2006-2007: Freshman: Pit (Auxiliary Percussion, no mallets or anything... extremely boring) 2006-2007 Winter Drumine: Tenors 2007-2008: Sophomore: Tenors 2008-2009: Junior: Tenors
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#125535 - 12/29/06 06:30 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Homestar]
drumsrock36 Registered: 10/19/06 Loc: michigan	At away camp the drumline runs down a hill and then rolls in the mud. _________________________ E.D.H.S.Drumline 06-07 5th Bass 07-08 Snare
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#125536 - 01/01/07 05:23 PM Re: Traditions [Re: drumsrock36]
paradawhat Registered: 09/21/05	the tenors have silly hats for practice. The snares have sweater day at grand nats. the avengers for the east side of the snare line this year. theres a whole lot. _________________________ Castle Snare line
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#125537 - 01/01/07 06:09 PM Re: Traditions [Re: paradawhat]
Anonymous Unregistered	We wore togas once... (over our clothes) that was... interesting...
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#125538 - 01/01/07 09:31 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
wvdrummerboy Registered: 10/29/06 Loc: West Virginia	On the last day of band camp our drumline stays up all night pranking other people. _________________________ I play drums!
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#125539 - 01/01/07 09:39 PM Re: Traditions [Re: wvdrummerboy]
Cheese Registered: 02/27/05 Loc: Pittsburgh, PA	There's a big festival that my band hosts every year in which it is the idea that every band in the county comes. We have like 15 high schools in my county. That is a tradition in itself but in the drumline, we have a half tradition, half initiation thing that we do. We are the last band to go and we warm up behind the school in between the scholl and some woods. It is pretty much completely dark there. The freshmen or newbies have to go in the woods and "relieve" themselves before we warm up...that is unless you're a girl. It's always fun. _________________________ Bluecoats 07,08 Matrix 08 Capital Regiment 06 IUP 07 Being Cool '89-present
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#125540 - 01/02/07 12:47 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Cheese]
basschick_sara Registered: 06/08/06 Loc: Missouri CIty, Texas	We have two hats and a cape that get passed around all season. There's a bright orange hunting beanie, a russian "communist army" hat (someone's grandparents got it when they went to Russia), and some cape they found it the band hall. Everyone ends up wearing all of them at least once during the season. _________________________
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#125541 - 01/07/07 07:48 PM Re: Traditions [Re: basschick_sara]
Legolanderin Registered: 02/22/06 Loc: Horizontal on the feild	wo have a handshake that we do before all competitions. it goes back to when the competitive drumline was just formed and the guys in the snareline decided to make fun of people in gangs and have a gang handshake...their gang color was kahki. Those guys are still around teaching us. _________________________ Maumee High School Drumline '05-'06-Bass 2 '06-'07-Snare '07-'08-Snare '08-'09-Snare
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#125542 - 01/07/07 07:55 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Legolanderin]
Anonymous Unregistered	on the last day of band camp, a junior wears this thing called the banna suit. it doesnt leave much to the imagination, but is really funny to see the freshmen amazed as to how someone would do something like that. we also have a bag of twizzlers that gets passed around before and after a game.....i never knew i liked twizzlers untill then.
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#125543 - 01/07/07 08:05 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Anonymous Unregistered	oue entire percussion section goes to zipani for breakfast before every competition. and right before we go on to compete, the battery "passes the love"(click sticks down the line-snare and tenor-tenor and bass1-bass1 and bass2-bass2 and bass3)
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#125544 - 01/18/07 09:47 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
DrummerOnFire59 Registered: 03/29/05 Loc: Maryland	wow we used to have so many, there all gone now _________________________ LHS Drumline-Maryland 04-Bass4 05-Bass3 (section leader) 06-Bass5 (section leader) 07-Snare (Drum Capt.)
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#125545 - 01/20/07 12:11 AM Re: Traditions [Re: DrummerOnFire59]
DigitalDrummer Registered: 10/03/06 Loc: TX	Make new ones Traditions all start somewhere. Maybe you just have to be the one that starts it. _________________________ Alamo Heights H.S. '05-'06 - Bass (2nd) '06-'07 - Snare '07-'08 - Tenors '08-'09 - Tenors (Percussion S.L.)
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#125546 - 01/20/07 10:42 AM Re: Traditions [Re: DigitalDrummer]
snare_gal_13_09 Registered: 11/14/06 Loc: Neverland, Michigan	Before competitions and football games, we find the nearest men's bathroom and "beat it in the bathroom." After every warm-up we play, a freshman has to flush a toilet. Before B-ball games we go outside, warm up, and then we run around a lamp post hitting it with our sticks. (We claimed that lamp post to be ours.) lol. We also name our helmets every year. Friday after school (when there is a b-ball game) we all go out to eat at Taco Bell. Those are just a few....
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#125547 - 01/21/07 09:23 AM Re: Traditions [Re: snare_gal_13_09]
DigitalDrummer Registered: 10/03/06 Loc: TX	Quote: Before B-ball games we go outside, warm up, and then we run around a lamp post hitting it with our sticks. Are you allowed to play during the actual games or only during tha half? Our line doesnt play at basketball games, but I think that needs to change. _________________________ Alamo Heights H.S. '05-'06 - Bass (2nd) '06-'07 - Snare '07-'08 - Tenors '08-'09 - Tenors (Percussion S.L.)
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#125548 - 01/21/07 05:13 PM Re: Traditions [Re: DigitalDrummer]
Anonymous Unregistered	They let us play at time outs, quarter changes and everyone 9in a while a quietish stand cadence. Plus we play for like a half hour before the game starts.
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#125549 - 01/23/07 11:26 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Anonymous Unregistered	We try to have nic-names for all our members. It is pretty awesome. On birthdays we sing/play happy birthday to the person as cheesy as we can. Then we all do push-ups equal to how old they are. Also in winter line the tenors have had a secret spot that we use for sectionals for I don't know how long. The previous tenors always pass it down to the new ones and only the tenor players know where it is.
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#125550 - 01/24/07 12:15 AM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
drumbum511 Registered: 11/04/06 Loc: walnut, california	we eat at a resturant named taco express all the time. before we go on the field, we but our arms touching another person and it means good luck. we also try to have nicknames for ppl, but they usually dont stick. _________________________ i wanna play, i just wanna bang on my drums all day. 06-07: snare 07-08: snare 08-09: center snare
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#125551 - 01/24/07 06:04 PM Re: Traditions [Re: DigitalDrummer]
snare_gal_13_09 Registered: 11/14/06 Loc: Neverland, Michigan	Quote: Quote: Before B-ball games we go outside, warm up, and then we run around a lamp post hitting it with our sticks. Are you allowed to play during the actual games or only during tha half? Our line doesnt play at basketball games, but I think that needs to change. We play a half time show and when there is a time-out. Were not allowed to play during the game because the coaches complain that we are too loud and that the players can't concentrate. Why don't you play at b-ball games?
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#125552 - 01/24/07 11:29 PM Re: Traditions [Re: snare_gal_13_09]
tenor11 Registered: 06/23/06 Loc: Boiling Springs, NC	Anyway back on topic... Our tradition is on the last home game while we are marching out we break as many sticks as possible. We actually had only 4 sticks for 5 snares at our last game last year (the year I graduated). Good times, good times... _________________________
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#125553 - 01/26/07 09:02 AM Re: Traditions [Re: tenor11]
Divalish Registered: 04/16/03 Loc: WV	Quote: Anyway back on topic... Our tradition is on the last home game while we are marching out we break as many sticks as possible. We actually had only 4 sticks for 5 snares at our last game last year (the year I graduated). Good times, good times... Wow. What a terrible tradition. _________________________ ~patty Crossmen '02-'03 & a whole bunch of WGI
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#125554 - 01/27/07 11:20 AM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Anonymous Unregistered	secion leader has a whistle that says 'percussion section leader' on it and every section leader that graduates picks the next one and gives him/her the whistle
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#125555 - 01/27/07 04:12 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Anonymous Unregistered	Theres another two that we just started a bit ago... 1. we play "stalker" (stick soccer with the freshmen drumsticks) and 2. We take broken sticks and glue them perfectly together and let the freshmen borrow them. They break after about 3 or 4 hits.
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#125556 - 01/27/07 10:14 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Trimen1000 Registered: 03/31/03 Loc: Los Angeles, CA	I'm seeing some really horrendous traditions right now. You need to start considering what you're doing to the band or in the post above, the freshmen. All I'll say is you better think about dropping some of these because they may be fun for you but it definitely hurts others. _________________________ JOIN IN!!! EFnet.#drumcorps
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#125557 - 01/28/07 11:29 AM Re: Traditions [Re: Trimen1000]
ACA5thbass Registered: 10/07/06 Loc: Montgomery,Alabama	Our rookies have to eat/drink something disgusting. When I did it I had to drink non-alcoholic Mexican beer.......EWWWWWWWW. _________________________ www.youtube.com/watch?v=40Gi28pNruA&feature=related Click here for help
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#125558 - 01/28/07 07:25 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ACA5thbass]
quintman06 Registered: 02/03/04 Loc: Orient, Ohio	My high school line always shared a bag of peanuts during warmup at our competitions. We would stand in a circle to hide our peanuts from all other bands warming up. All of the shells would be left in a pile in the middle of the circle. Our percussion instructor reported back to us a conversation one day between some of the bands in the class above us that always saw our leavings. The peanut piles became a natural anomoly. Also before all competitions and games we made "stick love". Every member of the line had to rub sticks with all other members. The more sensual the rubbing the better if you catch my drift. Our instructor condoned and encouraged both of these "rituals". The one our instructor hated was a song that we sang on the way to all performances and from well done performances. The song wasn't suggestive, it was blatently absurd. _________________________ http://myspace.com/johnnysixgunrock "Someone should have beat you with a tricycle a long time ago"
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#125559 - 01/31/07 09:31 AM Re: Traditions [Re: quintman06]
Anonymous Unregistered	yeah we have a 'drum circle' b4 every competition. it gets us in the mood.... its a big like huddle-ish lookin thing and we all pick a tone and beat and 'talk dirty drum' lol.... our drum instructors never participate but they watch and think its funny! so yeah our other tradition is to sign a ceiling tile in our band room... one of our tenor players started it and every year the seniors get to sign the tile! cant wait til i get to sign it! yessss! but the tile is def only a drumline thing the band saw it and wants to sign it but hell no they rnt cool enuf 4 that!
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#125560 - 01/31/07 06:16 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Homestar Registered: 02/14/06 Loc: Mesa, AZ	Of course the rest of the band is cool enough... _________________________ 2006-2007: Freshman: Pit (Auxiliary Percussion, no mallets or anything... extremely boring) 2006-2007 Winter Drumine: Tenors 2007-2008: Sophomore: Tenors 2008-2009: Junior: Tenors
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#125561 - 02/10/07 01:22 AM Re: Traditions [Re: Divalish]
Skittle Registered: 02/09/07	Traditions...hmm.. Well, we do have a stick from about 6 or 7 years ago that one of our former bass players had used and we hold it in the air huddle around it. We then proceed with our drumline song. Everyone in the band knows about it but only we know the words. It's basically a sacred stick that sits underneath a shed the whole time. I don't even know if it is still there.
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#125562 - 02/10/07 11:14 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Homestar Registered: 02/14/06 Loc: Mesa, AZ	Quote: Theres another two that we just started a bit ago... 1. we play "stalker" (stick soccer with the freshmen drumsticks) and 2. We take broken sticks and glue them perfectly together and let the freshmen borrow them. They break after about 3 or 4 hits. Number 2: That one would be funny, but it WOULD be horrendous if you did right before a competition. I can just imagine a freshman snare kid just being like..."WTF just happened to my stick..." after it broke when he or she hit the stick for the third or fourth time. _________________________ 2006-2007: Freshman: Pit (Auxiliary Percussion, no mallets or anything... extremely boring) 2006-2007 Winter Drumine: Tenors 2007-2008: Sophomore: Tenors 2008-2009: Junior: Tenors
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#125563 - 02/11/07 01:24 AM Re: Traditions [Re: Homestar]
Anonymous Unregistered	Actually I just tried that the other day (during practice), and I found out that it teaches them what to do if their stick breaks.
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#125564 - 02/11/07 04:13 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Gernads Registered: 02/10/07 Loc: Chesterland, Ohio	The first day of band camp the upperclassmen wake up the freshmen at 4 a.m. and we go to Denny's for breakfast. It's really fun. Hmm, what else. Oh, before every home game we have a party where we hang out and eat, and the upperclassmen give rides to the freshmen. And then for every away game the percussion parents pack dinners for the ride to the game. And I started one this year, every time our team wins a game, we sing Bohemian Rhapsody on the way back. The most important one I found was that the Freshmen are not allowed to hack/add anything to any of our music. I was lucky enough though that the guys heard me playing Latin Lover, and they decided that I could hack to cadences and taps. _________________________ West Geauga High School 06-10 - Bass, Snare, Quads Glassmen Hopeful 2009
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#125565 - 02/11/07 11:21 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Gernads]
Raouf Registered: 10/21/06 Loc: Virginia	another i just remembered is "moment of silence for cvs" what it is really is when ever we come back from a big trip or comp. (out of state) theres a cvs down the street of our school, and we have to pass it to get to the school and we always are crappd out and tired but when ever someoe says that the whole bus starts fighting about what the point of it really is _________________________ IVA 07'
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#125566 - 02/12/07 08:20 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Raouf]
Gernads Registered: 02/10/07 Loc: Chesterland, Ohio	Quote: another i just remembered is "moment of silence for cvs" what it is really is when ever we come back from a big trip or comp. (out of state) theres a cvs down the street of our school, and we have to pass it to get to the school and we always are crappd out and tired but when ever someoe says that the whole bus starts fighting about what the point of it really is We argue about the point of singing Bohemian Rhapsody after a win. I just tell them we don't need a reason to sing the coolest song in the world. _________________________ West Geauga High School 06-10 - Bass, Snare, Quads Glassmen Hopeful 2009
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#125567 - 02/13/07 07:48 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Gernads]
Legolanderin Registered: 02/22/06 Loc: Horizontal on the feild	Quote: We argue about the point of singing Bohemian Rhapsody after a win. I just tell them we don't need a reason to sing the coolest song in the world. we sing we are the champions and we will rock you...it gets quite annoying. _________________________ Maumee High School Drumline '05-'06-Bass 2 '06-'07-Snare '07-'08-Snare '08-'09-Snare
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#125568 - 02/14/07 11:32 AM Re: Traditions [Re: Legolanderin]
Gernads Registered: 02/10/07 Loc: Chesterland, Ohio	Quote: Quote: We argue about the point of singing Bohemian Rhapsody after a win. I just tell them we don't need a reason to sing the coolest song in the world. we sing we are the champions and we will rock you...it gets quite annoying. What gets annoying is the one millionth round of "Do Your Chain Hang Low". That song gets old.....fast. _________________________ West Geauga High School 06-10 - Bass, Snare, Quads Glassmen Hopeful 2009
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#125569 - 02/15/07 05:56 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Gernads]
Raouf Registered: 10/21/06 Loc: Virginia	Quote: Quote: Quote: We argue about the point of singing Bohemian Rhapsody after a win. I just tell them we don't need a reason to sing the coolest song in the world. we sing we are the champions and we will rock you...it gets quite annoying. What gets annoying is the one millionth round of "Do Your Chain Hang Low". That song gets old.....fast. oh my god. yes! our pit learned it.......uuggghhhh _________________________ IVA 07'
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#125570 - 02/15/07 09:15 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Raouf]
LukexL Registered: 06/09/06 Loc: Chicago, IL	We started a new thing this last season. So right after our pre-game/show/comp warmup we circle up, then in total silence think of one thing that you've been messing up and make sure you get it right that night, lock arms, sway from side to side, then we each get a couple sunflower seeds and hold them in our mouths all the way onto the field. Once we step on the field we chew. Then just as the crowd starts to go silent, we spit them out on the field. The circling part is unecesary... but I like the sunflower seeds. Another funny thing we did at the very end of the season when we finaly got the xL carriers was march onto the field with traditional tilted drums, then when we spit out the seeds, tilt the drums back to level. I almost forgot about the All Mighty Percussion Marble too. So about 5-6 years ago a previous section leader had a marble. She took it to a trophy shop and had this little trophy made that held the marble at the top. Its blue and orange (school colors) and says "The Amos Alanzo Stagg Percussion Marble" on it. Every section leader when they graduate must give it to someone under them. I was fortunate to get it from our section leader last year Alysa. I was a sophmore so I have it this year, and next year. I think I know already who I'm gunna give it to when I leave, but we still have the freshmans next year. Edited by LukexL (02/15/07 09:27 PM) _________________________ [color:"#00FF00"]Pioneer Indoor 08 Snare Drum[/color] [color:"red"]A.A. Stagg Highschool Marching Chargers <Section Leader> 05-07 Snare Drum 04 Pit (timpani)[/color]
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#125571 - 03/08/07 07:16 PM Re: Traditions [Re: LukexL]
quintman Registered: 02/19/07	my freind and i always go to the the bathroom before a performance.i dont really know how to pass that one on, be like, "hey go take a dump with your friend, its a tradtion." they would think im crazy _________________________ CHS freshman tenors 6-7
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#125572 - 03/12/07 09:04 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Anonymous Unregistered	we have a lock-in in our qym we actually spend the whole night in there and get sugar high and all that fun stuff
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#125573 - 03/12/07 09:41 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
jakedrumfellow Registered: 01/03/06 Loc: Broken Arrow, OK	we usually bleach our hair (as everyone knows) but decided not to this year. we wanted to be known for our playing ability, not our looks. we also have what we call "boxer fridays" were we take off our shorts during rehearsal and bear the "non-dark side of the force". we also do a number of other things that are just between us BA guys, so i'll leave it at that. _________________________ 2006 Broken Arrow- snare 2007 Broken Arrow- snare 2008 Broken Arrow- snare (one of two captains) tenor captain
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#125574 - 03/26/07 11:09 AM Re: Traditions [Re: Homestar]
brandon423 Registered: 10/29/06 Loc: Virginia	THIS DAY, THIS DAY, EVERY DAY, EVERY DAY, I WILL, I WILL, GIVE MY ALL, GIVE MY ALL, ON THREE WHO ARE WE 1 2 3, DEEP RUN! cheesy, but it gets me pumped... we started it first Raouf _________________________ Vanguard Cavies My Goal
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#125575 - 03/26/07 06:14 PM Re: Traditions [Re: brandon423]
Raouf Registered: 10/21/06 Loc: Virginia	^^What ever you say brandon _________________________ IVA 07'
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#125576 - 03/29/07 03:25 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
Anonymous Unregistered	back in HS, we would try to steal some sort of sign/artifact that had some relevance to the HS we were visiting (either for a marching comp or indoor show)
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#125577 - 03/29/07 07:33 PM Re: Traditions [Re: ]
power12791 Registered: 02/06/07 Loc: New York	all the newbies on my drumline have to freeball (no boxers or anything under uniform) at our homeshow. its really funny but i remember from my experience that you forgot about it when you get in the zone _________________________ Victor High School Drumline 2005-2007 Bass 1/2 2007-present Tenors Empire Statesmen 2008 Tenors
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#125578 - 04/10/07 06:38 PM Re: Traditions [Re: power12791]
falconsnare209 blanks Registered: 11/29/05 Loc: Winton, California	When we do our last parade of the season all the freshman drumline members have to sniff a pixiestick. If they don't then they're not apart of the drumline for a day. oh yea and we call them Fgg's too. Edited by falconsnare209 (04/10/07 07:55 PM)* _________________________ Gabriel '04-'05 WMS Snare '05-'06 AHS Snare '06-'07 AHS Snare '07-'08 AHS Snare Section Leader & Drumline Capt. '08-'09 AHS Snare Section Leader & Drumline Capt.
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#125579 - 04/22/07 12:55 PM Re: Traditions [Re: falconsnare209]
LHSQuints07 blank Registered: 02/28/07 Loc: Delaware	On our drumline we have communion with chinese food before leaving for every competition. Before the homecoming parade we go to the drainage ditch in the woods behind our and blow lighters up. Edited by LHSQuints07 (04/22/07 12:58 PM)
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#125580 - 04/22/07 03:14 PM Re: Traditions [Re: LHSQuints07]
DrumlineChick08 Registered: 05/17/04 Loc: The drum room. Chesapeake, VA	Quote: On our drumline we have communion with chinese food before leaving for every competition. Thats basically the coolest idea i've heard of in a long time. _________________________ [-Hickory High-] 2nd Bass-2004/2005 (Windows Into War) Snare-2005/2006 (Phantom of the Opera) Snare-2006/2007 (The 1002nd Arabian Night) Snare-2007/2008 (South American Sketches)
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#125581 - 04/26/07 08:44 PM Re: Traditions [Re: DrumlineChick08]
somedrummer104 Registered: 10/31/05	This one is half tradition and half initiation. It's been around for 7 years. When any guy joins the line, he must touch his crotch to the 28" bass and the section leader hits the opposite side as hard as possible. It hurts like hell o.o
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#125582 - 04/27/07 02:46 AM Re: Traditions [Re: somedrummer104]
Patty_Fla_Fla Registered: 04/12/05 Loc: California	my high school line used to make all the freashmen sniff pixi-sticks on the bus on the way to our biggest show of the fall season. it sucked because after being in the heat all day everyone would have huge head aches going home. i don't think they do it anymore though. i never liked that one very much... _________________________ AHS Drum Line 2001-2002 Capitan 2003-2004 Merced College Band 2004-present WMS Percussion Instructor 2004-2007 Modesto Fever Drum Corps Bass Line (top) - 06 Paradigm Percussion Bass Capitan - 06-07
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#125583 - 04/27/07 08:39 PM Re: Traditions [Re: Patty_Fla_Fla]
nasti blanks Registered: 02/24/07	It not really a tradition but at the football games most of the seniors(the black) stand up for the whole game it sort of dumb.
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#125584 - 04/29/07 08:38 PM Re: Traditions [Re: nasti]
ctownpit Registered: 02/17/06 Loc: Clayton North Carolina	Our number one tradition that never fails... the drumline acts stupid at the worst time possible. Another one, the percussion always brings home the hardware even after being a bunch of jack#%s's during every rehersal (hornline doesn't and still B*%ch at the drums ) At the end of each band camp we have a cookout for all of the band members and their families at the school. After dinner we perform all that we have learned during band camp. _________________________ We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle 384-322 B.C.
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#125585 - 04/30/07 12:29 PM Re: Traditions [Re: tenor11]
DrumerKruse Registered: 09/12/04 Loc: Colorado	i remember back in 04 the bk sanreline had this old shirt that i think never got washed after all-days. it would rotate everyday... no one wanted to eat lunch next to that guy/or girl. we had a few stupid hat days in FE that year and some stupid bus things but i cant really talk about that _________________________ THE MFBKB Kruse
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#125586 - 05/10/07 09:46 PM Re: Traditions [Re: DrumerKruse]
percforlife20 Registered: 10/20/04 Loc: Richmond, Va	What happens on the bus... stays on the bus. _________________________ Michael Auman [color:"#CC0000"]Crossmen Pit 2005[/color] [color:"#CC0000"]Crossmen Pit 2006 Age Out[/color] [color:"##FF0000"]Mills Godwin Caption Head/Arranger 2004-present[/color]
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