That kiss off at 9:01 never misses 🤯🤯

13:01 after 3 years, i just found out that it said "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players"

That Everett Kim dude taught at my marching band/indoor percussion for about a year and took us to Open Class and both Division and State Champions. Thank you Everett!

There's something so mystifying about how loud and silent the recording makes the hit at 13:04 It's the final phrase of the encore, a culmination of two and a half months of brothers in arms perfecting their craft. and we watch from a distance as they celebrate all that they have achieved. its beautiful.

Played this with 7 other brass lines at a grand retreat. Amazing. 83Bridgen Brass

I loved these uniforms!! Anyone else?

brother, spend some time learning to conduct without insulting the line with that subdividing.

54;00

This is like the single blue devils show I like

My colorguard coach was in this 😭😭 love him he’s amazing! ♥️

When I was in high school marching band 1974-1977, I couldn't imagine a marching band execute such complicated maneuvers while playing some of the most difficult music. I am in awe of the most amazing talent from around the country. Others who are not familiar with this high powered performance, should see it just once. They would be hooked forever. It dazzles the mind!!

AYO 4K

im a snare player, but first 50 seconds gave me goose bumps.

2:12 its the YESSIRs that got me

7:20 is favvvv arggghhhhh 🥵

0:34 clean

9:03 as a baritone player, I’m so jealous of the trumpet players that can whip that instrument around like that without damaging their wrists

9:03 “19!” Thanks for keeping this up and allowing me to relive some memories!

This is a good hornline, but hearing them "naked" so to speak really exposes how much they were... how shall we say... "enhanced" by mics, the front ensemble and synths.

The only time i can do the trumpet part is when i have a kazoo.

i wanna be on the blue devils

certainly nothing a few girls cant fix,

Hey, Nineteen, what can I say about the best drum corps in history?? Hey, Nineteen!!! I am absolutely drenched with cascades of my own sweaty joy and gonadinal drippings after three different Blue Devils expulsions of generosity and of adulation throughout the mind-blowing climaxes in both power and utterly tye sweetest of all

I hate how much Ghostlight gets laid on by everyone. I think it was a unique and different style of music, bringing in the dramatic feel, especially with the violin. I think the props and backtrack was used incredibly well. The Colorguard, Dance, and Choreography was much different than the past BD shows I’ve seen, and really brought the theatre feeling to life. The Pit and Violin were incredible and I think were the most overshadowed of all the groups. The High Brass definitely overshadowed The Pit and Low Brass. The Low Brass was cleverly used, especially with the throwback to 2017 with the Trombones, and in the first part after the Violin and Before High Brass, and the Euphonium solo and Sousaphone solo were very good, but I think the Sousaphone should’ve had more time. My only problem were the Battery Percussion. I think the Battery were under used, but when used, the parts they played in, they were completely unnecessary, like the Snares in the Trombone part. I really liked the idea of using tap shoes on the props, so kudos to them for that.

5:26 They even teleported in time! Such coordination!

The hard-to-find run gergely strap because hole serendipitously tempt on a noiseless crayon. savory, four frail bay

3:06 holy overtones

8:15 it was criminal how good they were, someone had to call the police.

This camera quality is amazing!

This show was perfection. There was truly a breathtaking magical experience atmosphere at every aspect that was possible to feel again through this 2019 Ghostlight show. Way to go Blue Devils Victorious run!

日本人です！ i am Japanese! 高校でマーチングをしています。 いつかこの次元までいきたいなぁ… いや、必ずそこまで行ってみせます！

Can somebody PLEASE tell me what they say in the opening, I can't find a script anywhere

Oh. Look at the blue devils 2004. They got 2nd place and their show was the best. I was upset just like y'all are about the bluecoats. So the same thing has happened to the blue devils

One issue that I have with the Blue Devils is that most of their shows, whilst EXTREMELY well executed, don't really have a show "arc" to follow. I just don't "get" their show concepts compared to other corps. If someone can explain what certain things in this mean, I'd appreciate it.

As a former Madison Scout, if I do not ever hear You’ll Never Walk Alone again, I would be quite alright with it. Ha ha.

Brooo why’s the low brass gotta be so freaking goooooodddd

Oh WOWWWWWW

4:25

9:40 Everybody misses the absolute power play that Everett makes by stopping and turn around to the crowd at that chord

I feel like 7:46 was originally a closer or something

This just seems so disjointed to me and a bit boring

10:30 i'm pretty sure they got inspiration for this part from The Academy's 2015 program kzbin.info/www/bejne/n53Ve396rK6CfcU (I'm talking about the part with the tap shoes)

Every section of the Drum Corps is superb!

9:02 NINETEEN!

Sherlock Holmes theme at the beginning who’s with me 👏🏼

Just the game of thrones in the beginning

The beginning is right out of the woodlands 2013

The trumpet soloist hang over at the end was perfect. They should have allowed that in the finals performance and the judges should have lauded it instead of denigrating the hang over as an asynchronous release. It just sounds better this way, when done right, and this was done right, synced with the final drum hit on one.

I wish this could have been recorded more centered. I could not appreciate the performance like the rest here could.

What is the title of the ballad? Anyone?