SCV 2002 Electric wheelchair

SCV's 2002 version of electric wheelchair!!

[@samanderson8142]

thank you to whoever posted this. I marched on this line and this really brought me back to a wonderful and powerful time in my life.

[@briancantero6123]

Sam Anderson oh wow dang which one were you

[@samanderson8142]

Fallen xNightz on the snare line, I’m the goober who rolled his sleeves up. One off the shorter guy in the center.

[@brianself5598]

@@samanderson8142 mad respect dude. SCV is one of my favorite groups. It's quite incredible how good their drumline is.

[@TUBASTEVE]

@@brianself5598 agreed. Always been my favorite line to watch.

[@woolters]

Most welcome, mr. Anderson. And thank you for inspiring so many people like myself, years after!

[@flightsimulatorman]

still the highest tuned snares in the game even in . 2019 *edit* 2022

[@jandyb79]

Any higher, and they would sound like Scottish pipe snares.

[@lukeparsons4965]

@@jandyb79 they already do kinda!

[@Bradley5221]

Yea. No doubt. But honestly… tooo high is not necessarily a good thing

[@seanbowers1076]

OH YEAH! This grooves so hard! Nothing like a good old fashioned groove in a DCI line!!

[@drewcarter5669]

Ah Memories. Being in high school watching this on an iPod touch trying to memorize parts of it to show off some sweet chops to all your friends that didn’t care.

[@chaser22081]

Man it sounds like they’re drumming on a hard tabletop. Drums tuned incredibly high! Not a bad thing, just different

[@Shevaron]

Love the tone of SCV tenors, real tangy.

[@timevaporwave]

I love the tuning and the attack/technique. Really resonates the crap out of those drums

[@Eszz2384]

0:57 That is a true djent groove

[@sterlinglee8832]

Shout out to you love when metal heads like us are into drum lines!

[@brdllc]

@@sterlinglee8832I myself am one, I feel like they go hand in hand with the complicated grooves, it’s just on a double bass drum in metal instead of a snare hahaha

[@Jpdrums317]

one of the sweetest jams in DCI history

[@magicdudegary]

Expression in what sense? Their is expression in the collective playing. The control and technique is impeccable and expresses their sacrifice to play a certain way. The love for drum corps is like no other. It will change your life forever.

[@Ajificator]

Brilliant warm up, brilliant drumline, brilliant corps, brilliant year!

[@SEE.E.O]

used to watch these videos over and over when they'd come out in high school.

[@Boggler0]

It's a typical marching snare tuning. Cranked way the hell up. The drums are designed for extreme tension, and if you check out the black max heads [what I think they are using] or any other marching snare head, you'll see it resembles the texture of a seatbelt. That is kevlar, my friend. And then the snares aren't metal either. Nylon. Totally unique sound that's meant to carry across a football field with the utmost clarity.

[@milojohnson3057]

this is me being pedantic as kevlar and the black max material is literally almost exactly the same just with minor chemical differences, but remo Black Max heads are Technora aramid fiber. they actually dye the fiber black because technora is normally a gold color. i wish remo sold them like that

[@hiraethia8419]

Milo Johnson remo white max and black max are made from the same material as sails used on boats

[@augustburnsorange1748]

what model are the snares?

[@HyperDashSC2]

I played bass myself for two years. Timing is everything, and half of our line struggled there.

[@672jengablocks6]

Anyone who doesn't love the part from 0:57 to 1:05 needs a soul

[@kwamethegod358]

callMeCentury honestly one of the grooviest things everrr

[@deamon506]

It’s such a natural feeling thing too. One of the reasons I love Bluecoats is because their stuff seems to groove a lot more than other lines do

[@sithconsole]

haha agreed. I actually stole that and the tenor solo before it and put it in everything I could when I was on drumline!

[@eloncone6925]

In my high school cadence, we had a part like that

[@jluminous8589]

That groove (specifically what the basses are doing) is taken from a Sting song "Englishman in New York" that happens at about the 2:30 mark

[@TFordSuperstar]

I didn't know Draco Malfoy played snare for SCV in 2002...

[@timf5963]

+TFordSuperstar Was 2002 his age out year? Haha

[@hiraethia8419]

now we have liam neeson for bluecoats

[@oiTZJOEo]

this is my highschools's cadence this year. I have a feeling that it will be quite badass

[@HyperDashSC2]

Wow... even the bass drums sounded amazing!!!

[@Smittyschannel]

thats about the tightest bass drum line I've heard in years-great job

[@viawilderness]

...this cadence was everything for us back in highschool marching band 😆. Granted nobody could play it even remotely clean

[@DRINOMAN]

my favorite cadence hands down ty!

[@zidanesousa18]

i use to go to the school computer lab and watch the 'in the lot' videos on the vic firth website. Glad someone posted this

[@flargo64]

amazing cadence u guys keep up the good work

[@LucaExplo]

Oh man, Double Beat and this one are amazing. That's SCV for ya.

[@MattWelch1092]

no room for dirt with those snares. wow truly amazing

[@drummerdan86]

it's nice to know there such amazing players out there...

[@tambourvideo]

I've always thought it was cool that this starts with the Blue Devils "Legend of the One-Eyed Sailor." Bay Area Love!

[@DrumlineGuru]

Awesome! Nobody does this cadence like SCV!

[@MrRudimentality]

Snares are clean as hell

[@LunchboxHeroZ]

I love the talking drum section. Very popular cadence. so many schools and indoor lines use parts of this in their own cadence.

[@dylstick3]

I love the sound of those snares! =)

[@EnriqueVarelaJr]

Best version of Electric Wheelchair IMO.

[@norplas]

That very begging snare/ bass duet just made my day! Haha lick of the month material right there!

[@campaillot7900]

Amazing they can march with balls that big

[@drummingkid150]

Ahhhh i love the snares...very clean too.

[@jgweems]

That's awesome guys! I played snare back in Highschool. (nothing like that) I sure miss those days.

[@chadthaemert9923]

That year they were not afraid of tuning the drums for massive exposure! And for good reason!! BAD ASS! 😎

[@graysonsmith2445]

the intro the two snares play is insane

[@apr0kalypse]

whoa man those snares are cranked like no other

[@SCWdrumteam09]

This has got to be my favorite...ever.

[@JoeLackey]

Legendary video

[@SixStars3300]

yea and the drumline is amazing this year

[@jomama7172]

You posted this 6 days before I was born😳😂

[@1stclasspercussionis]

one of the best year to me...

[@grantbolesmusic]

This is the sound of a electric wheelchair malfunctioning😂 I love it

[@WafflePwnsSnare]

OMFGWTFBBQ?! thats one of the best drumlines ive heard to date. the snares sounded so together.

[@raptor192837]

Very unique sounding snares.

[@johnythanj]

Those snares.... just sound SOOO GOOOD...... Me likey the tuning :)

[@fireyheart]

It's not about having funky cadences. It's about being the best.

[@AstroMagi]

Indeed, this is a great video. This line is so cleeaannn! The cadence really grooves. I've got the music for this and I'm learning it. Bicycle corps? Hmmmm.

[@TheZooCrew]

If I lived anywhere near California, I'd practice three times as much as I do now just to try out for SCV. Fav corps all time.

[@drumline4jesus]

I gotta agree with u on addicting. But I gotta say Blue Devils Ditty is even more addicting. Those bass splits are super smooth too.

[@Leonlion0305]

it's 2019 and I still come back to this video after hearing some dirty stuff haha

[@Forevaitalia]

Boy I love the sound of those snares....

[@Diachi26]

MAN THAT CADENCE IS GROOVY!!!

[@crazyuki13]

god i love the sound of those snares

[@drummnstormchasnguy]

That's awesome. I marched on the line with Micah at 'Bama

[@euphonium2011]

that is a sexy tenor part and the snares sound was just awesome

[@chutdigadut]

best street beat ever writtin! :-)

[@woolters]

VERY tight drumhead, and probably double snare mats. I think cavies had them a few years back too. Used it for their snare feature.

[@billmaster]

this song is pretty rad to play on the snare... i usually play it for a warm up :D

[@CollinKovac]

0:58-1:05 the sweetest part of the whole cadence

[@D_ROK_719]

gotta love SCV.

[@harrisonhorn6937]

not really a dci fan but this is n has always been my favorite cadence of all time!!! electric wheelchair is way harder than ditty!! n dam those snares sound so good 🌈🌈🌈🔥🔥🔥 . and i miss lines playing with those real tenor sticks!!!

[@safersephiroth943]

Ditty isn’t a cadence though. It’s a short warmup.

[@Robertproductions1]

Im in drumline too n I think its about having fun n pumping the crowed up, thats all that matters to me

[@rockstarduh5]

God, that fourth measure is so freaking cool.

[@dat_mane]

That intro solo is cool

[@PittsburghTaiko]

The snares sound way better farther away. While they might not have the greatest tuning in the lot, I'll bet they sounded great in the stands and projected really well as hyper soprano voices (if you were there, by all means, feel free to contradict!)

[@saladking2370]

The microphones weren't as good as they are today. This was also filmed on tape.

[@AlohaTintSpot]

cleanest quad line ive ever heard....

[@ooohhhshiny]

DCI is about the music, not the fans. Football games and showstyle competitions are to pump up the fans and have fun. DCI is for musicians by musicians and rythms that make a fellow drummer get pumped may have no affect on the average fan. Thats the difference between corps and showstye, corps fans ARE pumped up by the complex and impressive music whereas normal fans are pumped up by the funky rythms and excited showmanship of showstyle

[@Oldgames1000]

What is the history of this cadence, why doesnt Santa Clara do it anymore?

[@timf5963]

Murray Gusseck (tenors '88-'92), wrote it for the '90 season. It went through many changes; the sheet music I have and the videos on KZbin have a 12/8 intro. This '02 version is similar to the '91 and '92 editions. They didn't play it the rest of the 90s, not until 2002, then again the next year. Not sure where the name came from, or why they don't play it anymore. I have an audio-only recording of them playing everybody on at Preview of Champions in '92. They repped it about 4-5 times and got the crowd pretty wild.

[@pasta_heals]

Tim F >why they don't play it anymore It was a Gusseck thing. Now that Rennick's there, all the material is different.

[@alexdiddle9927]

+Tim F my high school drumline that I'm in plays electric wheelchair, it's not as advanced as this but it grooves just as well as this does.

[@dylanlangenkamp8331]

Rennick has a lil bit of a different style.

[@MoustacheCloud]

There is nobody like Gusseck. Dude is very unique.

[@ZAOLSsb]

Electrifying!

[@lordkantelope]

yeah my band plays this. awesome cadence

[@MyFudgeyou]

the shots and tenor solo def give me Spice Mon vibes

[@cwk1417]

I think SCV 02 have got to have the WETTEST snares ever, which I respect because you CAN'T hide dirt with wet snares...respect

[@LiamFlahertyCounterpoint]

My drumlines gonna have a lot of fun marking time to that

[@terryfunk5490]

A version of this was used as my high school drum cadence '93

[@reefedbeats]

clarification a cadence is a piece that lasts anywhere from 30-90sec that groups march out on the field to a warmup piece is a 30-90 sec piece that people warm up their hands with. so techincally, they can both be the same thing. if SCV was marching to this, it could be a warmup and a cadence

[@woolters]

well summarised :)

[@KevinYoung93]

nice beat! the quints player in our drum line wanted to make this our cadence lol ( we are a high school band btw)

[@gennyluv23]

SO GREAT!!!

[@Quintslayer]

very high tuned snares....wow....

[@ncooke11]

@GSellFitness Even back then, these snares caused a lot of rumblings. They were cranked further than anyone else on tour that summer and not many liked it.

[@coolguy2dmax]

the best part are where the tenors are skanking lol. this shit is beastly.

[@ElapidLover]

i love snares!

[@avenged7xguitar]

I kinda like the way the snares sounded

[@Sieffadiddle]

:58 is that groove we all love.. hell yeah.

[@funkywhite]

Thanks Revliscrazy! You know it makes sense to tilt them for the left hand as well as the shoulder! I wonder why more lines don't do it? (probably think it's dumb looking) I think it's cool and different. (my freshman year in HS I marched with a sling and leg brace! LOL!)

[@snarelova2]

Sick!

[@l0af_o]

Omfg those snares are cranked so high

[@MeAckRoB]

sooooo amazing i want to learn this soooo bad

[@josephrosenbaum3343]

2002 version. best version

[@supdog2112]

@drumpredator1 its how the heads get put on. The rim will be low if they put on and cranked tight the top head before the bottom head was put on and tightened. to get a good balance of rim on both sides of the drum (what i do) you put both heads on lose then tighten back and fourth untill desired level

[@SnareKidJoel]

Absolutely.

[@gyuiop]

dam you gotta be amazing to be clean on those snares

[@TomPetrahai]

He's got a point. Being the best is a great thing but getting the crowd pumped is important as well. If you're a performer it should be a bout the audience

[@funkrok2010]

that was 02, 7 years ago. chill man

[@clownhc]

Totally... I wish they still tuned like this. Fuck, they sound incredible.

[@awunderlich90]

ahhh the table tops

[@emanethan8767]

This is the audition music for my high school drum line... rip me

[@Josobro]

Mellow-man I'm in the same boat buddy

[@OBL1VON]

Mellow-man just play flam taps and you'll learn this easy

[@davidburks1003]

#BringBackElectricWheelchair!