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FMB, you're amazing

Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 10:35 pm
by FliccGirl
Great job!!! You all added a ton of energy to the (very very long and frustrating) game today, even when you must have been dead on your feet. And halftime gave me chills, for sure!

And now, pictures for you! (They might be a little heavy on picture of fliccs, but...... well, ya know.)

Re: FMB, you're amazing

Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 10:48 pm
by Strouse
FliccGirl wrote:Great job!!! You all added a ton of energy to the (very very long and frustrating) game today, even when you must have been dead on your feet. And halftime gave me chills, for sure!

And now, pictures for you! (They might be a little heavy on picture of fliccs, but...... well, ya know.)
Dead on our feet...man you must be trying to be nice about it... :P
I feel beyond dead on my feet, but you know what...I still wouldn't trade it for anything in the world...well, almost anything. Thanks for the compliments though by the way, it's always nice to hear comments about our shows, even if it is from a FMB alum. 8)

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 12:03 am
by The Niz
I'm releived that there wasn't a complete meltdown in the fourth quarter!!!! You guys in the band know what I'm talking about, and some of you not in the band might too, whew!

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 12:47 am
by Ohiogal
I really wish we could have stayed for half time! But by the time the second 'evacuation came' my daughter had already fallen in a mud puddle and we bought a 'cheerleading' outifit for her to wear since it was dry... well, we had to get home. it was too much for her! but what we did hear/see of the band, I was so impressed! good job! See you guys/gals in two weeks!

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:20 pm
by Falconfliccbone
Great job FMB!! I loved the show! I got major chills during the company front! Kudos for keeping the spirit and energy going. You guys sounded great all game long and I know your chops had to be shot. Two weekends in a row you guys have been in marathon mode...you're amazing. Monring practice, the non-fieldhouse show (which I enjoyed immensely), then a 5.5 hour game....whew! I look forward to the Family Weekend Show (and enjoy your weekend off!).

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 11:03 pm
by FMBfan07
Falconfliccbone wrote:Great job FMB!! I loved the show! I got major chills during the company front! Kudos for keeping the spirit and energy going. You guys sounded great all game long and I know your chops had to be shot. Two weekends in a row you guys have been in marathon mode...you're amazing. Monring practice, the non-fieldhouse show (which I enjoyed immensely), then a 5.5 hour game....whew! I look forward to the Family Weekend Show (and enjoy your weekend off!).
next home game will be long too. we have the home game and then after we are playing at a high school band festival. So doing the show twice in one day and there is a mass band post game. o well.... I LOVE BAND! hehe

Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 3:21 am
by SaxyGirl85
FMBfan07 wrote:
Falconfliccbone wrote:Great job FMB!! I loved the show! I got major chills during the company front! Kudos for keeping the spirit and energy going. You guys sounded great all game long and I know your chops had to be shot. Two weekends in a row you guys have been in marathon mode...you're amazing. Monring practice, the non-fieldhouse show (which I enjoyed immensely), then a 5.5 hour game....whew! I look forward to the Family Weekend Show (and enjoy your weekend off!).
next home game will be long too. we have the home game and then after we are playing at a high school band festival. So doing the show twice in one day and there is a mass band post game. o well.... I LOVE BAND! hehe
not to mention an EARLY morning cuz the game is at 1. Stadium show at 11, practice at 8...breakfast by 6...more than likely. Yuck. Oh well...I wouldn't give it up for anything...even though I'm not all for the new show...kickin' brass...here we come!!

Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 10:32 pm
by bgmaggot00
SaxyGirl85 wrote: not to mention an EARLY morning cuz the game is at 1. Stadium show at 11, practice at 8...breakfast by 6...more than likely. Yuck. Oh well...I wouldn't give it up for anything...even though I'm not all for the new show...kickin' brass...here we come!!
:smt022

Wahhh.... Ask anyone who marched prior to the 2001 season, and they'll tell you that that's how it was for the entire season. '01 was when they put up the lights at the Doyt, so most every game kicked off around 1, except for the occasional games that they brought in portable lights.

Trust me, I liked the early games anyway. Maggot breakfast at 4am, morning practice at 7, 8 in the morning, etc. It was actually pretty cool. To top it off, when the game was over, you had time to go home, rest up, and go to parties w/o being completely tired. Ahh... I'm old.

Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 9:46 am
by baritonebandgeek
I'm with Carlson. I loved those couple of early games we had last season! You got everything out of the way early, and then you could go have a Saturday night!


I look forward to hearing/seeing the next show! I<3 the FMB!

Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 11:21 pm
by SaxyGirl85
i wasn't complaining...just saying!!

and that game WON'T be over early...well...the game will be, but then we're going to Anthony Wayne High School to play for them...so it'll be a pretty long day....on family weekend, none the less. Oh well...we all know my mother will be there snapping pictures every 10 seconds haha

Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 5:45 pm
by Ohiogal
I always loved Anthony Wayne's cadence. I wonder if they still do it?

Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 11:44 pm
by SaxyGirl85
they're prolly pretty similar to the ones we used to do at Paulding. Mrs. Graham/Rader/Lentz...whatever her name is now used to be the head band director at Paulding High School when I was in Elem/Jr. High and went to Anthony Wayne when i was in 8th grade. I bet they play Barbara Ann and do the head chop too...ahh the good ole days. I can't wait to see them...I get the feeling it's gonna be like a replay of high school band before VG and the new guy took over.

Posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 9:11 am
by Falconfliccbone
Anthony Wayne's former band director was the husband of my kindergarten teacher. I don't know about now, but they used to be really good.

Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 1:20 am
by SaxyGirl85
former like...before Graham/Rader/Lentz?

Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 6:08 pm
by Falconfliccbone
SaxyGirl85 wrote:former like...before Graham/Rader/Lentz?
I guess so. His name was David Mowery....I think he might have quit in 1998 because he was thinking that he would get hired at my home district for the band director position. He didn't get the job, but it did go to a BG alum!