Army of Sound Drum and Bugle Corps is proud to announce that it has moved into the Divsion 2 level for competition in the 2006 DLOFDC tour. Look for information concerning this season's show coming soon.

You stole the Flares' uniforms and changed the colors!

I don't follow you.

http://www.drumlines.org/threads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/201186/an/0/page/0#201591

You . . . stole . . . our . . . uniforms . . . and . . . changed . . . the . . . colors . . . .

If you look closely, mine are actually somewhat different. Also, the art style isn't anywhere near the same. I made these on my own last year and had three different color schemes up for vote. I used the gray and black uni last year for our show "A Million Shades of Gray". My inspiration was a cross between The Cavaliers, Cadets, and Crossmen. I'd say you're more guilty of stealing The Cavaliers uniform then I am of stealing yours.

This too was made this last year . . . and we were accused more of stealing the Xmen's

However, since it's nice having four divisions, we've decided that we'll let this one slide

Why, how gracious of you!

The "Army of Sound Drum and Bugle Corps" from Columbus, Ohio is proud to announce their 2006 program "Disco Inferno!". The show gets things started quickly with the opener "Funky Town" by Pseudo Echo. From there the corps transitions into the soaring ballad "Last Dance" by Donna Summer. The third movement featuring the drum break is "Ring my Bell" by Anita Ward. Finally, the closer of this year's show is "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor. We look forward to a successful season in Division 2 after rocking it out last year with Scott Stapp's "A Million Shades of Gray" program in Division 3.

After winning DLOFDC Division 2 semi-finals with a season high score of 91.375, the "Army of Sound Drum and Bugle Corps" fell to 10th place in Division 2 finals last night. This was a true upset after the corps won semi-finals and also earned a spot to compete in Division 1 in their semi-finals. The corps had an off-night, which will cost them the chance to compete in Division 1 next year. However, they have the gratitude of knowing they put hardwork and dedication into this season and have learned many things from this summer's outstanding tour.