Well you won't hear me dissing my band or my school to a bunch of naysayers and haters who act as if they have no room for improvement their own selves. See, I'm woman enough to call Dr. Pannell and talk to him directly. I'm woman enough to call the GSU President and talk to him directly. I don't air GSU's dirty laundry to folks who need as much or more help than we do.
Please DO NOT THINK that that band of yours got it all together coz it DOES NOT. Get some discipline and sound/tone balance. Get some class. One characteristic of class is not putting others down to make yourself look good.
You can call me dumb all you want to, mustard. You don't validate me. You got me bent, little one.
lol....SU folks y'all know y'all need to quit it!
Y'all don't give two shyts about Gramblings band...
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With Mr. Baptiste ... yes indeed he would have...This is no smack. A great musician (saxophonist), whom I marched in high school band with, received a full music scholarship to attend Grambling. During my freshman year (1983) in the Southern's band, we met up at Bayou Classic and he told me he should have attended Southern instead of Grambling, .because Southern's music program had a lot more to offer than Grambling's music program. Out of flustration, the young man dropped out of school and moved to Los Angeles to continue his music career. IMO, if he would have attended Southern and from connections along, he probably would have became a well-known jazz saxophonist.
It's ashame that a lot of our great musicians get overlooked due to the fact that the programs that lures them concentrates more on shaking their azzes and putting pictures on the field instead of the basic fundumentals of marching and playing music.With Mr. Baptiste ... yes indeed he would have...
You don't know what the hell you are talking about.:lol: Your homeboy had to be weak because there are many successful people that came from this program. I guess he didn't have any personal pride. Just because we don't stand still just like every other band on planet earth and we can do what we do doesn't mean it's wrong. A fool would even think that is the major focus and it's even shocking to me that the jags are flocking to this thread. Gotta love it.:emlaugh::emlaugh:It's ashame that a lot of our great musicians get overlooked due to the fact that the programs that lures them concentrates more on shaking their azzes and putting pictures on the field instead of the basic fundumentals of marching and playing music.
Man I been beyond smacking gsu for the same shyt EVERY year.. I'm just ready for yall to build a respectable "college" sounding band.....You don't know what the hell you are talking about.:lol: Your homeboy had to be weak because there are many successful people that came from this program. I guess he didn't have any personal pride. Just because we don't stand still just like every other band on planet earth and we can do what we do doesn't mean it's wrong. A fool would even think that is the major focus and it's even shocking to me that the jags are flocking to this thread. Gotta love it.:emlaugh::emlaugh:
Man I been beyond smacking gsu for the same shyt EVERY year.. I'm just ready for yall to build a respectable "college" sounding band.....
Yall field shows is what it is... either folk will like it or not.... But sounding good should be standard....
So it's Gram's fault your boy dropped out of school?:retard:This is no smack. A great musician (saxophonist), whom I marched in high school band with, received a full music scholarship to attend Grambling. During my freshman year (1983) in Southern's band, we met up at Bayou Classic and he told me he should have attended Southern instead of Grambling, .because Southern's music program had a lot more to offer than Grambling's music program. Out of flustration, the young man dropped out of school and moved to Los Angeles to continue his music career. IMO, if he would have attended Southern and from connections along, he probably would have became a well-known jazz saxophonist.
So it's Gram's fault your boy dropped out of school?:retard:
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I guess it was his fault for dropping out after being there for at least two years, but it is still a damn shame that certain programs don't have much to offer. Now tell me this, why haven't Grambing produced any well-known professional musicians in recent years?So it's Gram's fault your boy dropped out of school?:retard:
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Man I don't know and I don't give a fugg! :lol:I guess it was his fault for dropping out after being there for at least two years, but it is still a damn shame that certain programs don't have much to offer. Now tell me this, why haven't Grambing produced any well-known professional musicians in recent years?
Man I don't know and I don't give a fugg! :lol:
But tell me this...why are you so concerned about it? :noidea:
Are they graduating students, helping them to get jobs in the field they want to enter? The answer is "yes" to both of those questions so what's the problem? B/c they don't have "well known musicians".
It's an instituion of Higher Learning...not Motown, Def Jam or any other big record producer.
Are you a big time musician or big time "whatever" in your field? IF not...does that mean SU failed at its purpose?
Y"all got me in here defending Grams sorry azz...I hate you!![]()
WOW... I ain't know you was this much in "love" with GSU....Man I don't know and I don't give a fugg! :lol:
But tell me this...why are you so concerned about it? :noidea:
Are they graduating students, helping them to get jobs in the field they want to enter? The answer is "yes" to both of those questions so what's the problem? B/c they don't have "well known musicians".
It's an instituion of Higher Learning...not Motown, Def Jam or any other big record producer.
Are you a big time musician or big time "whatever" in your field? IF not...does that mean SU failed at its purpose?
Y"all got me in here defending Grams sorry azz...I hate you!![]()
WOW... I ain't know you was this much in "love" with GSU....
Very fitting though.... :tup:
Since you know much about Grambling and elected to defend them, I thought it was appropriate for me to ask you the question pertaining to their musical professionalism.Man I don't know and I don't give a fugg! :lol:
But tell me this...why are you so concerned about it? :noidea:
Are they graduating students, helping them to get jobs in the field they want to enter? The answer is "yes" to both of those questions so what's the problem? B/c they don't have "well known musicians".
It's an instituion of Higher Learning...not Motown, Def Jam or any other big record producer.
Are you a big time musician or big time "whatever" in your field? IF not...does that mean SU failed at its purpose?
Y"all got me in here defending Grams sorry azz...I hate you!![]()
Yep, with real, earned degrees. Not a bought one from the Blue Light Special at K-Mart.Man I don't know and I don't give a fugg! :lol:
But tell me this...why are you so concerned about it? :noidea:
Are they graduating students, helping them to get jobs in the field they want to enter? The answer is "yes" to both of those questions so what's the problem? B/c they don't have "well known musicians".
It's an instituion of Higher Learning...not Motown, Def Jam or any other big record producer.
Are you a big time musician or big time "whatever" in your field? IF not...does that mean SU failed at its purpose?
Y"all got me in here defending Grams sorry azz...I hate you!![]()
From reading only a few gram folk post who aren't affiliated with the band I think I know the problem now..
It's people that have NO clue of what they are doing running the program.. just like it's folk in here from gsu that don't have a clue of marching band trying to run a marching band convo.
It just comes off as...:retard:
oh yeah...
lol @ SS... too funny....
SMH @ thinking GSU is some kinda' competition...
In case she don't know jsu drag for gsu more than anybody on here as if late.....
Oh well... should have been around here with ALL of jsu came on here asking why in the hell GSU showed up to that SCG BOTB...... And when they were saying...
"SU, we know seehow yall feel... we can't see how yall do this every year with them..."
Now that was very funny SS...
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Trust we DO. It would build to a much better ending, and a competition more befitting of the BIGGEST HBCU football game of the season. We might as well be up against Savannah State, as far as I'm concerned. If we gonna keep murdalizing :vomit:*ramblin EVERY YEAR at the botb, I'm sure the Jukebox would much rather spend that time out on Bourbon or Canal, gettin lit.THen made up excuses like, "oh...the Bayou Classic is anti-climatic and we want Gram to sound good...", :retard:
Get that shyt out of here!!!
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Umm SS we all aren't :retard: as you and ol girl....First off...that was OUR thread started about Gram so yes, we gonna talk shyt!
I never said Gram's band sound good...I"m like you...this is nothing new to me they've always suck as far as I can remember :noidea:
But what got me about SU posters in here was they were trying to act like they really give a daymn about Gram's band/music program. Trying to say, "this aint smack...but..."!! THen made up excuses like, "oh...the Bayou Classic is anti-climatic and we want Gram to sound good...", :retard:
Get that shyt out of here!!!
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