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Ya gotta love it when you read a story like this one where a group of 14-17 year-olds (so what if they're band geeks!! Don't Judge! ) decide to not only spend half their summer collectively learning Journey songs frontwards and back but to also incorporate the choreography that makes a good marching band even better. Kudos to these kids who are curiously known as Band of Gold. Hmm..... very interesting....

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JRNYMAN wrote:Ya gotta love it when you read a story like this one where a group of 14-17 year-olds (so what if they're band geeks!! Don't Judge! ) decide to not only spend half their summer collectively learning Journey songs frontwards and back but to also incorporate the choreography that makes a good marching band even better. Kudos to these kids who are curiously known as Band of Gold. Hmm..... very interesting....

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I think this stuff is very cool! If you check out YouTube, you will see a bunch of high school and college bands are performing Journey medleys in their half time show. I love the fact that classic Journey stuff is living on like this.