Wild Card Vote Thread! Thursday May 31st 9pm EST|6pm PST

[Boyle]

WILD CARD EVENT​

Date:
Thursday May 31st, 2012​

Time:
9:00 pm EST
8:00 pm CST
7:00 pm MST
6:00 pm PST​

Server: DoD:S Event Server ~ 67.228.175.241:27015​

Come into vent before the event to find out what's in store for the evening.​

It's Time to VOTE...​

Trench Warfare with the Grail Arbor twist!

Real trench warfare on Baum and nades only! A great map with the added bonus of trenches and nades, nades, nades!

Alleys and Cellars on a new map, Expire!

Side streets everywhere, twisting Cellars under the houses on both sides, and hardly a straight line of sight anywhere on Expire!

Fun maps! Mario Brothers, Lego, etc.

Spend the evening on some crazy maps.

Anything goes on Telepnevo!

Snow and fog for ambushes! All weapons unlocked.

 

[Nuclear Cowboy]

Thank you Mr Pryor (inside Trombone thing (unless Boyle plays trombone under a rock))

Also, nades only!

 

[Grail Arbor]

All of these sounds pretty fun! I is excited for any of these. I feel odd...haha

 

[Sgt.Sonny]

Most of these I have never played but I am willing to try anything. I'm sure it will be a blast.

 

[xanado]

Looks like much fun in any one of them options...

 

[Spartacus_Legolas]

Alleys and Cellars sounds interesting

 

[Boyle]

Thank you Mr Pryor (inside Trombone thing (unless Boyle plays trombone under a rock))

Also, nades only!

Of course NuclearCowboy means: Arthur Willard Pryor (September 22, 1870 ? June 18, 1942) was a trombone virtuoso, bandleader, and soloist with the Sousa Band (the Marine band).

I have a record reissue of his wax recordings performed with the Marine band and many of his solo compositions for trombone. Pryor was incredible on the instrument and a great composer.
I auditioned for the Marine Band of Washington DC or "Presidents Band" as it is better known. The solo they asked for was Pryor's Blue Bells of Scotland. Over 200 of us auditioned and no one was accepted. I did get an acceptance letter from the Navy. Instead I finished my degree at the Cleveland Institute of Music.

 

[Megs A Tagger]

Jump on it!! Grail FTW!

 

[Nuclear Cowboy]

Of course NuclearCowboy means: Arthur Willard Pryor (September 22, 1870 ? June 18, 1942) was a trombone virtuoso, bandleader, and soloist with the Sousa Band (the Marine band).

I have a record reissue of his wax recordings performed with the Marine band and many of his solo compositions for trombone. Pryor was incredible on the instrument and a great composer.
I auditioned for the Marine Band of Washington DC or "Presidents Band" as it is better known. The solo they asked for was Pryor's Blue Bells of Scotland. Over 200 of us auditioned and no one was accepted. I did get an acceptance letter from the Navy. Instead I finished my degree at the Cleveland Institute of Music.

Ding ding ding! Although I prefer Thoughts of Love (even though it isn't as technically demanding) and Annie Laurie (technically demanding, but in a different way than Blue Bells), everyone loves Blue Bells.

For anyone that cares:

Thoughts of Love - performed by Lee Rogers, Texas Festival Orchestra 2011 - This guy is okay. It may just be the recording that makes him sound just "okay." He improves as the performance goes on. Maybe he wasn't warmed up or was nervous at first

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCEh86mqFXE[/ame]

Annie Laurie - performed by James Erdman, The United States Marine Band 1965 - This guy is REALLY good.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzhNjtr6W-M[/ame]

 

[Lt.Nond]

Trench or Fun Maps!!!!!