CDs/DVDs

Now you can enjoy the power of the Renegades in the privacy of your own home. This audio CD is packed with highlights of the 2000 and 2001 seasons ? including a recording of the 2001 DCA Champion Renegades Mincorps!

This Special Edition DVD is packed with highlights from the 2001 season. The 2001 show, titled 'Seven' starts off with a high-powered drum feature, Seven, followed by Mambo from West Side Story. The rich melody of Grovers Corners is followed by the powerful One More Time, Chuck Corea.

2002 was an amazing season ? full of historical significance, controversy, adversity and excitement, culminating in our first ever appearance at the DCA World Championships. Enjoy these recordings, made at events throughout the season, including the Loud Music Symposium 3 and a private recording session. Seven.

This special DVD contains more of the 2003 Renegades you can't miss.

2003 was truly a year to remember! From the open house through the controversial penalty at DCA Championships, the Renegades surprised their fans as well as themselves. Enjoy these recording, including DVS finals, Loud Music Symposium 4 and the 2003 World Champion Minicorps, featuring Murray Gussek on drum set.

The 2002 Renegades Video Yearbook features:
The LOUDEST Show on Earth, a documentary by Jay Lee.

In 2004, the San Francisco Renegades fielded their strongest corps to date, performing their blockbuster production, entitled Goodbye Blue Skies: the Triumph of Evil. Arranged by Julliard-trained musician Ed Teleky with Chris Nalls, Dave Watrous and Lee Rudnicki, 'Goodbye Blue Skies' literally picks up where the corps 2003 production of 'Red Skies at Night' left off and continues the epic saga of the conflict between Good and Evil.

In 2005, the San Francisco Renegades achieved their highest placement to date, performing their blockbuster production, entitled Days of Future Past. Arranged by Ed Teleky with Chris Nalls, Dave Watrous and Lee Rudnicki, Days of Future Past is a prequel to the corps last two sinister and menacing shows, "Red Skies at Night" and "The Triumph of Evil." completing the trilogy and revealing the truth about the Renegades? transformation to the dark side.

In 2003, the San Francisco Renegades performed Red Skies at Night: Midnight in the Stadium of Good and Evil, a show about the universal conflict between Good and Evil.

From the opening fanfare, Red Skies at Night both shocked and stunned the crowd at the 2003 DCA World Championships. Overnight, the Renegades became one of the most popular and elite Drum Corps in the world.

In 2004, the Renegades epic battle of Good and Evil continued with the production of Goodbye Blue Skies: The Triumph of Evil. The 2004 Renegades featured one of the most talented hornlines in drum corps history, exotic percussion instruments and an evil color guard that remains controversial to this day. Twice during the 2004 season, the Renegades received no less than six standing ovations in one performance.

In 2005, the Renegades design team (Chris Nalls, Lee Rudnicki, Ed Teleky and Dave Watrous), completed the Trilogy with the brilliant and breathtaking production of Days of Future Past: The Beginning. In stark contrast to the musical onslaught that began the other shows in the trilogy, the Renegades? 2005 production began with a pristine and angelic vision of the universe before Evil was introduced, told through the beautiful music of Ave Maria.

Now, for the first time, enjoy the Renegades Trilogy in the order it was meant to be seen.

This Members Only DVD contains:

-Nearly 2 hours of footage from throughout the season
-A full length movie showcasing the corps from the first meeting at open house, to standing on the field with them at DCA Championships.
-Highlights of each section, at the peak of their performance level

Bonus features include: hilarious uncensored outtakes, Channel Se7en coverage from finals week, and a theatrical trailer.

DVD Sample:
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