Damn, that was a wild time.  Piping rocks.  Lots of awesome pipers rocking out there and no, you cannot play a g-gracenote from high a.

Back off! This is my case of Yuengling!!

Well, what did you expect would happen after your crushed 10 cans on your forehead?

After a case of Yuengling, Dan apparently becomes a bass drummer.  Go figure.

Nick takes a break before class.

Joe practices in the hallway, Blues Brothers style.

Wade is still recovering from the Celidh.

Pipe Major Gavin Stodard agrees, you cannot play a g-gracenot from high a to g.

Roddy MacLeod, the highlander.  Or maybe the principal of the Piping Centre.

The Winchester City Pipes and Drums.

The NY Port Authority Pipers.

Alan sings "A Land for all Seasons".

Look at those crazy drummers.

Group D, featuring Elder Beefheart, rocks out to "the Sound of Sleat".

Yes, that's Elder Beefheart performing on a PRACTICE CHANTER!

There are two very bizarre things going on in this picture of the great and powerful group C led by yours truly, Angus Beefheart.  Can you spot them?

1: Nick is removing his drones and

2: he is not wearing any shoes.
 

Marsha Marsha Marsha presents her new tune to the Piping Centre.