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Music before the game.

Does music before the game pump the players up for the game? 86 members have voted

  1. 1. Does music before the game pump the players up for the game?

    • Yes
      88%
      76
    • No
      11%
      10

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What everyone's thoughts on this? IMO - music before the game pumps some of the players up.:ylsuper:

Put me in category that is for it, I enjoy it and like when schools provide it.

 

 

But, some of the selections leave me scratching my head.

If the speakers are bad which is usually the case, then no is it just annoying noise, otherwise it can.

I don't like the music before or during the game, you can't even talk about the game, however I do like the band.

I don't care for the bands, much.:lol:

 

I do like music, but I have always wondered about something. Does the music that is being played not "pump up" the other teams, also?

If the speakers are bad which is usually the case, then no is it just annoying noise, otherwise it can.

 

I totally agree. I can think of three that has great music and the sound systems were outstanding: Madison Southern, Whitley County and Lincoln County.

I don't like the music before or during the game, you can't even talk about the game, however I do like the band.

 

Most of the time the band doesn't know when NOT to play.

I don't care for the bands, much.:lol:

:laugh: I guess it depends on who's band it is, right?

I always loved the band's cadence, that got me pumped. I agree about the music over the PA, lot's of times the speakers just can't handle the treble, and it's uncomfortable.

Anything but the extremely awful "Thunderstruck."

I think its cool and pumps up every one to some amount.

Anything but the extremely awful "Thunderstruck."

 

That is driving me crazy as well. You cannot watch a game high school or college without hearing that song. It was cool when they used it for the montage in Varsity Blues but it has been grossly overused. :thumb:

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I don't care for the bands, much.:lol:

 

I do like music, but I have always wondered about something. Does the music that is being played not "pump up" the other teams, also?

 

Good point - never really looked at it that way.

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Anything but the extremely awful "Thunderstruck."

 

Now I like that one for a game.

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