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Hearsay needs music suggestions

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When the Levee Breaks - Led Zeppelin

 

I think that, and Kashmir, may be a bit long, but if you want to do less work...:D

 

46 & 2 - Tool

 

Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who

 

My apologies if I overlooked those, but I didn't recall seeing them.

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Please avoid these songs

I love a rainy night

Cottoneyed Joe

Our PA guys plays these, and let me tell you, they do not set the mood for a football game. Makes me sad to see all these great songs being mentioned and not played at our games ( including the ones mentioned by me!)

Rock and Roll by Led Zeppelin

New Noise by Refused. Friday Night Lights used it, but you can say that someone who liked the band before then recommended it to you. :D Pretty much anything off "The Shape Of Punk to Come" will get you fired up, so long as you can ignore the pseudo-socialist agenda. :lol:

Some songs I can think of off my head

 

Young Jeezy - I Put On (Edit)

Archie - We Ready (Edit)

Chevelle - Forfeit

Breaking Benjamin - So Cold

Audioslave - Show Me How To Live

Can't go wrong with some of the music from "Rudy." Most everyone recognizes it once they hear it. Good "lead up to kickoff" music.

 

Anything w/ the word "bourbon" in a key song lyric would be good.

 

How 'bout some Stephen Foster tunes? Some of those banjo licks are really happenin' :p (How long 'til the student body storms the booth!!!) :laugh:

Oh I forgot, Linkin Park- just about anything!

and there is a song by Dimestore Hoods called Blood In My Eyes. Rocks

 

:thumb: Agreed! Just put in the CD and your done. :ylsuper:

New Noise by Refused. Friday Night Lights used it, but you can say that someone who liked the band before then recommended it to you. :D Pretty much anything off "The Shape Of Punk to Come" will get you fired up, so long as you can ignore the pseudo-socialist agenda. :lol:

 

 

I would call that lifting music - not game music. You have to play to a wide audience at a game.

 

Along that same subject in this era of political correctness, could you play this song ... Breaking Benjamin - Blow Me Away (pay attention to the lyrics)

 

I would call that lifting music - not game music. You have to play to a wide audience at a game.

 

Along that same subject in this era of political correctness, could you play this song ... Breaking Benjamin - Blow Me Away (pay attention to the lyrics)

 

 

Both would be great in Hearsay's categories of "Team Warmup" or "Team Entry" music. :thumb:

If you could find just the instrumental, Still D.R.E. by Dr. Dre would be great. Fire it Up by Black Label Society, as other people said WWF theme songs work well, I think Raceland does that before games...And it may be over used, but In the Air Tonight is an awesome song to introduce your team with. Watching Russell do it will give you chill bumps.

Ready or Not by the Fugees.

Walkin' On Sunshine

 

Bang On The Drum (Todd Rundgren)

 

Those two are pretty good ones to play for the crowd, IMO.

No matter what decade the music is from it wouldn't be a game without the certain songs that are played at every game! We also have a dance team that has music played every time out or break in action plus halftime so that really takes care of music during the game.

^^^^

 

Some of us are showing our age.....

 

 

And LN really showed his: he can't stand music being played before or during a game. Thinks it turns the game into a carnival. He just wants football and nothing else.

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