Why on earth would they play The Proclaimers 500 Miles song
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Because if you walk 500 miles, the next thing you know, you're walking 500 more. So now you're a person who has walked 1000 miles to fall down at your door.
I still think the piped in music between plays has to go, it sounds like an arena league game. Let the band and the fans make noise.
Hate to break the news to you but it's done just about EVERYWHERE now and in some places just as much as HPSS. Watching LSU @ Auburn I was shocked at how much piped-in music there was and even at the Rose Bowl last night, during the Stanford-UCLA game, I heard some.
And with that this board has run out of things to complain about for this week.
My only complaint is that whoever is in charge of the music realize, when the crowd is into the game don't try and play music over the crowd. The guy simply has to be more in tune to what's actually going on and get out of his own little world. It seems he has a script and he's going to stick to it come hell or high water. Several times Sat. the crowd was into it, then the music blared and everyone had to wait for it to end to get back into the game.
Thought he went from the live version of "Badlands" into "Living on a Prayer." Would rather he stuck with Badlands.
It was both. Livin on a prayer was longer because it's a much longer chorus we all know and love. However, in the 500 miles chorus when there is alternating "da da da", the dj turned it down on every other one.
If you're going be playing recorded music you can do much worse than this selection. It's a "get pumped" kind of tune.
Speaking of that...
Elvis and the Attractions: 1978 at the Ledge. Good time.
No...we all don't.
Bon Jovi blows. And there is not one single tune they ever did that I'd like to hear again.
Check out his "voice" in that dumbass TV commercial he does. Just awful.
I guess he walked 500 miles and 500 more
Isn't it 500 miles (plus 500 more ) to Iowa City?
EDIT:
I knew there would be someone. Haha.
Yes, my comment of "all" wasn't meant to be taken literally. How about top 3 sing along songs in that those attending a Rutgers football game would agree on (I'm guessing 75%+ would concur with me so according to my non researched assumptions you are in the minority, sorry).
I always thought "Keep the Faith" would be the best Bon Jovi song to play late in a close game. The chorus would be perfect.
Ha ha. Well, that's the great thing about hookers and blow. You can always find more.
the commercial that played at the end of the 3rd quarter was illtimed and waaaaaaaaaaaaay too long , trying to artificiallly get the crowd ready for the 4th but the crowd was organicly started to pick things up, that commercial is a buzzkill
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