You are my sunshine.....

[CajunVic]

isn’t this just a come out song

all that matters for the come out song is that it have the right beat

it is only played for a very short time

it matters not one iota if it’s 100 years old or written this year for the occasion

they not dancing to it, they not sitting with their girl friend to it

no words needed so they not singing it

play AC DC

[Turbine]

Wisconsin's Jump is an end of the third quarter song.

The secret sauce is fan participation.

"Raise your Hands" fits the bill.

[CajunFun]

You are my sunshine is upper Louisiana and Janbalaya is Nashville’s idea of South Louisiana. That’s what our band director wanted years ago to represent our culture. Dr. Ancelet and Steve Riley came up with a great idea for a spirit entry for the band using the Bosco Stomp and cheers. Tried to make headway for a number of years. It ended up with zero success. UL is helping kill our culture as we speak. At least athletically. O well. Tried. Now too tired.

'Sunshine' is the state song... playing it is as much political & positional, as anything else.

'Jambalaya' was written by Hank Williams while sitting on a Hadacol bus listening to the Cajuns talk. (And I have heard that he simply invented 'crawfish pie' because he needed something to rhyme, and that's why the dish is made so many different ways today... it didn't exist before the song.) Hadacol was the creation of 'Coozan' Dudley LeBlanc, a UL alum. He was one of the first Cajuns to research and promote our French heritage.

And he also created the modern retirement system under Social Security, but that's a longer story.

'Bosco Stomp' would be nice, but you need to be careful what you ask for. I like that McNeese plays 'Jolie Blonde' as a main course, but some Cajun musicians don't think it's a very good arrangement.

[jaxmc1023]

isn’t this just a come out song

all that matters for the come out song is that it have the right beat

it is only played for a very short time

it matters not one iota if it’s 100 years old or written this year for the occasion

they not dancing to it, they not sitting with their girl friend to it

no words needed so they not singing it

play AC DC

My bad .. thought we were trying to get people to actually be in their seats at kickoff

Go ahead and play:

1. Hells Bells
2. Welcome to the Jungle
3. Sirius (Chicago Bulls)
4. Get Ready for This

[jaxmc1023]

Wisconsin's Jump is an end of the third quarter song.

The secret sauce is fan participation.

"Raise your Hands" fits the bill.

I'm not sure if you guys have noticed but by the beginning pf the 4th quarter THERE ISNT ANYONE THERE

[Swamp]

Folks, I’m not too sure if y’all read me.

Hells Bells can be integrated into the Swamp. The bell’s ringing in the intro would not come from AC/DC’s recording in the studio.

The Bell has an electric actuator (from what I’ve gathered by looking up into it.) to initiate motion. There wouldn’t even be a need for some student, local etc. to ring her. As a matter of fact, we could program perfect timing.

“Plant trees for whose shade you know you will never sit.”

[jaxmc1023]

Every bell that had ever rang at a football stadium has done so to Hells Bells

How bout For Whom the Bell Tolls by Metallica?

Or the instrumental of Iron Maiden: https://youtu.be/Z5rvQ3cH1pY?si=RFct9GJ4y_9gZXmA

[CajunVic]

AC DC has the best best for this

[Swamp]

Tough spot for the new assistant director of gameday experience..

AC/DC, Guns n Roses, etc will be boring, or at least "same old, same old" to the younger crowd we need

But most of the butts in the seats currently will be fans of that era of music

I'm sure they can find common ground between 70s music and today...

*INSERT RODNEY DANGERFIELD EYE ROLL*

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[Ragin9221]

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Virginia Tech is hard to beat it is top 10.

[CajunVic]

AC DC

[jaxmc1023]

Enter Sandman is cool, but that song was 9 years old when VA Tech started using it.. it still works today because they've been doing it for 20+ years

That's why I'm skeptical of using some of the most cliche anthem songs if your intention is to create long-lasting tradition