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[JayJ79]

Re: ? on intro

Can the players hear PR when they're in the tunnel? (perhaps not, with all the door banging and such). But if they can, I can't imagine any way that hearing that awesome into doesn't fire them up like crazy. So I would think it would be beneficial for the team to wait until he gets the intro in.
(personally, I don't think getting all the way into Hells Bells is necessary, if time is running short. the bells themselves and PR is enough in a pinch)

[Newsbreaker]

Re: ? on intro

There is no warning. PR gets the visual cue and has to start his intro at that very second.

Then the warning is the length of time it takes to do the intro, which is probably 10 seconds or more.

The "cue" isn't given with the door opening instantaneously.

I understand, and even agree with, the position that the coach should define exactly when the team comes out. From a competitive standpoint, that is the correct position. Our coaches, players, administration and fans have to understand, however, what every professional sports franchise in the country understands. They're playing a game, but to an equal extent they're putting on a show. That requires the occasional bow to showmanship.

In reality, the only fixes to the UNI pregame that are necessary are getting the band, who nobody is there to see, to hurry the eff up.

[TravelingPanther]

Re: ? on intro

Can the players hear PR when they're in the tunnel? (perhaps not, with all the door banging and such). But if they can, I can't imagine any way that hearing that awesome into doesn't fire them up like crazy. So I would think it would be beneficial for the team to wait until he gets the intro in.
(personally, I don't think getting all the way into Hells Bells is necessary, if time is running short. the bells themselves and PR is enough in a pinch)

You can hear PR in there.

[Cap'n Cat]

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This is especially ironic considering the ending lyrics.

I would expect KW to want Jesus is Just Alright by The Doobie Brothers.

I hear you, Al, but according to an ABC News source, though, "Jesus Is Just Alright" was eliminated from consideration because Kurt Warner objected to the drug inference in the Doobie Brothers band name.

Additionally, his wife is said to have requested an exorcism on their kids after they accidentally heard the Byrds song, "Eight Miles High" while switching radio stations in her Hummer. An intervention has begun for them, as well, and she is in the process of selling the Hummer, having just now found out that the word "hummer" is associated with a sex act.

Film at 10.

[Big_Al]

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Clearly she doesn't know the Graham Parsons-era Byrds. "I Like the Christian Life" from Sweetheart of the Rodeo is a great cover.

Plus, she needs to learn that heavy metal is useful for defeating the devil, not promoting devil-worship:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuh6kiVrqpc

I hear you, Al, but according to an ABC News source, though, "Jesus Is Just Alright" was eliminated from consideration because Kurt Warner objected to the drug inference in the Doobie Brothers band name.

Additionally, his wife is said to have requested an exorcism on their kids after they accidentally heard the Byrds song, "Eight Miles High" while switching radio stations in her Hummer. An intervention has begun for them, as well, and she is in the process of selling the Hummer, having just now found out that the word "hummer" is associated with a sex act.

Film at 10.

[TravelingPanther]

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Plus, she needs to learn that heavy metal is useful for defeating the devil, not promoting devil-worship:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuh6kiVrqpc

I figured you were going more in this direction:

http://www.youtube.com/user/FacedownRecords#p/u/6/ctnObP4cS-k