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hyden649

Can anyone tell me what some of the intro songs are that play when they come back from commercial breaks? Thanks

boilermaker

Yeah, me too. The one they play sometimes that is kinda funky kinda jazzy with the bass and lead, almost sounds like Primus..........Anyone?

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Dave

Is it the Queensryche "Empire" riff? Or did they change it.

I sent off a message to the empire to get a definitive answer.

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boilermaker

Yeah, they still play that but they also throw in some newer fresher stuff from time to time.

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jpa

I believe one they have used lately is Linkin Park: No more Sorrow

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Someone

Yes, the Linkin Park song is correct. They are also using "Higher Place" by Journey; the new Journey. And they've been using "Paralyzer" by Finger Eleven.

Big Pussy

OK, here you go. Here's the official list:

Queensryche - Empire
Linkin Park - No More Sorrow
Stone Temple Pilots - Down
Slipknot - Pulse of The Maggots
Bush - Machinehead
Robert Randolph and The Family Band - Good Times
Robert Randolph and The Family Band - Squeeze
Reel Big Fish - 241
Reel Big Fish - Everything Sucks
Journey - Higher Place
Korn - Got The Life

There you go! Enjoy!

Dave

Wow, quite the list. Thanks Puss!

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RyanB.

Puss, where's Finger Eleven? I know that I've heard it.

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ob1

Thanks BP...you da Puss!

Big Pussy

Oh yeah, Finger 11 - Paralyzer has been used a little lately, but the other ones I've actually cut the instrumental intro of the song into a loop and put them in our computer system. Tyler sometimes calls an audible, like using The Who - Eminence Front, but for the most part, it's off that list...

Thender

Thanks Big P!

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lilyvon schtupp

thx,puss
i'd been wondering myself about those songs

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RyanB.

Thanx P. Next time I call maybe you'll put me through!!!!!!!! Fooker!!

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Thender

And that last post will ensure it!

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jpa

Thanks Big P

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RyanB.

I'll give 'em a fake name

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Someone

Anyone know the rock version of some old western song they've been playing? I want to say its either the Good, Bad, Ugly theme, or the one from Hang 'em Hight

Thender

Actually, I believe the original title is "Valley of the dolls" By Harry Mancini... But it is the main background music to "the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly".

But I too am interested to know who has done this new version...

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Big Pussy

Wow! I have gotten so many questions about that tune. It's titled "Ecstasy of Gold" and it is the theme from "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly." It's covered by Metallica. They've used the original version of that song as their stage entrance music for probably 20 years now and earlier this year someone organized a tribute CD to the guy who directed the spaghetti western movies, Ennio Morricone. The CD is called "We All Love Ennio Morricone," but most of it isn't worth much unless you dig that stuff. Check iTunes if you want to get just that song. It's pretty kick ass. Feel free to email me if you guys have any other questions along this line. I'm always happy to answer.

Big Pussy!

mike

Thanks Big P !!!!!

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Thender

Thanks dude!

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lilyvon schtupp

sorry, thender, but
WTF???? i think you have yer italians confused

Ennio Morricone (born November 10, 1928; sometimes also credited as Dan Savio or Leo Nichols) is an Italian composer especially noted for his film scores. He has composed and arranged scores for more than 400 film and television productions, more than any other composer living or deceased. He is best known for the characteristic sparse and memorable soundtracks of Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns A Fistful of Dollars (1964), For a Few Dollars More (1965), The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) and Once Upon a Time in the West (1968) which have been frequently cited by many in the film industry as some of the greatest film scores ever composed.
In 1964 he began his famous collaboration with Sergio Leone and Bernardo Bertolucci. For Leone he wrote the score for A Fistful of Dollars (Sergio Leone, 1964) and continued with a number of other Spaghetti Western films. By 1968 he was reducing his work outside of film and in the same year wrote twenty scores for films. His collaboration with Leone is considered one of the finest collaborations between a director and a composer. He scored all of Leone's films from A Fistful of Dollars to Once Upon a Time in America.
Morricone's score of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in particular is his most famous. Along with the William Tell Overture from the Silent period and The Magnificent Seven by Elmer Bernstein, it is one of the most recognizable pieces associated with the Western genre. Although he is most famous for writing the scores of Leone's films, he was more at ease with directors such as Giuliano Montaldo and Gillo Pontecorvo. (Ironically, Morrricone himself loathes the epithet 'spaghetti western' - intended as a pejorative - but a term long since become affectionate.) Morricone frequently collaborated with childhood friend Alessandro Alessandroni, who performed as the whistler on many of the Sergio Leone soundtracks, and many besides, together with his 'Cantori Moderni', a flexible troupe of 'modern singers', and only one of them - the soprano Edda Dell'Orso - for whom Morricone composed many pieces specifically to exploit (at the height of her powers) her particular vocal gifts - 'an extraordinary voice at my disposal'.
prolly more than any of you cared to know

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lilyvon schtupp

guess i shoulda read this first
but i can't bear the thought of that 2-bit hack mancinni getting credit for morricone's beautiful score

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Thender

Keep your WTF's to yourself.... My mother has a Harry Mancini album that has that score and a bunch of other film scores on it an I was working from memory.... Sorry For the inaccuracy....

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