steveo1987
Well-Known Member
A bit of a random post , hats off to the person in charge of the music , Stone Roses, Charlatans, Sham 69, Oasis, Faithless , Underworld. Nice change from the usual entertainment on offer.
Blackburn pre match and half time music (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter steveo1987
- Start date
Nuskyblue
Well-Known Member
Back on the acid?
footyfrenzy
Well-Known Member
Not forgeting our very own Selecter
Tommo1993
Well-Known Member
When I heard it, my mind was the whole stadium. Not just where my seat was.
Covcraig@bury
Well-Known Member
Must admit it was pretty good selection of tunes but wasted on them pigeon breeders
*Fancier's!!
Covcraig@bury
Well-Known Member
I know there birds but not the ones I fancy
messiahrobins
Well-Known Member
Hull City's was best...absolutely banging, like being at a proper rave down the Eclipse!
blunted
Well-Known Member
I'm probably in a minority of one but, give me new music with a few old favourites that raise the atmosphere. Music used to be really shit at football grounds with brass and marching bands the norm.
Jimmy Hill introduced Sky Blue Radio ( a first again for the maestro of innovation). The others followed. The music then was contemporary not a nostalgic look to 20 or 30 years previously. Where is the innovation now? I've heard Right Here, Right Now, Let Me Entertain You and Chelsea Dagger etc all over the show. It took a long while for Seven Nation Army to catch on. The Blackburn gut is stuck in a time warp which I accept will appeal to a lot of supporters will relate too, as it is their era.
I know We Live And Die in These Towns is not all that recent, but a classic example of newer tunes making a difference.
With the exception of Sweet Caroline, I bet the players listen to a more contemporary mix.
If you want to be the coolest club around get with a modern programme.
Head firmly placed below the barricade.
Jimmy Hill introduced Sky Blue Radio ( a first again for the maestro of innovation). The others followed. The music then was contemporary not a nostalgic look to 20 or 30 years previously. Where is the innovation now? I've heard Right Here, Right Now, Let Me Entertain You and Chelsea Dagger etc all over the show. It took a long while for Seven Nation Army to catch on. The Blackburn gut is stuck in a time warp which I accept will appeal to a lot of supporters will relate too, as it is their era.
I know We Live And Die in These Towns is not all that recent, but a classic example of newer tunes making a difference.
With the exception of Sweet Caroline, I bet the players listen to a more contemporary mix.
If you want to be the coolest club around get with a modern programme.
Head firmly placed below the barricade.
skyblue1991
Well-Known Member
Feel sorry for Boosh for not having Little Mix, Mimi Webb and Harry Styles on the playlist
Sent from my Pixel 8 using Tapatalk
Sent from my Pixel 8 using Tapatalk
Last edited:
fernandopartridge
Well-Known Member
Hardcore uproar is the best tune any team runs out to in the league
oscillatewildly
Well-Known Member
There's a lot hinging on this.
oscillatewildly
Well-Known Member
Well, when I say a lot, there's, erm, a jar and er.....
skybluericoh
Well-Known Member
Nah bring back Pete Waterman getting some of his acts to perform at halftime like Sonia
bigfatronssba
Well-Known Member
Its more a reflection of the modern music industry. There is no single popular music genre anymore. You don't get those songs anymore that everyone likes and you hear everywhere you go.
Modern technology allows every genre to be available to everyone at all times. As evidenced by Vera Lynn getting to number 1 a few years ago
