Super Bowl XLVII walk out music

[QB12]

I also like the idea of The Who's 'Baba O'Riley' as the walk out song.

 

[PatsFanInVa]

Screw music. I want this...

My precious! - YouTube

 

[treeclimber]

...and that a 9--7 team can get hot in January, make a few plays and walk off with the Bling.

Well, records are nearly pointless once you actually make the playoffs. I guess I'm trying to say the W/L columns don't always indicate the best team.

 

[blackglass3]

Why not AC/DC: For Those About To Rock? They've used it at Foxboro before. Besides, Crazy Train is played out.

 

[Avenger]

Well, records are nearly pointless once you actually make the playoffs. I guess I'm trying to say the W/L columns don't always indicate the best team.

The best team doesn't always win on any given Sunday, does anybody think that the Chiefs were better than the Packers last year?

 

[pherein]

NFL already picked your songs I think someones teenage daughter had some impute.
If NFL players had walk-on songs | NFL.com

Wilfork is "Focused" by Wale Ft. Kid Cudi"
Wale - Focused Ft. Kid Cudi (Official Lyric Video) - YouTube

Brady is "Lonely Boy" by The Black Keys
The Black Keys - Lonely Boy (First Listen) - YouTube

Gronk is "Sexy And I Know" It by LMFAO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyx6JDQCslE

Sexy is a clear winner :rocker:
Patriots and You Know It (LMFAO Sexy and I Know It PARODY!) - YouTube

 

[PatsFanSince74]

Well, records are nearly pointless once you actually make the playoffs. I guess I'm trying to say the W/L columns don't always indicate the best team.

Bull Hockey. I'll be the first to admit that the Pats weren't the best team in the NFL in 2001/02, but they walked off with the Trophy when the Rams, Steelers and, yes, even the Raiders had a good claim to that distinction.

After watching the Pats take five trips to the SB in 11 years, the only thing I know for sure is that the team that wins the Super Bowl is the team that wins the Super Bowl.

Sometimes it's the best team, as the Pats no doubt were in 2003/04; sometimes it isn't, as they no doubt weren't in 2001.

You'll get respect out here if you're honest, but don't try to BS people who understand the game.

 

[patriotsdynasty12189]

Poor lil rich-50 cent

 

[Joey007]

The best team doesn't always win on any given Sunday, does anybody think that the Chiefs were better than the Packers last year?

Very true. I was at that game, so I would know.

 

[Joey007]

Well, records are nearly pointless once you actually make the playoffs. I guess I'm trying to say the W/L columns don't always indicate the best team.

Once again-

Get out. :snob:

 

[Deus Irae]

Well, records are nearly pointless once you actually make the playoffs. I guess I'm trying to say the W/L columns don't always indicate the best team.

Neither does being the SB champion. Now, good day sir!

 

[PatsFanSince74]

Neither does being the SB champion. Now, good day sir!

Well and pithily stated. Winning the SB, as the Pats have learned to their joy and their sorrow, entails playing well. making plays and having a little luck in January and early February. Sometimes the team that does that is the best team in football, sometimes it isn't.

I like to say that the team that wins the SB is the "Number One" team in the NFL and leave the debate as to which was "Best" until a few seasons later when the emotion is out of it. It keeps the winners from gloating and the losers from serving up sour grapes.

 

[lurker1965]

I don't care if they walk in to the Dora the Explorer theme song as long as they walk out to We are the Champions.

That would be epic!

Click only if high or already insane.

 

[PatsFanSince74]

I don't care if they walk in to the Dora the Explorer theme song as long as they walk out to We are the Champions.

You have touched a sore point there, one about which I have a confession to make to the Board.

You see, I went out and bought Queen's "We are the Champions," put it in my CD player before the game and was planning to crank it up at ceiling- and floor-shaking volume (I have a very high end audio system with a subwoofer that should probably be illegal in apartment buildings) after the Pats won SB XLII so my Manhattan neighbors "got the point."

To this day, I personally blame myself for the loss of that game. Had I not shown such arrogant overconfidence before the contest, I have no doubt that David Tyree would never have trapped that %$^&**^%$#@ ball against his helmet.

It's my fault.

I also confess that I took the foil off the neck of a bottle of Vintage DP when Keith Hernandez made the second out in the bottom of the 10th of Game Six of the 1986 World Series. What happened thereafter was my fault too. (I never popped the bottle and tossed it a month later, unable to bring myself to drink it.)

The two darkest moments in recent Boston Sports history. Both on me.

 

[everlong]

The morning after SB 36 hopping in the car the first song I heard was Everlong by the Foo Fighters.

And I wonder
when I sing along with you
If everything could ever feel this real forever
If anything could ever be this good again................

 

[treeclimber]

Neither does being the SB champion. Now, good day sir!

Everyone is entitled to their opinions.

 

[Deus Irae]

Everyone is entitled to their opinions.

Good Day Sir! - YouTube

 

[supafly]

You have touched a sore point there, one about which I have a confession to make to the Board.

You see, I went out and bought Queen's "We are the Champions," put it in my CD player before the game and was planning to crank it up at ceiling- and floor-shaking volume (I have a very high end audio system with a subwoofer that should probably be illegal in apartment buildings) after the Pats won SB XLII so my Manhattan neighbors "got the point."

To this day, I personally blame myself for the loss of that game. Had I not shown such arrogant overconfidence before the contest, I have no doubt that David Tyree would never have trapped that %$^&**^%$#@ ball against his helmet.

It's my fault.

I also confess that I took the foil off the neck of a bottle of Vintage DP when Keith Hernandez made the second out in the bottom of the 10th of Game Six of the 1986 World Series. What happened thereafter was my fault too. (I never popped the bottle and tossed it a month later, unable to bring myself to drink it.)

The two darkest moments in recent Boston Sports history. Both on me.

At least there is actually a rational explanation for those events.

 

[PatsFanSince74]

At least there is actually a rational explanation for those events.

Yes, I'm glad I got it off my chest. I feel a lot better now.

 

[supafly]

Yes, I'm glad I got it off my chest. I feel a lot better now.

I'm sorry to say that I am going to have to put you on my "list" of people who I need to check in with prior to the next big playoff game/SB; just to make sure that you all are following the proper protocol, wearing the right shirt/hat, watching it from a certain TV, and not...taking the foil off of a vintage bottle of Dom Perignon prior to the events that will occur