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  • Where The Streets Have No Name - U2

    52 36.62%
  • Pride - U2

    20 14.08%
  • Ace Of Spades - Motorhead

    8 5.63%
  • Build Me Up Buttercup - The Foundations

    6 4.23%
  • Also Sprach Zarathustra - Richard Strauss

    2 1.41%
  • Shining Light - Ash

    6 4.23%
  • Give Him A Ball And A Yard Of Grass - Sultans Of Ping FC

    9 6.34%
  • Streams Of Whiskey - The Pogues

    7 4.93%
  • Irish Rover - The Pogues

    23 16.20%
  • La la song - ?????

    9 6.34%
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Thread: Entrance theme at Lansdowne Rd?

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    I think The boys are back in town is the best suggestion of the lot

    Where the streets have no name is a good song but the words don't really relate to a home international football match

    Where as the Boys are back in town speaks for itself really

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    Lads,

    All good points but I dont think fans are going to sit through the first half discussing how appropriate the lyrics are for an international match.

    Personally I think the musical intro on WTSHNN will whip the crowd into a frenzy and set the volume level for the remainder of the game.

    Its up to the fans then.
    Who is this guy, Trapper Tony?

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    Why's everyone getting caught up about the lyrics. Correct me if I'm wrong here, but aren't we talking about editing it down to about 30 seconds (basically the intro), for the players coming out of the tunnel? That's what I assumed when I voted for it anyway.
    All the other songs are good suggestions for before the match and at half time.

    Anyway, since when did "Hey baby, I wanna know if you'll be my girl" relate to a home international football match?

    ps I only voted for U2 because 'I wanna be adored' wasn't on the poll
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    Guess who just got back today
    Them wild-eyed boys that had been away
    Haven't changed that much to say
    But man, I still think those cats are crazy

    They were askin' if you were around
    How you was, where you could be found
    Told 'em you were livin' downtown
    Drivin' all the old men crazy

    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town)

    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town again)

    You know that chick that used to dance a lot
    Every night she'd be on the floor, shakin' what she got
    When I say she was cool she was red hot
    I mean, she was steamin'

    And that time over at Johnny's place,
    Well, this chick got up and she slapped Johnny's face
    Man, we just fell about the place
    If that chick don't wanna know, forget her
    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town)

    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town)

    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town)
    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town again)

    Spread the word around
    Guess who's back in town

    Just spread the word around

    Friday night they'll be dressed to kill
    Down at Dino's Bar 'n' Grill
    The drink will flow and the blood will spill
    And if the boys wanna fight, you better let 'em

    That jukebox in the corner blastin' out my favorite song
    The nights are getting longer, it won't be long
    Won't be long till the summer comes
    Now that the boys are here again

    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town)

    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town)

    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town)
    Spread the word around
    The boys are back in town
    (The boys are back in town again)

    The boys are back in town again
    Been hangin' down at Dino's
    The boys are back in town again
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    Some people will go on about changing the lyrics, but dont do that. They are perfect. Plus it will be the ultimate tribute to the ultimate Dub, Phillo, who will be 20 years dead next January (correct me if I'm wrong).
    "Jacques Santini...will be greeted in every dugout of the country by "one-nil, one-nil" - Clive Tyldsley, 89th minute of France-England June 13, 2004.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saint Tom
    How about Teenage Kicks by the Undertones.... Well known and catchy
    yea that would be a good one. overall i wouldnt be too pushed about most of the songs on that list. what about banks of the lee(dont know if thats the real name), molly malone, irish rover, the wests awake. or have the music of go west by the pet shop boys to which everyone sings "stand up for the boys in green" just as the teams come onto the pitch. then with the national anthems over the fields of athenry blears from the loud speaker and drowns out at the corus to which to fans continue singing just as the game starts. i suppose i am living in a dream world unforunately.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eire06
    I think The boys are back in town is the best suggestion of the lot

    Where the streets have no name is a good song but the words don't really relate to a home international football match

    Where as the Boys are back in town speaks for itself really
    Spot on, I voted for WTSHNN because it was the best of a bad bunch. The Boys are back in Town sounds good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glapots
    Hey did anyone hear WTSHNN at anfield yesterday just before the second half? What have we started?

    Yes actually, I was there - good to hear that tune at Anfield again - they always plyed it during the glory days

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    Quote Originally Posted by noby
    Anyway, since when did "Hey baby, I wanna know if you'll be my girl" relate to a home international football match?

    change the words. like liverpool fans do for john arne riise. change it to relate to whoever has scored for us.

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    Quote Originally Posted by green army
    change the words. like liverpool fans do for john arne riise. change it to relate to whoever has scored for us.
    That was kinda my point.
    If people are so worried about the U2 lyrics not being relevant, can't someone think up new lyrics

    " I wanna run,
    I wanna ..uhh..slide?
    I wanna stand in the wall,
    cupping my pride"

    This thing writes itself...
    Last edited by noby; 21/03/2005 at 3:27 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by noby
    Why's everyone getting caught up about the lyrics. Correct me if I'm wrong here, but aren't we talking about editing it down to about 30 seconds (basically the intro), for the players coming out of the tunnel? That's what I assumed when I voted for it anyway.

    That'd be great idea, but I think the end of the song is just as good. I bet some music producergenius can edit the intro and end together to make a teriffic 40 sec peice of music, it can be done. classic! go on FAI dig your hands into your (our ) pockets and get a masterpiece created

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frankie
    That'd be great idea, but I think the end of the song is just as good. I bet some music producergenius can edit the intro and end together to make a teriffic 40 sec peice of music, it can be done. classic! go on FAI dig your hands into your (our ) pockets and get a masterpiece created
    I agree - if this is going to be done it has to be done right, otherwise it will just die a death. But I have to say - the potential here is enormous, get the right men in to do the job is my message to the FAI.
    Resign, now!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dawn_Run
    I agree - if this is going to be done it has to be done right, otherwise it will just die a death. But I have to say - the potential here is enormous, get the right men in to do the job is my message to the FAI.

    Absolutely - and good suggestion Frankie! A precise composition of WTSHNN would go down well, one that opened with the intro and smoothly combines the end piece - we may have created something cool here people.


    BlobbyBlob are you the one with a FAI contact - could you possibly suggest this?
    Last edited by Glapots; 21/03/2005 at 3:45 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glapots
    Absolutely - and good suggestion Frankie! A precise composition of WTSHNN would go down well, one that opened with the intro and smoothly combines the end piece - we may have created something cool here people.
    Would there be any lyrics to this?? Just wondering, do people just want an instrumental type thing, or something that gets the crowd singing along to it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cullenswood
    Would there be any lyrics to this?? Just wondering, do people just want an instrumental type thing, or something that gets the crowd singing along to it?

    nah, no need - just something to get the adrenaline going. Anyway the one they have already has no lyrics.

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    The instrumental at the start of WTSHNN is 1 minute 18 seconds long

    I think we should welcome it as a new Rep Of Ireland anthem

    Molly Malone and the Fields are the things of the 80s and 90s

    Oh, when I go there
    I go there with you
    It's all I can do

    No reply for the FAI yet BTW
    Who is this guy, Trapper Tony?

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    Quote Originally Posted by drinkfeckarse
    Spot on, I voted for WTSHNN because it was the best of a bad bunch. The Boys are Back in Town sounds good.

    Didn't they actually play Boys Are Back in Town in kerr's first few games in charge?

    My suggestion would be to belt out nearly all of the above songs in the 20 mins before a game then the intro or a new mix of WTSHNN bringing the teams out. Maybe play Boys Are Back in town once the teams are actually out, if there's time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
    Didn't they actually play Boys Are Back in Town in kerr's first few games in charge?

    My suggestion would be to belt out nearly all of the above songs in the 20 mins before a game then the intro or a new mix of WTSHNN bringing the teams out. Maybe play Boys Are Back in town once the teams are actually out, if there's time.

    if there's time

    known the organisers they fcuk it up, they'll end up playing the boys are back in town as the away team's national anthem

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    I went for "Where the..." but would like "Boys are back in town" as well alhough it's already used by Leinster rugby so I don't know how well that would go down with people other then myself and Schumi.

    On the Gloria Gaynor thing the Europeans love that 'Na na na' bit towards the end, they played it (as in just that bit)after the French won Euro 2000, whole place was going nuts. In fairness that part of the tune kinda suits football.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aberdonian Stu
    I went for "Where the..." but would like "Boys are back in town" as well alhough it's already used by Leinster rugby so I don't know how well that would go down with people other then myself and Schumi.

    On the Gloria Gaynor thing the Europeans love that 'Na na na' bit towards the end, they played it (as in just that bit)after the French won Euro 2000, whole place was going nuts. In fairness that part of the tune kinda suits football.

    Great tune. Dunno if it gets the andrenalin pumping as much though. Sure if we get one song past the censor we could open the floodgates.
    Who is this guy, Trapper Tony?

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    Just looking at the list of songs again, there are a few others we could have mentioned, not necessarily to be used as when the teams come out, but just as a warm up or half time (which let's be honest is usually the lamest part of the event)

    Anything by Thin Lizzy is always good, although I think the Boys are back in town is a bit 'boring' for want of a better word. Some of their other stuff would be more refreshing - 'Don't believe a word', 'dancing in the moonlight, 'waiting for an aliby' etc

    Also that frames song 'revelate ' is cool.

    Music played at Lansdowne doesn't neccesarily have to be homegrown but you've got to admit it does add to the occasion when it is, unless of course they start playing westlife or chris deburgh.

    Speaking of Irish bands - anyone remember Whipping Boy?

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