[quote="FSW":v8plc30p]It's a Dylan song, just saying.[/quote:v8plc30p] Not really. Sure he wrote it, but the Manfreds made it a hit. The Beatles didn’t right twist and shout but you’d still call it a Beatles song. Dylan is a true enigma. He was a brilliant writer but a lousy performer. Any other genre of music he’d never of been allowed anywhere near a microphone. Hence almost every song he wrote was taken by other artists and made infinitely better. So much so that imho they became virtually new songs. Even the ones he did make a decent stab at and managed to have a hit with have been better covered by other artists since. I shouldn’t think he’s bothered, the song writer gets most of the royalties no matter who sings it. I like Bob, he knows he’s a crap singer and doesn’t bother to hide it.

[quote="Shifty Cat":83tpgt9j] edit [/quote:83tpgt9j] The Who have some really good intros. If you can include a light show there aren't many better than We won't get fooled again.

Think the music they play to the build up of the teams coming out at Hull is great ,been told that is a Who record but do not know with one . Strange because all ways had time for them

The riff of The White Stripes' 'Seven Nation Army' as a backdrop to "red, white and blue army" has always sounded good to me.

[quote="King Street Cat":1d78hejc]The riff of The White Stripes' 'Seven Nation Army' as a backdrop to "red, white and blue army" has always sounded good to me.[/quote:1d78hejc] That works really well. Best I've heard, I was in Milan after the Italians won the World Cup. DJ played this. Whole of San Siro singing Campioni Del Mondo was just awesome.

I believe that orchestral music is the best option when entering the field. I like the fanfare for the common man but what about the imperial March from star wars or even the conga del fuego. The latter is probably not suitable but I like it.