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I discovered this when I was in the high school Pep Band. 'You can also use (this music) for that Pep Ralley (sic) before the games. 'THIS CD IS GOOD IF YOU LIKE HEARING LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLE OVER AND OVER- 4 STARS' 'This CD is one of those ones that gets you pumped up and ready for anything especially sporting events if you are a contestant.' I listen to these tracks and I get pumped.' 'I am a dancer…this CD gets you PUMPED! It's like a Mountain Dew'

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People buy this stuff, and fans of the series write prose like these actual listener reviews I found on Amazon: The Jock Jams series of discs themselves are a huge hit, selling millions of copies. These songs have infected television, movies, even the local roller-rink. This is not poetry, folks! And why is it being jammed into our heads at every game? You can't escape this stuff.

Still think the song is cool? Look how ridiculous it looks in black and white: But what about Technotronic's 1989 hit 'Pump Up the Jam'? My own un-scientific survey found that as of this week I have heard that song about 10,033 times (this includes the original track as well as versions as varied as the Mega-Mix, SportsCenter Mega-Mix, and the Dick Vitale Shakes His Pimply Ass (In Your Face) Baby! Ultra-Mega-Mix). Go ahead and tap your toe when the speakers blare Republica: 'I'm hot, I'm ready to go!' before the local hockey team drops the puck. Now it's a given that you might enjoy one or two 'jock' songs. 'It's Awesome Baby!' (Dick Vitale - Jock Jams vol. Call the music director of your local stadium today and demand that they stop playing any song from any CD with the word 'jock' in the title. 'm saying it is time to fight for our rights. You know what the results were: insidious torture, starting with the initials 'Y.M.C.A.' Covering sports has become the equivalent of sitting in a room with a CD jukebox locked onto repeat play, only there are just three discs in the damn thing. Other releases included Jock Rock, Hot Jock Stadium Rock, Jock Rock Party, Jock Jams: The All-Star Jock Jams, and Jock Rock 2000. Out came Jock Jams volumes 2, 3, 4, and 5. Since then it's been one crappy song after another. And as soon as the next three-point basket resulted in the other team calling a timeout, every stadium was blasted with Tag Team's 'Whoomp! There It Is!' That summer Tommy Boy Music released 'ESPN Presents: Jock Jams, Volume 1' Faster than you could pick your nose, every schmoe working in the sound booth of any stadium or arena in America went out and bought this disc. In 1995 life got a lot harder for those of us who attend a lot of athletic events. 'Let's get it on!'(Mills Lane - Jock Rock 2000). Wanted, Dead or Alive: The people in charge of the loud, awful music in sports arenas. Can we come to a consensus on anything? Actually, I think I have found the one issue we can all agree on: We can't even get a unanimous decision that the photo vest in my closet makes me look like a dork. If the message boards at are any indication, weĭo Sigma lenses suck more than Tokina lenses? Is Allsport's NBA deal ethical or unethical?Įven the eternal question of Coke vs.

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