Harold team intro songs

[CurtisR]

I seem to recall Fwand using Cochise by Audioslave for a little while. But I could be thinking of a monster truck show.

Also, if it needs to be said, Beverly Hills had "Beverly Hills," not the theme song to the show, but the obnoxious pseudo-punk song.

 

[DigsyMadrox]

I seem to recall Fwand using Cochise by Audioslave for a little while. But I could be thinking of a monster truck show.

Also, if it needs to be said, Beverly Hills had "Beverly Hills," not the theme song to the show, but the obnoxious pseudo-punk song.

Both the Weezer and "Weird Al" versions. Beverly Hills also came out to "Paint It Black" by the Rolling Stones.

 

[dcpierson]

That was the opening theme to "The Green Hornet."

I don't know the title to the other song... DC picked it.

"New Rose" by The Damned.

We come out to the A-Team theme now? Man, I gotta come back to New York.

Tech secretz:

Death By Roo Roo intro: "Princes Of The Universe"
Death By Roo Roo 2nd half outro: "Under Pressure," exactly at the 2:36 mark.

Stepfathers blacks out their first half to "Tommy Gun" by The Clash, which is the fuckin' best.

 

[Oldog]

YES! BEST INTRO EVER! There has nothing that has ever gotten me more excited than the Shove's intro did. The combination of that intro and then amazing harolds created a Pavlovian response in which watching Tanouye do cartwheels made me salivate.

No doubt...this was beyond awesome.
"Drumline" starts, stage dark with flashing lights. Tanouye cartwheel, Angeliki or Risa cartwheel, The Shoves explode on stage choreographed with the song, and Lennon shouts "We're The Shoves!" Brilliant improv begins.
Fucking amazing.

 

[intelligentless]

I Eat Pandas

I know they're not a Harold team, but does anyone know what I Eat Pandas song they come out to. It's like a thumpy, hip hop song, with brief interludes of something that I think would come out of an old Merry Melodies/Looney Tunes cartoon soundtrack. Those interludes have horns if I remember correctly. But ignore that last detail.

 

[Dunford]

Super old school contributions:

The last night Pound (John Bowie, Seth Morris, Rob Corddry, Brian Huskey, Ari Voukydis, and Colton Dunn that night, I think - while Dyna Moe and Will Berson were on the team also) played Harold Night before people went all Hollywood, I used Los Fabulosos Cadillacs' "El Matador," which wound up being an awesome intro.

For their "Good Vs. Elvis" midnight show, Respecto used "A Little Less Conversation" by Elvis as an intro. I would clear the house with "Jesus On A Greyhound" by Shelby Lynne.