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In the CEO thread they spoke about new walk out music.
Now, I think in general compared to other football fans, QPR fans due to maybe our West London roots, have a kind of hand-in-hand association with great music. Many of us are "heads".
So, I think it's right the team kind of honour this by putting some of the most weirdest "out there" music for the team to walk onto the pitch. My vote goes for these three. We will collectively psych-up the team and freak-out the opposition fans.
Then, if we really want to get them in to mood.
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Loftus Road Walk Out Music on 09:36 - Mar 1 with 2925 views
You can't really beat London Calling and it's tricky anyway because I'd want something that hits hard but equally you need something that will gee the team up. There's no point playing 60s weirdness to a 21 year old as he's heading out onto the pitch.
[EDIT] changed my mind
[Post edited 1 Mar 10:15]
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Loftus Road Walk Out Music on 10:18 - Mar 1 with 2718 views
Was fuming to hear that Fulham seem to have stolen that as their walk out music. It was mentioned on Richard Osman's show recently. I think he is Fulham?
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Loftus Road Walk Out Music on 10:22 - Mar 1 with 2674 views
Never force these things, you immediately look and sound like what Bluce Ree might call full blown fck mugs. Please see whatever the fcking hell that thing is Arsenal have got going on.
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Loftus Road Walk Out Music on 10:23 - Mar 1 with 2665 views
That’s what I thought. I think we walkout to Coldplay. To be honest other than the fact it’s Coldplay I don’t really mind it. I just associate it with kick off now. It’s what we play afterwards that’s bothered me most recently…
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Loftus Road Walk Out Music on 10:29 - Mar 1 with 2617 views
I used to like it when we did the Imperial March but there's nothing wrong with what we use now.
What was the jangly music we used back in the 70s? I always recognise it but never remember what it was called.
Although in some respects I like the idea of inappropriate music - in the British Touring Car Championship for warm up laps for the last few years they've been playing Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Tears For Fears, partly as a bet between the series on site commentator and the series boss that he couldn't find someway to squeeze TFF in. I actually kinda like that because, whilst I quite like the song, its also incredibly crap as "pump up" music but its quite funny.
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