Baseball aficianados know that each MLB player gets to choose the song that accompanies them on the short walk from the dugout to the batter’s box. It’s a short and sweet signifier of the player’s personality, demonstrating if he is a rock fan or a hip-hop head. Well, it turns out some New York Yankees and Mets players utilize the music of classic rock artists to get them pumped before they step up to the plate, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The Mets’ Lucas Duda employs Jimi Hendrix‘s ‘All Along the Watchtower’ as his walk up music, even though the classic song came out before he was even born! His teammate Ike Davis gets it going to ‘Start Me Up’ by the Rolling Stones. Yankee slugger Mark Teixeira has one of the boldest walk up tunes of ‘em all, with Twisted Sister‘s ‘I Wanna Rock.’ The Mets’ Jason Bay chose Pearl Jam‘s ‘Alive’ as his walk up song. perhaps willing his sleepy bat to come “alive†thanks to the music’s thrust. What would your Walk-up song be?
Country Boy can survive-Hank Williams Jr(Same as the one used by Matt Hughes in the UFC)Great tune http://youtu.be/I4s0nzsU1Wg
F**king 'ave 'it....................I would then proceed to fondly remember the days of tabs, x-worx jeans and big Umbro Jackets. Sorry what were talking about. [YOUTUBE]QeEp-fQu2PY[/YOUTUBE]