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Music needed for football video?
Hi, My son is putting together a football video of the best moment in the sport using clips from some of the worlds best footballers, but he is stuck on the type of music to use, he would like something energetic sounding but not to heavy could be rap/rock/classical/chart stuff, it could be old or right up to date he is willing to try anything,The music will tie the whole thing together Hope someone out there has some bright ideas, Thanks
no dont lisen to any of these people ….go with techno it pumps the adrenaline making the video more exciting! plus the soccer players luv it!
Billboard Hot 100 – Top 50 Singles (4/3/2010)
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