Well I've always thought the opening of "Bulls on Parade" from Rage against the machine was really cool so I guess I'd go with that.

For example, you want great entrance music? How about Queen's theme to Flash Gordon for Tom Gordon or the Halloween theme for Mike Myers or the Shaft theme for Gary Sheffield ("I'm only talkin' about Sheff"), all of which they've actually used.

5 "Bulls on Parade" starts with the same two notes repeated for 25 seconds. I'd think if you wanted a Rage tune you could do better. The first 25 seconds of "Freedom" are more engaging and a lot more happens in the first 25 seconds of "Killing In The Name Of." "Sleep Now In the Fire" also opens with a more compelling riff and actually has some build to it.

Myself, I'd go with "Cowgirl" by Underworld. The music is perfect for a closer though the title might raise some eyebrows.

2 LOL. A lot.

Cowgirl in the Sand ???

I'd enter to "Heaven and Hell" by Black Sabbath.

Ya' think Andruw Jones should enter to Nirvana's "All Apologies" at this point?

I'd pick music that cues a response from the crowd. Something loud and repetitive that is going to give the crowd energy that in turn will raise your own energy level. It's like you were saying about your comedy act. A crowd full of comedians is a tough crowd. You want the crowd energy up for when you start pitching, not while you are walking to the mound. The audience is different from the performer and I think any music should be picked to jack up the audience so that entering the game in the 6th inning of a tied game in Milwaukee becomes an event filled with tension and drama instead of just another pitching change.

You make a good point about not picking something too aggressive for music. Kyle Farnsworth throws 100 mph but it's not really that dramatic when it's rail straight and he's getting tagged. And if you get guys out with control and a good changeup how kick ass can your music be? Toby Keith singing about putting a boot in your ass isn't cool when your line is 1IP 4H 3BB 0K 6R.

I'd pick a piece that was dramatic but had uncertainty. I was thinking 'L'amour est un oiseau rebelle' from the opera Carmen sung by Maria Callas. Think about that scene in 'Shawshank Redemption' when Andy Dufresne plays the music for the camp. You want everybody to pay attention, even as they don't know what is going to happen next. That kind of music doesn't call attention to you but to 'What is happening?' and that's good.

We're all born upon the cross
The throw before the toss
You can release yourself
But the only way you go is down

I'm not a fan of the pandering policy of Hill's gas plan, but I do think it is time to pull the government subsidies we give to oil companies. I mean the profits that are going on there are ridiculous. I am not a free market guy.

The Hillary plan I'm guessing might partially be motivated from a gas tax pullback that a former Indiana governor (O'Bannon) did before an election that helped him win the election. I hated it then and think it was bad for the state's economy.

Having said this, I think Clinton's health care plan is better than Obama's and I have a couple of other things I like better of hers when I comparison shop, so this short-term gas tax removal is not something I consider big enough to change my mind on a candidate over. I don't like it though.

Sorry this bled over to rockin' reliever theme tunes.

Problems by the Sex Pistols. This would be the perfect closers song.

I'm Alive by Tommy James and the Shondells.

To bastardize the Bard, the game is the thing. If anything, some organ music like Wrigley used to do until this year. You can have your mullet rock, Sox fans.

(Perhaps this cheesiness is an AL thing?)

"You've got no chance! No chance in hell!"

When Bobby Estalella was on the Giants, whispers were that he wore a jersey one size too small in order to show off his guns. Of course, he came to bat to the tune of The Rock's entrance music.

I wish relievers were still brought in from the bullpen on golf carts.