Who Else Just LOVES the F9/11 Commercial?? "I'd Love To Change The World"

[matcom]

it doesn't even play in the movie but DAMN! isn't it a KICKER for the previews?

i have seen the movie TWICE and EVERY time it plays on CNN i wanna RUSH right out and SEE IT AGAIN!!

what a GREAT TRAILER!!!!!!!!!!

GO MM!!! :bounce:

[underpants]

1. That song ROCKS! It sends a chill up my spine

Man Alvin Lee could really play.

[matcom]

3. it kicks fucking ASS in the previews!

best.movie.preview.song.ever.

[elfwitch]

6. I can play that song...

It's pretty easy.

[supernova]

2. I have that song now

thanks to the trailer reminding me what a great song it is. :-)

[livetohike]

4. I love Alvin Lee

and I wish the song was in the movie. I was surprised that it wasn't. It's nice to hear it on the trailer though.

[TXlib]

5. Link to that trailer?

[supernova]

9. Trailer

Click on the first icon on the right. The trailer alone is worth it.

http://www.fahrenheit911.com/about/

[mckara]

7. "OH, YEAH..."

[southpaw]

8. I love the song... But the first two lines bother me a bit...

Everywhere is freaks and hairies
Dykes and fairies, tell me where is sanity


I don't really know how to take the "Dykes and fairies" reference, especially when followed by "Tell me where is sanity?"

Otherwise, love the song. And it is perfect for the trailer.

[matcom]

11. its parody

not 1st person. the rest of the song points that out. i just LOVE "freaks and hairies" :D

[flamingyouth]

10. I love that song

And Alvin Lee is an amazing guitarist - totally underrated. I'm glad that people are talking about him more now.:thumbsup:

[matcom]

12. yes. any exposure is GREAT for Lee

:bounce:

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

13. one of my favorites

[gmoney]

14. Not on iTunes though! Grrr...

Don't want to pay for the whole album, but I'd spring for the track if it was on US iTunes. (It is on UK version, but the system won't let me buy it here in the US.)

Guess I'll just listen to "Rockin' in the Free World" again... another tremendous song that deserves to be revisited as a result of this movie.

(I'm actually GLAD that Moore didn't get rights to "Won't Get Fooled Again" -- even though Neil's Canadian, I think a Brit rock song at the end just wouldn't sit right.)