Music

[disnyfan89]

Does anyone know the name of the song they use in the Universal "Lose your self" commercials

 

[CrackerJack]

Cheap Trick's "Surrender" from their album "Heaven Tonight" (1976?). It is also recorded live on their "Live at Budokan" album (1977?). One of the most underated rock/pop bands in the past 25 years.

 

[aimster]

Originally posted by CrackerJack
Cheap Trick's "Surrender" from their album "Heaven Tonight" (1976?). It is also recorded live on their "Live at Budokan" album (1977?). One of the most underated rock/pop bands in the past 25 years.

What? No it's not. My friend's band cover's "Surrender" at their gigs on a regular basis and that song/music in the Universal commercials is NOT "Surrender".

 

[CrackerJack]

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Sorry, aimster, but you is wrong ...

 

[aimster]

Okay, well, I never paid attention to the music in the commercial before, but it never sounded like "Surrender" to me. But the commercial was just on and I listened closely and it *is* "Surrender". Was a little hard to desipher but now I know.

Weird that a song with lyrics that go "Mommy's alright, daddy's alright, they just seem a little weird..." are being used in a Universal commercial.