Awesome stuff.
Yikes!
I cannot fathom where things go from today's rock concert atmosphere.
to shoulder, it was every bit as visceral then as now...the only difference is the advent of much better Amplifiers...
Personal fav moments: Pat O'Brien re-creating his Knute Rockne "we're going inside 'em" speech, Mohamed Ali doing his shuffle and shadow boxing with Tony Capers, the 1966 "Lynch 'em" rally before the MSU game of the century. Awesome experiences without high tech amplification.
AI Overview
On October 8, 1965, the University of Notre Dame’s student-run campus radio station, WSND, dedicated an entire day’s broadcast exclusively to The Beatles. [1]
The special "all day long" programming coincided with a massive feature in that week's issue of the campus magazine, The Scholastic, which dedicated its entire October 8 issue to an in-depth exploration of "The Beatles" and the cultural phenomenon surrounding them. While morning host Bryce Parker usually played a mix of music to get the campus moving, the station disrupted its regular daily broadcast schedule to spin the Fab Four from morning until night
...here are a few notes on that...and other experiences. Let's not forget the pleasure of getting "Up Close and Personal" with the Basketball Players during games...for those of us in the front rows ;-)...Btw, Curly...be sure to click on the references (1,2,3)...some photos and reminiscences of the rallies you and I attended...
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AI Overview
During the era of head coach Ara Parseghian, pep rallies at the Notre Dame campus fieldhouse were famous for their raucous, high-energy atmosphere. [1, 2, 3]
Key Highlights of the Fieldhouse Rallies & Parseghian Era
How was the stadium atmosphere last night? Was it natural or did the stadium have to pipe in the noise?
But it was electric.
Grown man behaving like a 2 year old.
Great to see Joe Cool, The Bus, and T Brown on our sidelines. Class acts.
