What music did johnny weir use for the olympics?
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Dead By Dawn by DEICIDE
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"Head Strong" by Trapt\n"Rocket Man" by Elton John\nor anything by Helmet or the Crash Test Dummies
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Icarus Dream Suite by Yngwie Malmsteen is the first thing that comes to mind.It's actually Adagio for Strings re written for guitar.Eric Johsons version of the National Anthem is pretty good too.\nI love Hendrix but he's done so many things better than his version of the National Anthem,like the entire album Axis Bold as Love.\nBut seriously Heart Breaker by Lad Zeppelin probably takes the prize.
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"Wedding Song" by Bob Dylan.  On the Planet Waves album.\n\nSee http://www.bobdylan.com/songs/wedding.html
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The music is Handel's Zadok the Priest. Use a search engine to find a download site (or try this one wher you can also stream the first few seconds: http://www.emusic.com/album/10875/10875122.html)
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No.  It was done for the soundtrack for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.  The theme of the song relates to the athlete's dream of Olympic glory.
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got to be world in motion. 3 lions is more specific to the cup it was for, while as johnnys rap expalins, its not a football song, 3 lions on my chest you know it cant be wrong. works for any england game.
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see  \nhttp://www.olympic-usa.org/12181_19096.htm
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God bless the usa - lee greenwood\nwhere the stars and stripes and the eagles fly - aaron tippin\nwhere were you when the world stopped turning - alan jackson\nonly in america - brooks and dunn\nragged old flag - johnny cash
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boosted moral for the country through winning....1976 gold medal summer olympics setting a world and Olympic record of 8,634 points. Jenner was handed a large American flag from a bystander in the audience as he spontaneously ran a celebratory victory lap, a gesture that has been emulated frequently since that time by athletes in other sports from countries around the world. He was the 1976 recipient of the James E. Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete in the United States and was considered by many at the time to have earned the right to be known as the world's greatest athlete.\nThe lyrics of the song "Spam" by the ska band Save Ferris refer to Jenner, as do the lyrics of "Flava in Your Ear" by rapper Craig Mack.
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The official song of the tournament was Nessun Dorma by Luciano Pavarotti but may have been the the 'three tenors' Pavarotti, Carreras and Domingo.\n\nEnglands official song was World in Motion by New Order.
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Not sure, but most of the sound-track was a collaberation between Peter Weir & Maurice Jarre?\n\nThere is a track about the coast and caves or something, and the one that may match what you are searching for was called 'Dead Child' or maybe 'Death of Child'..... I think I have the album, or copy(!).... but can't find it now as I'm packing to move home!!!\n\nAnyway, a great film, with some really excellent music to help it along!\n\nHope this helps!
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There are actually two themes. The one you're probably referring to was written by Hollywood composer John Williams. It's called Summon the Heroes. TV stations don't play it when athletes win medals, but they do blast it whenever the host network goes to commercial, comes back from commercial, or airs a commercial about their stellar Olympic coverage.\n\nThe official Olympic Anthem was written by a Greek composer named Spyros Samaras and it's played far less often. Details on Samaras are sparse, but this page from the 2004 Summer Games in Athens includes a few interesting tidbits. Samaras, already well-known for his operas, worked with Greek poet Costis Palamas on the anthem. As far as we can tell, Palamas wrote the words first and Samaras added the music later. Perhaps we shouldn't admit this, but we didn't even know there were lyrics.\n\nThe anthem was first performed at the Summer Games in Athens in 1896. In 1958, the International Olympic Committee named it the official anthem of the Olympics, and it's been played at every opening ceremony since 1964 (according to Wikipedia). Not bad. Though in terms of royalties, we'd rather be John Williams. Ca-ching!
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Don't know the sport but here it goes:\n\nWe are the Champions - Queen\n\nI Can't Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar\n\nWon't Get Fooled Again - The Who\n\nA Hard Day's night - Beatles\n\nTher's Only One Way to Rock - Sammy Hagar\n\nFeeling Hot - Coverdale Page\n\nThe Show Must Go On - Queen\n\nWango Tango - Ted Nugent\n\nI Want Action - Poison\n\nEvery Rose has It's Thorn - Poison\n\nLivin' On the Edge - Aerosmith\n\nSame Old Song and Dance - Aerosmith\n\nWhole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin\n\n... more on request ...
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You can find information on all the Olympic medalists here:\n\nhttp://www.olympic.org/uk/athletes/results/search_r_uk.asp
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If you base the performance on medals won, the best performing nation in Modern Olympic history is the USA. \n\nThe  link shows the total medals won by nation, for both the Summer & Winter games.
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entry of the gladiators ......... not sure who wrote it though.\n\nTry this link, it has a midi file to listen to, to see if it is the right one......\nhttp://home.sunlitsurf.com/~woodman/circus.htm