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tsu Aristocrat of Bands play Titans game Sept 2008

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Uploaded by on Sep 21, 2008

Tennessee State University's marching band, the Aristocrat of Bands, performs at halftime of Titans-Texans game at LP Field on September 21,2008.

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  • Was there a shorter time limit or something? Cause that was a quick show lol.

  • Yes. It was limited by the NFL and the Titans. They have strict time limits at FL half-times, because they have paid sponsor activities, and have to clear the field to let the teams stretch out and set up for the second half before going live to network tv. Full college game shows without a visiting band can run nine to ten minutes, but NFL game shows are half that length.

  • This game we were given exactly six minutes.

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  • I REALLY hate when annoucers talk over the band

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  • sounds like alot of people were skipping dynamics on along the watchtower or whatever the name of that second song was

  • the announcer needs to stfu.

  • LMAO did u see the guy with his hand on his ears?? To much sound for ya??

  • taken a pic with the cam while filming. now that i see what it does to the recording i dont think ill use it

  • Oh lol I didn't even realize that y'all were playing for the titans thats my fault lol.

  • love the madonna arrangement

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