NFL Films Music, NFL Songs, Round Up, NFL Theme Music, Sam Spence, NFL Soundtrack
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- čas přidán 30. 09. 2010
- Our picture montage is a collection of some of the great all-pro linebackers in NFL history over the years.
The classic NFL music in the background is a song from Autumn Thunder from NFL Films.
"Round Up" by Sam Spence
The music is riveting and riveted into my memory from the 1970s when it was featured on "This Week in Pro Football" regularly. The NFL Films composer of this song, Sam Spence, is a favorite of mine.
Featured are some of the following top NFL linebackers of all-time:
Andre Tippett, New England Patriots
Jack Ham, Pittsburgh Steelers
Andy Russell, Pittsburgh Steelers
Jack Lambert, Pittsburgh Steelers
Junior Seau, San Diego Chargers
Bobby Bell, Kansa City Chiefs
Brian Urlacher, Chicago Bears
Dick Butkus, Chicago Bears
Tommy Nobis, Atlanta Falcons
Jeff Siemon, Minnesota Vikings
Roy Winston, Minnesota Vikings
Clay Matthews, Cleveland Browns
Bill Romanowski, Denver Broncos
Cornelious Bennett, Buffalo Bills
Mike Curtis, Baltimore Colts
Ray Lewis, Baltimore Ravens
Mike Singletary, Chicago Bears
Ted Hendricks, Oakland Raiders
Derrick Thomas, Kansas City Chiefs
Zach Thomas, Miami Dolphins
Willie Lanier, Kansas City Chiefs
Lawrence Taylor, New York Giants
Robert Brazile, Houston Oilers
Ray Nitschke, Green Bay Packers
Harry Carson, New York Giants
Rickey Jackson, New Orleans Saints
Enjoy! - Sport
That song just oozes football.
Ashton Bullock it's awesome and Who Dat
WHO DATTTTTTTT SAY THEY GONNA BE DEM SAINTS
It oozes america
It’s got that old school football feel
It is my ringtone! Whodat!
Wonder if NFL Films and the composers of this music ever thought they would end up having a massive impact on US culture.
Listen to this song before doing anything of great importance.
That is really a intelligent thought Joe. good idea :)
Most fitting comment on the internet!
Solid fucking advice!!!!
About to change cat litter. Still holds true though
@@xezazase seriously changing my cat litter today too.
And you wonder why many of us who grew up watching football in the 70s think it was the greatest. This music brings me rite back
It sucks now st8 up corporate
james barton I’m 25 about to be 26 and I agree with you. Football now is 35 to 28 even higher. My favorite type of games are defensive matchups where it’s 9 to 3 and all field goals...
@@lloydchristmas6939 me too!!-
When you heard the music " this week in the NFL " not this crap today
Especially the greatest for CTE!
Everyone should be listening to this on kickoff day!
Absolutely!
NO, The owners should demand F Goodell to have this played after each National Anthem EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. And am surprised this Sam Spence music is not being continued in todays game. I know I play all these Spence songs on my NFL home hangouts with freinds. And put that Fn Kaepernick in the corner of the field when we play these Awesome tunes like a lil punk.
What I love about this composition (Round Up) by *Sam Spence* are the movement and the rhythm. This song *IS* a football game. The entire song has the same rhythm-you can set a clock to it. Parts are *fast* and flowing-like a well-run offense. Other parts are *bruising* and tough-like an *unstoppable* defense. The song has slight *stops and starts* like a football game. The pauses are not bad, and the underlying *rhythm* keeps you going-you know there is more-the game is not over. Just a *perfect* composition-great and high art. Awesome.
Excellent description.
What you just described is “music”
You can set a clock to any song on planet earth (the term us musicians use for that device that works keeping time is called a metronome)
But all the moving parts you described that move at different paces that’s just having multiple instruments
That’s the beauty of music having all of those different instruments weaving in me out of eachother while at the same time sounding uniform.
This is especially noticeable with orchestral music where there are many different instruments making many different contrasting sounds.
And the changes in pace is called a time signature change which is basically using a different count for notating the passage of time per “round” (or in music lingo, a measure).
So I find it kind of funny from my point of view that as a non musician thts when hearing a football theme song in your mind it reminds you of football. But that’s just because this is a football song. But ll the things you said would also apply to like Australian Aboriginal tribal music or a bunch of homeless people beating drum rhythms with various trash cans and buckets or even the most cringe pop song like Rebecca blacks masterpiece 😉 “Friday”
@@matts5247Basically, the sounds of the strings, flutes, and trumpets make an uplifting sound, which is similar to what he described as the NFL offense that is trying to have a good drive. The trombones are what makes the sound of the defense, the hard nosed tough part of the game. The piece is basically a march, just like a team would try and march down the field. The snare drives the best the entire time (which is normally true for an orchestral piece) throughout the song, which is what he meant when describing what you thought was describing the tempo.
Now I understand that maybe it wasn't the most detailed description of how to describe the song, but it is simple to understand their point. You don't have to rag on them for not being a music nerd. They simply enjoyed the song and wanted to share what their feelings were about the song.
@@brycematthews9328 I wasn’t ragging on him.
And what you’re saying and what he is saying is different you’re mentioning specific instruments whereas he described general elements that could apply to any type of music
I just thought it was interesting from the perspective of a musician since most people don’t actually think about what makes music music so in this example he related it to football but all of his examples were applicable to all football
I just thought this was interesting although I do understand what he was getting at and don’t disagree with that it’s just the way in which he described it I found amusing
(I don’t mean that in a hateful way)
@matts5247 my bad didn't understand the meaning behind the message.
The chills
When football was football. Makes you proud to be a fan.
This music is like a direct nitrous injection of NFL fever!
The NFL in 70's and early 80's was the best!!!!!!
This is the classic. This is the music I think of when I think of the NFL. Heavy, tough, and gritty.
Love Jack Lambert's pic. Classic!
Tha steele curtain
I finally found it!!!
my exact thoughts
Bro I just shouted that lol
I searched NFL Tuba song...lol
Dunder Jones what’s your favorite song? Mine is Round up. Man this hits me right in the throat. I can remember all of us kids humming this song if you had the football playing tackle on cement in front of my school with some very mature rose bushes as one of the outer bounds. So many cuts and bruises and beatings for ripping clothes but I didn’t care and after awhile my parents just let me be. However I never took a beating on the cement and I truly think it toughen me up and by the time I started playing organized ball playing on grass was like playing on memory foam. Football is a mans man sport. I started playing at 4 with the older kids and the first thing they gonna wanna see is if you got heart? You see in the hood they didn’t care how old you was but if you playing then you better be ready because ain’t no such thing as take it easy.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!
Back when I used to play Madden, and their soundtracks went to shit, I would disable all the crappy songs and only keep the NFL music in the background.
Katsuya89 did the same thing
Always 💯
Same
Katsuya89 I still do to this day
LOL So I wasn't the only one.
Nothing like hearing this on a Sunday morning eh fella's?!
2 minutes of being 7 years old again, collecting football cards of your heroes. That was great...thank you.
Perfect! Nothing else be said! Power, guts, and glory. Bless the men during this time. Warriors!
I remember this music, especially in the 70's. I remember and still have an autographed football from legendary Bob Lilly! Those were the days!!!
I have one of Merlin Olsen, here in Alhambra, CA. And dont forget the Voice of God (John Facenda) to them.
Sup victor
This Instrumental encapsulates my time growing up in the '70s....It touches my soul with a ghostly haunt whenever I hear it...What an Era!!!....'70s BEST!!!
Back when The NFL was GOOD!!!
Tis is my favorite music from NFL Films RIP Sam spence.
I remember listening to this as a kid when they were showing slo-mo highlights of Dick Butkus. That was a thing of beauty.
I play this song when im about to tackle my debt!
I get goosebumps seeing the stills of these LEGENDS!!! with this song playing. Great montage!
+Sampson678 You said it
I hear ya .. but you should hear it when they play the slow motion sequences it's poetic and more graceful than the ballet
As my love for football will never die, this song will never get old
I just wrestled a steer after hearing this...
All I can picture is the Burger King mascot running for a TD. Great theme.
I was watching a football game with my family back when that commercial aired and my grandpa thought it was someone running across the field in the middle of the game
Players and fans who were part of the NFL in the 1970s & 80s captured lightning in a bottle. The best teams, uniforms, rivalries, stadiums and announcers plus the magic of NFL Films and their music. Today there is no MTV because there is no longer any music. Today there is no NFL Films because the NFL no longer deserves it.
jack lambert the meanest man in nfl ever he rules forever
Played for tha steele curtain
Holy fuck this song has fired me up since the first tim I heard it TREMENDOUS
The King of Queens!!
Broke that damn record didn’t he??? Lol.
This song is incredible to run to, I was running like a gazelle.
JOHN CENA 2006 WWE HALL OF FAME CEREMONY!!
I can listen to this all day. It's wonderful to finally have football back!
Same, song just oozing football
Btw have I seen you in g+ before 🤔 Name is familiar
Oh my GOD, I love this song. I first heard this song on the NFL films show that used to come on back in the 80's.
This Week in the NFL? 🏈🏈
Oh to be blessed to be able to play the game like these Greats !
Hard to believe this has 88 downvotes. This is not just good football music, this is good motivational music to listen to right before you are about to do anything that is really important or difficult.
Bro this ain’t Reddit
@@Nell10offdt 'bro' get a life
the most inspirational song of all time
This is so good. I enjoy seeing the old NFL Player.
The music is pure genius.
Yooo, I was running to catch the bus bc I was late and this song was in my head the whole time lol
I Turn the commentators off on Madden and play this. Epic
RedNiNo Fioz same
This needs to be a 24 hour!
Soooo many great nfl classics but this maybe my favorite…goosebumps every time
This and “Wild Bunch”, the best.
"Denvers offense passed out gifts like a department store santa clause, and The hustling cowboys gleefully scooped up the goodies"
0:08 that's one mean bastard... reminds me of my boys uncle terry monkaGIGA
Some great linebackers from the 60's, 70's & 80's- and great music too! Are yinz ready for some football? Here we go Steelers- here we go!
Dude i love this song just imagine your andrew luck hearing this gota feel proud and dope as can be!!
I am a high school math teacher. During Covid, I play music before virtual classes start. This song is currently playing. :)
I’ve been looking for this song for like the past 15 minutes
The perfect Masterpiece for someone “Taking it to the house”!
Yea
If this Masterpiece doesn't get you ready for Football, I don't know what will.
when I'm like, 80.. you can play this song and i'll go deep...
I love it brings back childhood watching football with my father.
Listening to this song while taking a dump,so majestic...
This music and Larry Csonka Super Bowl highlights.
Iconic
bruh thia song gets me pumped every timw i hear it. this one and "classic battle"
Every time I crack open a beer this song plays in my head.
yup
Used to absolutely LOVE this music, especially watching the old "This Week in the NFL" back in the 70's.. Combined with excellent highlight editing, unbeatable. Had a hankering to hear this after watching a bunch of "Top 10" videos.
Not ashamed to say my eyes are misty listening to this.
Goosebumps. Especially seeing the great ones
DRAFT DAY BABY LETS GOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man perfect!
To this day my Brother, and I, whenever doing something competitive, start humming this when things get tense. This song, and Football are synonymous.
Man NFL films was our ESPN back in the 70s. The song round up was my favorite. It just has so much intensity to this song.
Back when the NFL was for real men. The men in this vid were not to be messed with.
All I can think about is old Football Fusion
Great song, Ive been looking for this song, glad I found it!
Nice profile picture
This should be played every time Bud Grant enters a room.
So god damn hype
I hate watching new highlights and it’s rap/ trap instrumentals. This is nfl music period
Everytime i play the old maddens i would shut off all the modern music for the old stuff like this masterpiece
Love it! I'm pumped up now!
This music is tougher than todays players .
You're not Wrong!!!
Best old times song ever
It's soooooooooo appropriate that this video starts with Dick Butkus and Jack Lambert...
Because if Football had a face it would be either one of those men...
There's so much going on its unfathomable
There’s a close competition between this and classic battle for the winner of my heart
Just listened for the 3rd time in a row lol
What a great surprise, I miss this.
I cant get enough of the sh*t!!!...Much THANKS for uploading!!!
Greatest NFL hype song in HISTORY!
This music needs to be with the slow-motion sequences like they did at half time on Monday night Football back in the 80s
DuDe! I have been looking for this theme FOREVER and finally found it! If this isn't the perfect theme to watch your favorite team pulling guards and pancaking db's while your favorite runningback crushes the safety, i don't know what is!!!!!!!!
Oh it's great!I know exactly how ya feel!Got goosebumps all over and I want to call all my old buddies from the neighborhhood and play one more game.:-)
8 months late...but that was the funniest shit!!! Thanks for the laugh!
Makes you want play some football!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This makes me miss the season so damn hyped
No songs, no sports…can beat FOOTBALL IN THE US OF A!
When all else is downfall…football and the history like this GIVES YOU HOPE!
By far the best
Back when QBs got suplexed on their heads
Todays QBs have it easy there was no tech back then too
Oh, h e l l yeah,,,,,,Saturday mornings, watching the NFL game of the week, or highlights, with this music being cranked in the background.....no WONDER I became addicted to football!
Amazing instrumental
My God this beat is fire 🔥🔥🐢🐢🐢
. . . AWESOME . .
This song has been stuck in my head since like forever!
had to find it...
When football was special ! The voice of the guy that narrated these films, and this music is something spiritual . This should definitly be placed in America time capsule.
The guy that you must be thinking about is the late, great John Facenda, who will always be THE VOICE OF NFL FILMS.
@@willardlockejr2965 Thank you ! Voice and soundtrack so good always give me chills.
@@g.choppa4448 He was the perfect voice and his narration was always spot on. And the music for all of those NFL highlights seemed to fit for whichever teams that were playing.
It don't get no better than this! This music still hypes me up like it did when I listened to it when I was a kid. Then you put the greatest nfl linebackers of all time in the montage. Oh Man, I love it. I grew up watching the NFL highlights with Brookshier and Summerall but it was John Facenda, the voice of the NFL that made the highlights so good. Thank you for this post!!!
I fucking love this one
reminds of old school hard hitting football.. the good ole days
That opening photo of Butkus with his helmet off, the look on his face over some prone Ram player is what this league is all about or used to be anyway.
The orchestra at 1:21 sent chills up my spine. Goodbye Mr. Steve Sabol and thanks you.
Let's Go!
Awesome NFL tune.
I totally looooooove love love this song
Brings back memories.