Instead of the canned menu music, fight songs option?

[chi_hawks]

Agree 100% on this. I really enjoyed how the 2002-2005 versions of the game had different team fight songs as the menu music. This may not seem like a big deal, but it made dealing with the offseason and recruiting duties that much more fun.

My three fav's to this day (besides the Iowa Fight Song, of course)

Michigan
USC
Texas

Loved hearning those.

[Big Jim]

Quote: Originally Posted by Gotmadskillzson

I turn all menu music and menu sound effects off on day 1. Do it for every sports game.

That's just what I was about post. Although I do keep the sound effects on. I don't mind hearing the sound of an action I make. But I don't need usic blaring when I am going through the menus.

[Custon 89]

Quote: Originally Posted by Big Jim

That's just what I was about post. Although I do keep the sound effects on. I don't mind hearing the sound of an action I make. But I don't need usic blaring when I am going through the menus.

I actually downloaded fight songs to hear over the repetitive menu music.

[LucasWVU]

After hearing this music for years, I just turn it off. If they ever come out with something new i wont know. I can recite the entire nba 2k12 soundtrack.

[Colt45]

The weirdest thing is when you hear a real song from Madden on the radio...like eight years later. I heard Joe Budden's "Pump It Up" from Madden 04 on the radio the other day. I was like 0.0

[Custon 89]

Quote: Originally Posted by Colt45

The weirdest thing is when you hear a real song from Madden on the radio...like eight years later. I heard Joe Budden's "Pump It Up" from Madden 04 on the radio the other day. I was like 0.0

Most of the songs then were edited for madden. Killer Mike's "Yeah" true version is explicit.

[Reed1417]

i do like the music they have now but it would be nice to have some fight songs in there as well. i love the college fights songs so much.

[Colt45]

Quote: Originally Posted by Custon 89

Most of the songs then were edited for madden. Killer Mike's "Yeah" true version is explicit.

Obviously, but the beat and everything is still the same.