Check out this new TV spot by XM. One thing I like about it is while it's generally sports-themed, XM gives special attention to baseball specifically (as they should). So they're appealing to all sports fans, but targeting the MLB fan. Nice.
This TV commercial is currently running during MLB games on Fox, ESPN, and DirecTV, as well as ESPN's "Baseball Tonight" and other sports programs.
I dig it.
What I especially like about this commercial is that it really grabs your attention. I usually tune out commercials, but this really stood out. Nice job, XM. Finally!!!!
This ad is also running during IRL races... except at the end, it mentions the races rather than MLB.
what is the name of the song?
My son and I have been looking for the name of that song, too. I can't seem to find it, but I love the ads.
The song is "twighlight zone" there are a couple versions of it. hope this is of some help.
On the music, who plays it?
Thanks
The version in the song is by Techno Galaxy, which I never would have found if I didn't get the name of the song (Twilight Zone) from this web page. Thanks.
The version in the commercial is by Techno Galaxy, which I never would have found if I didn't get the name of the song (Twilight Zone) from this web page. Thanks.
can you give me a list of other songs that are uses for sports games such as "twilight zone"? -Thanks
what is the name of that snoop dogg song in the end???
what is the name of that snoop dogg song in the end???
The song used for this commercial is the song Twilight Zone by Underground Spell (the album name is actually Techno Galaxy). You can get it on iTunes here.
The Snoop Dogg song used at the end of the "regular" XM commercials is called Vato. You can get it on iTunes here.
Hope this helps.
The name of the snoop dogg song is "Vato" featuring Pharrell.
Can i get this song as a ringtone for my cell phone. If yes then where and how,
thankyou
Can i get this song as a ringtone for my cell phone. If yes then where and how,
Can i get this song as a ringtone for my cell phone. If yes then where and how,