Aaaaaand now! The starting for your Chicago Bulls! - At forward, from Central Arkansas, 6-7, Scottie Pippen - A 6-8 forward out of Southeast Oklahoma State, Dennis Rodman - The man in the middle, from New Mexico, 7-2, Luc Longley - A 6-6 guard, from Miami Ohio, Ron Harper. FROM NORTH CAROLINA, AT GUARD, 6-6, MICHAEL JORDAN
Here's some more interesting trivia that brings all of this full circle. During the 1990's Jordan era Bulls, the VISITING team was introduced to the track On The Run from Pink Floyd's legendary 1973 album Dark Side of the Moon. One of the main sound engineers that worked on and helped to create that iconic album was non other than..............Alan Parsons. So he had a hand in and deserves credit for BOTH sets of introductions, not just the home team. And now you know, the rest of the story. Good day!!
I was cleaning my house one day and on my playlist popped up the full version of Eye In The Sky with the "Sirius" intro and at first I stopped and was like "Wait a minute! Why does this sound so familiar?" Then the beat started and I froze in the middle of my living room cause I was hearing the introductions! I screamed "Oh my God! FROM NORTH CAROLINA!!!!"
I'm pretty sure the Bulls were the first NBA team to turn the lights out and do a really dramatic lineup intro. Way before their time with that. As a Cavs fan, I hated the MJ Bulls. But was so glad I had the WGN channel so I could watch every game intro.
The Bulls in the 1990’s were one of the most exciting teams ever! The introduction made them even more exciting!
Everybody from the 90’s knows this tune. So many memories…
Aaaaaand now! The starting for your Chicago Bulls!
- At forward, from Central Arkansas, 6-7, Scottie Pippen
- A 6-8 forward out of Southeast Oklahoma State, Dennis Rodman
- The man in the middle, from New Mexico, 7-2, Luc Longley
- A 6-6 guard, from Miami Ohio, Ron Harper.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA, AT GUARD, 6-6, MICHAEL JORDAN
Every NBA team: Why do I hear boss music?
I lived in Chicago and witnessed this.
INCREDIBLE!!!!
Alan Parsons needs to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!
Best song for motivation ever!!
Still gives me chills.
THE CHICAGO BULLS, GREATEST BASKETBALL DYNASTY OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!!
Here's some more interesting trivia that brings all of this full circle. During the 1990's Jordan era Bulls, the VISITING team was introduced to the track On The Run from Pink Floyd's legendary 1973 album Dark Side of the Moon. One of the main sound engineers that worked on and helped to create that iconic album was non other than..............Alan Parsons. So he had a hand in and deserves credit for BOTH sets of introductions, not just the home team. And now you know, the rest of the story. Good day!!
Best coach and Chicago bulls was exciting on television with my mommy.
Soundtrack of my sports youth
I live in the Chicago area and I remember the bulls championship eras .
Awesome music ! This is part of what makes basketball so exciting !
Hearing Ray Clay's speaking voice was cool to hear.
He has a very thick Chicago accent. That accent is evident in his arena introductions as well.
Alan P, thanks very much for your creation of this masterpiece !
This intro gets me hyped, gotta accomplish some shit
Ray Clay is the true goat
Facts.
I was cleaning my house one day and on my playlist popped up the full version of Eye In The Sky with the "Sirius" intro and at first I stopped and was like "Wait a minute! Why does this sound so familiar?" Then the beat started and I froze in the middle of my living room cause I was hearing the introductions! I screamed "Oh my God! FROM NORTH CAROLINA!!!!"
GOAT intro❤
What a song and what a jordan
Purely Iconic😮
BEST.TEAM.INTRO.EVER.
Ray Clay- the GOAT of player intros!💖💯🥇
Visiting teams were boarding the buses to the airport as soon as those glorious Bulls introductions hit. They were like yea no I’m out ✌🏻
The moment opposing team hear this song, they are down 3-0
Pro-wrestler Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat also used this song as his entrance theme for a while when he was in the WWF.
Long live sir Parsons , great memories
I'm pretty sure the Bulls were the first NBA team to turn the lights out and do a really dramatic lineup intro. Way before their time with that. As a Cavs fan, I hated the MJ Bulls. But was so glad I had the WGN channel so I could watch every game intro.
@2:18 the actual lyrics are 🎵 Mi-chael Jor-dan, Scott-ie Pipp-en, Denn-is Rod-man, Coach Phil Jack-son 🎵
Nothing comes close to this.
MJ completes this intro😊
Waoooo goosebumps!!
Sirius: the brightest star in the sky, you are goddamn right
The Bulls stole this tune from Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat - It was his entrance music FIRST.
God bless everyone and have a good day
put this man in the RNR HOF!
Its over now without mike no chips Scott probably get 1 by himself sorry reinsdorf sell the team no championship team anytime soon
do they still play anothe r1 bites the dust when they win. Instead, they should play eye in the sky
I miss Ray Clay.
Clay > Edwards
Same here; he is one of a kind!
Jesus saves
Jesus kills.