"The Touch - Sam's Theme" is up on iTunes!
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 11:02AM CDT
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The music video of this song has gotten over 150,000 plays! A lot of
people have been asking if the song is available on iTunes. Since
Transformers 2 ROTF is just released, the timing is perfect!
Praised as a world-class rock singer, Stan Bush is best known for his
song "The Touch" featured in the Transformers Movie. An anthem for
Transformers fans around the world, "The Touch" has just been released
as a download for Guitar Hero WT on May 29, 2009! Stan was the
featured performer at the Transformers convention (BOTCON 09) at
Paramount Studios in Los Angeles. Also Hasbro has just released two
new Transformers 2 ROTF toys featuring "The Touch".
"The Touch" is available on Stan's latest album, "In This Life," named
'Album of the Year' for 2007 (Rockunited.com).
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Posted by Bouncy X on June 24th, 2009 @ 11:30am CDT
Posted by skwerl on June 24th, 2009 @ 11:41am CDT
Posted by justynnbailey on June 24th, 2009 @ 12:08pm CDT
Posted by Versa on June 24th, 2009 @ 1:23pm CDT
Posted by tfphatty on June 24th, 2009 @ 2:14pm CDT
A little more love for Stan - my wife and I met him at Botcon. He was walking through the outer hall of the convention center, nobody paying him much attention. So, we walked up to him to say hi. He was so friendly and humble. I asked for a pic, but then realized that I wanted my wife in it as well, so we had no one to take it. Stan said not to worry, and then ran off and grabbed a Hasbro employee to take it for us. Nice guy!!
Posted by justynnbailey on June 24th, 2009 @ 2:20pm CDT
tfphatty wrote: Plus "Dare" rocked as well - played it as the last song of my wedding. All of my friends were confused and asking who and what the hell is this, but my wife and I rocked out to it!!!
That's actually kinna...sweet...
Posted by christo on June 24th, 2009 @ 3:19pm CDT
Posted by T-Macksimus on June 24th, 2009 @ 3:55pm CDT
christo wrote:i didnt hear it in ROTFm, was it supposed to be in ROTF?
It should have been as far as I'm concerned. There were one or two spots where it would have actually fit well playing in the background.
A lot of you youngsters, I realize, have a hard time with this song or any of Stans stuff in general. That's a shame since there is a whole lot more to music in general than just the rehashed, overdigitized crap that seems to be bleeding over into every genre. Stan's music comes from the end of an era when folks actually had talent and didn't have to rely on computers to make their stuff presentable but that is something most folks today seem to have a hard time grasping. No respect for history and for getting back to the basics. All the bands you kids listen to today, even Linkin Park, owe the old schoolers big time for their past contributions and the ones worth a damn will actually admit that they owe them. Those that don't aren't real musicians and have no right being in the industry.
Stan didn't make it onto the TF 1 or 2 soundtracks but here's hoping that 3rd times a charm.
Posted by christo on June 24th, 2009 @ 5:05pm CDT
T-Macksimus wrote:christo wrote:i didnt hear it in ROTFm, was it supposed to be in ROTF?
It should have been as far as I'm concerned. There were one or two spots where it would have actually fit well playing in the background.
A lot of you youngsters, I realize, have a hard time with this song or any of Stans stuff in general. That's a shame since there is a whole lot more to music in general than just the rehashed, overdigitized crap that seems to be bleeding over into every genre. Stan's music comes from the end of an era when folks actually had talent and didn't have to rely on computers to make their stuff presentable but that is something most folks today seem to have a hard time grasping. No respect for history and for getting back to the basics. All the bands you kids listen to today, even Linkin Park, owe the old schoolers big time for their past contributions and the ones worth a damn will actually admit that they owe them. Those that don't aren't real musicians and have no right being in the industry.
Stan didn't make it onto the TF 1 or 2 soundtracks but here's hoping that 3rd times a charm.
i maybe a young fan/minibot , but i was one of the few people to hold unto G1 when my friends loved the bay version. and i freaking love stan bush
Posted by T-Macksimus on June 24th, 2009 @ 8:54pm CDT
Stick to your guns! You have good taste.
Posted by NickRyder on June 26th, 2009 @ 4:00am CDT
The original "The Touch" has that kinda... very 80s rock sound. Not as "crunchy" as some of the "hott lixx" in the new version but its got a charm all its own. Both songs are pretty motivational, surprised you never hear them being played ad nauseum at business conferences or seminars. Its got a nice "pump you up" kind of feel, second one's a bit more mellow, but its good too.
Stan Bush is sort of what I would call the "classic old school 80s rocker". Not well known, but has enough elements of all that sorta made the 80s rawk.
Although I hate to say it, but lately I've been going "I've got the touch! I've got the power!" when I fix something. I really need to get that as my ringtone!
Posted by Cyber Bishop on July 7th, 2009 @ 11:45am CDT
skwerl wrote:I love how this post pretends that this song is anything above the fourth level of sh!te.
All three of your posts are pretty negative.. What gives man?