Effect of Noise at the Fargo Dome

[Elvis was a Bison]

Multiple rockets and artillery shells coming in your direction.

Spoken as a true "in country" experience!

[Christopher Moen]

Multiple rockets and artillery shells coming in your direction.

I've been told this sound is feared in the Middle East:

[StL Bison Fan]

What other concession containers must I buy to fashion a headstrap to keep my hands free for clapping?

If you want to scream, buy a pretzel.

[Mr Meaty]

No cheering for 3 weeks. Yell till your throat bleeds.

[56BISON73]

The secret is to not think about it as screaming. Just screaming as loud as you can is hard on your throat/voice. Find a few different notes/tones/whatever you want to call it and switch between them. That and making vowel sounds instead of just screaming. Since I started doing that I find my voice lasts through the entire game and I still have my voice the next day.

You'll thank me on Sat

Im sure the people next to him are happy you gave him that advice.

[MankatoBison]

And I always try to hit a different pitch then people around me. More sound that way in my mind.

The secret is to not think about it as screaming. Just screaming as loud as you can is hard on your throat/voice. Find a few different notes/tones/whatever you want to call it and switch between them. That and making vowel sounds instead of just screaming. Since I started doing that I find my voice lasts through the entire game and I still have my voice the next day.

You'll thank me on Sat

You are absolutely correct - screaming a tone, and then screaming a tone a third, 4th or 5th higher or lower than the person next to you is absolutely prime. In rock and roll they use alot of 4ths and 5ths to make it sound grungier, which they use in more menacing band charts, and choir etc.

When you're yelling and hit a nice 4th or 5th chord with the person next to you, it just sounds louder. So good. The best.

[runtheoption]

You are absolutely correct - screaming a tone, and then screaming a tone a third, 4th or 5th higher or lower than the person next to you is absolutely prime. In rock and roll they use alot of 4ths and 5ths to make it sound grungier, which they use in more menacing band charts, and choir etc.

When you're yelling and hit a nice 4th or 5th chord with the person next to you, it just sounds louder. So good. The best.

I will bring my harmonica for Section 28. We will be LOUD and IN TUNE!!

[17>1]

The secret is to not think about it as screaming. Just screaming as loud as you can is hard on your throat/voice. Find a few different notes/tones/whatever you want to call it and switch between them. That and making vowel sounds instead of just screaming. Since I started doing that I find my voice lasts through the entire game and I still have my voice the next day.

You'll thank me on Sat

Agreed. I can yell with the best of them, and still have enough left in the tank to *sing in the church choir on Sunday mornings.

*I yell much better than I sing.

[Vet70]

Good grief people quit being such wimps. You only have to yell when the Bison are on defense. And challenge any Bunnies to out yell you when they are on offense.

[EC8CH]

I like to scream. "YELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH" then not only is the sound, but also the implied color intimidating.