Universal Studios Orlando commercial

Posted by NickNick on 29. December 2004 - 6:35

Like I said, it is NOT the cheap trick surrender version but another version of the commercial with instrumental music. The people in each scene say "I want ......".

If you can watch it, they have the video on this website. Seeing your the admin , you should be able to watch it. Let me know if you still think its Cheap Trick.

Submitted by LDancer143 on 13. March 2009 - 20:18.

I know one of the songs is called "Lovin' Each Day" by Ronan Keating! I hope it's the one you were looking for.

Cheers!

Submitted by creatiff2003 on 21. March 2008 - 4:52.

I am also looking for this ad. If someone can help me find the Universal Studios Ad that has the large black woman squeezing her children to her breasts I would greatly appreciate it. I have been looking for it for years.

Tiffany
513-252-8433

Submitted by dabitch on 27. December 2004 - 15:42.

It*s not is Cheap Trick "Surrender"? I just watched the one with Frankenstein in it, and uhm.. That was Cheap Tricks "Surrender"... confused

Submitted by NickNick on 24. November 2004 - 6:28.

I guess no music buffs here. Not even many views.

Hmmm , dissapointed. confused

Submitted by NickNick on 21. November 2004 - 5:54.

Im looking for the name of the song and or Artist who did the music for the Universal Studios Orlando commercial. It is an instrumental and It starts out slow and becomes upbeat as the commercial progresses. The commercial is the one with either Frankenstein or 2 of the members of Kiss or the guy with the face painted as spiderman , lady screaming as she*s going down a water ride. The theme through out the commercial is "I want".

As do " I want " to know who does the incredible music for this commercial.

Its not the Cheap Trick Surrender version.

Please help , Ive been looking for this info for over a year now.

Thanks

Nick

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