GoJetsGo55
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We're gonna cheer to one song, and one song only. Lady Humps by the Black Eyed Peas.
We're gonna cheer to one song, and one song only. Lady Humps by the Black Eyed Peas.
CAN WE PLEASE DISPENSE WITH THE DINOSAURS OF ROCK CRAP?!!!!
It's 2016! I'm sick of the 70's 80's 90's music.
Something from this decade perhaps? At least from this century!
I'd love to see a song with a guitar riff.... Something like this would do
wait...
so the fighter pilot helmet's ridiculous but "Dancing Babes" isn't? lolzx9
Hahahaha I just died
The fighter helmet is actually pretty neat in my opinion. Since when do fighters have flight attendants haha
CAN WE PLEASE DISPENSE WITH THE DINOSAURS OF ROCK CRAP?!!!!
It's 2016! I'm sick of the 70's 80's 90's music.
Something from this decade perhaps? At least from this century!
2016 has garbage music tho
CAN WE PLEASE DISPENSE WITH THE DINOSAURS OF ROCK CRAP?!!!!
It's 2016! I'm sick of the 70's 80's 90's music.
Something from this decade perhaps? At least from this century!
If that's what you think, then you're listening to the wrong 2016 music. There's tons of good new music out there.
I grew up with the stuff from the 80's, and enjoy listening to music from the 50's to today, but I do agree that it'd be nice if they moved on from some of the old 80's standby's.
I'm referring to the radio
Then I agree with you. Haven't listened to the radio in at least a decade - prefer to curate my own music via online services. There's TONS of good new stuff that would make for excellent in-game music, IMHO.
Really dislike current goal song. I don't care what they change it too, just change it.
This song pretty much goes with everything
*checks calendar*. What year do you guys i have?.. mine says 2016.....
Radio.....radio....I feel like I've heard that word before but can't place it.
Oh! Is that the weird thing in your car you listen to when you reach your data limit on your phone?
Jk
But if your still using the radio as your primary exposure to music now your 2016ing wrong. I'd also argue that "young people" don't even listen to whTs on the radio because I don't know the last time I've heard of a young person LISTENING to the radio.
The narrative of "musics dead radio killed everything blah blah" started dieing about five years ago and received the deathknell with the mass penetration of Spotify etc.
Now to listen to new music I think of a band I like from a genre I want to listen to, type it in, and spend the next 2 hours listening to an array of music by similar artists MANY of which, arguably MOST of which are not signed to the big three.
All this said I am HEAVILY OPPOSED to using any music from the 70s-earky 90s rock because well, that's just one more thing that makes it feel like a gigantic portion of our fan base went into stasis in 95, just woke up in 2011 when the team came back, and thinks the NHL, hockey, and everything associated with it out the exact same beast they were obsessed with 20 years ago.
I should also preface my distaste for classic/arena rock stems from growing up in a small town where this music was in fact the music played on everybody's radio every single day until your ears bled.
It wasn't better, just a different kind of awful.
As for genre of game sing I'd love something g sort of folksy, foot stomping, barroom singalongy but Boston's kind of cornered that market with dropkick Murphy's.
Something like that but not exactly the same. Maybe there some sort of outlaw country gem out there that'd work.
Yes of course the music played is meant to enhance the entertainment value to the fans in attendance, but with the team itself being as young as they are, shouldn't to at least a small degree the music be identifiable to them, particularly during warm-up when most fans aren't yet even in the arena anyways?
I spent several years using Chelsea Dagger as a sports song at events I worked. I was quite pleased when the Blackhawks adopted it as their song.
There's lots of great modern rock by bands like the Fratellis, but you wouldn't know it living in Winnipeg where rock radio refuses to play anything that doesn't sound like it could have been written by Kim MItchell. (ps I have a signed box of patio lanterns by Kim himself along with Paul DeLong and Bob Wilson if anyone is interested)
Franz Ferdinand, Modest Mouse, Neon Trees, MGMT, The Strokes, Fitz & The Tantrums are all good examples of artists that the UK considers rock, but North America in general traditionally dismisses.
That's one of the great things about streaming services like Spotify. There's certainly no regional bias when it comes to programming.