Sportsnet loves it.
Puck Daddy loves it.
Most other fans love it.
Really, the only people that seem to NOT like the song are a subset of Sabres fans.
The once that don't love it are the rock alternative or heavy metal guys who hate anything that resembles something to rap or dance music.
I guarantee it'll get old by March though
If memory serves me right, Calgary shifted from Shot Down In Flames to Duck Sauce's Barbra Streisand as their goal song a few years ago. And THAT went over about as well as a fart in church. So...they changed it again.
To me, rap and dance music has their place. Put it in the music mix during a game if you want(look at the Kings' website; they maintain a list of what's played at all games-from the time doors open to post-game). Just not as a goal song.
Also incredibly worried how annoying it will be if we score when we're down by 3-4 goals.
This is what I'm waiting for - the awkward moment when they're down by 4 and score with a minute left and half the crowd has already left the arena. Party time alright...I'll get a chuckle though.
It would be like that for any goal song where you expect the crowd to be involved
It would be like that for any goal song where you expect the crowd to be involved
Exactly... not really any difference here.
Even if you hate the song be happy that it was a song that the players chose because the left side of the bracket was player chosen songs and the right side was radio station chosen songs.Let's see...the song doesn't scream "HOCKEY!" to me and it was overplayed decades ago. That's just two of the reasons that come to mind right now.
I'd have been happy with, say, Fall Out Boy's The Phoenix...AC/DC's Thunderstruck...and, as previously mentioned, the instrumental parts of SOB(ESPECIALLY the hand-clapping part...imagine the wonders editing would do to that one!).
It would be like that for any goal song where you expect the crowd to be involved