Okay, I’m watching the Leaf/Islander game, and Kaberle just scored an empty-net goal. After he scored, they played some a piece of music that I often hear in arenas. It’s fast, and sounds synthetized.
Anybody know what it is? Not knowing much about music, I can’t describe it well, but hopefully somebody who was watching the game can clue me in.
I don’t know exactly what it was you heard as I ddint see the game, but It might be one of a number of Rush songs. They’re Canadian and get played a lot at sporting events. Could be something like “The Spirit of Raido” or something. That would fit the bill as fast and synthetic-sounding…just a shot in the dark though.
ZipperJJ is correct. While I didn’t see the game, the Air Canada Centre (and Maple Leaf Gardens before it) plays that song after every Leaf goal. Frankly, I think it’s time to come up with something new.
if memory serves me right, the “ohohohohoh” song I believe was popularized by fans of UK team Manchester United, and in fact the song was released as a single and shot to #1 on the UK pop charts a few years back. I believe that is how it migrated to the states.
Now, if anybody actually knows the title of the song, that would be a big plus. Anyone?
What surprises me is the staying power of Rock & Roll (part II). That song just keeps on truckin’ for some reason. A couple of years ago it looked like Song 2 was going to usurp Mr. Glitter and his musical / techno masturbation. Alas, the coup was thwarted. Thankfully, Who let the dogs out? was just a pretender to the throne.
You guys do know just how Gary Glitter last made it into the headlines? As a result he has rather been expunged from UK musical history. You couldn’t pay people to play his records now. So it’s doubly surprising Rock & Roll (Part II) still gets a public airing
He was my favourite singer when I was 5 years old too.
The Get Ready For This bit is from a 2 Unlimited song. 2 Unlimited was a Dutch dance/pop duo in the early '90s. They scored a string of hits in Europe, and if I’m not mistaken, their No Limit debut single even topped the Billboard 100 back in the day.
Coldfire, grrr! Here I thought someone actually had an answer, and you are just exposing my lack of knowledge/interest regarding cheesy 80’s tunes! Oh well, never trust a grinning Mod I guess.