Let's Go Blues

So I am one of those nerds that has a "Blues Playlist" on my iPod and I listen to it before I attend the games. Its usually just music that you hear throughout the games. It had a good amount of songs on it, but I had to change computers for my iTunes and accidentally lost all of my playlists. So lets take this as giving me help and as a fun post; what's your favorite song(s) you hear during Blues games?

I always liked a few years ago when they played "Revolution" by Beatles before taking the ice. I also love when "Welcome to the Jungle" plays in the third period.

There are my two, what do you got?

Mine goes back a while, Tool's Prison Sex, when ever they used to get a penalty against themself.

Gotta keep em' separated

Cotton Eye Joe?

Sellout by Reel Big Fish and Song #2 by Blur

organ?

kodos wrote:organ?

Good man. I hate the 'Hawks, but man they know how to play music at a game. That organ is killer.

I'm a traditionalist.
When the Saints (Blues) Come Marching In on the pipe organ immediately after the horn goes when scoring a goal.
No top40, no classic rock...

I miss that.

Don't get me wrong...I enjoy music being played during the stoppages in play...but right after a goal it should always be to sound off the fog horn and then crank out When the Saints (Blues) Come Marching In.

As long as we don't hear 'Rock You Like a Hurricane' tonight. It's played at the United Center after Patrick Kane scores a goal, and yes I know it's a home game but I'm just sayin'.

There are better times for that song to be played, like in 2006 when the song was used by the Bucs cheerleaders in their halftime routine during a game against the Saints.

And I couldn't agree more with what Curt said.

I agree with the organ. Also, anytime Charles Glenn opens his mouth.

dmiles2186 wrote:Also, anytime Charles Glenn opens his mouth.

First, I'm a HUGE Chuck fan, but the last two games he's changed up his style and I'm not afraid to say I don't like it.

That said, it has resulted in two victories, so keep it up.

Once it's 'undefeated' streak dries up though, please go back to the way you used to do it.

DaDitka wrote:

dmiles2186 wrote:Also, anytime Charles Glenn opens his mouth.

First, I'm a HUGE Chuck fan, but the last two games he's changed up his style and I'm not afraid to say I don't like it.

That said, it has resulted in two victories, so keep it up.

Once it's 'undefeated' streak dries up though, please go back to the way you used to do it.

Really? I wasn't in attendance so I can't say I know anything of this new style. I know some people already didn't like Chuck, but he's kind of 'our' singer, and he's a great one, at that. Chuck never gets old to me. I'm going on Saturday, if he's there, I'll be able to judge his new style in person. I'm interested to see what it is like.

Chucky is cool. He's a good enough singer, but what's great is that he is passionate when he sings and he's "our guy".
He's quickly becoming a tradition, and I like it.

cprice12 wrote:Chucky is cool. He's a good enough singer, but what's great is that he is passionate when he sings and he's "our guy".
He's quickly becoming a tradition, and I like it.

And he's back to doing it 'normal'.

cprice12 wrote:I'm a traditionalist.
When the Saints (Blues) Come Marching In on the pipe organ immediately after the horn goes when scoring a goal.
No top40, no classic rock...

I miss that.

Don't get me wrong...I enjoy music being played during the stoppages in play...but right after a goal it should always be to sound off the fog horn and then crank out When the Saints (Blues) Come Marching In.

i agree, just like in NHL '94!