That's a shame, Luongo loves listening to it as often as possible whenever he's at the UC.
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It's not a unique sound at all, it feels like they are a mash-up of other bands. Remember when people tried to be unique with music? I mean hey, sample all you want, just do something creative, but yeah...it's not a song I want to hear ever again besides my first listen to it from this thread.
^It took all of 20 seconds for the song to be ruined for me once I heard the "oh-oh-oh-ohs". Too many songs with a stupid "oh-oh-oh-oh" hook in it, especially in indie music. Indie 'rock' is mediocre at best.
Not saying Nickelback should have been voted for, either. And I'm a big GNR fan, but Welcome To The Jungle is incredibly overdone at this point. So I wouldn't have voted for any of those songs.
It's not a unique sound at all, it feels like they are a mash-up of other bands. Remember when people tried to be unique with music? I mean hey, sample all you want, just do something creative, but yeah...it's not a song I want to hear ever again besides my first listen to it from this thread.
^It took all of 20 seconds for the song to be ruined for me once I heard the "oh-oh-oh-ohs". Too many songs with a stupid "oh-oh-oh-oh" hook in it, especially in indie music. Indie 'rock' is mediocre at best.
Not saying Nickelback should have been voted for, either. And I'm a big GNR fan, but Welcome To The Jungle is incredibly overdone at this point. So I wouldn't have voted for any of those songs.
I wish they would stop calling it "Indie Rock" because there is nothing "Indie" about it anymore.
And I loved it when the Canucks came out to Where the Streets Have No Name. Such an amazing build-up.
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And I loved it when the Canucks came out to Where the Streets Have No Name. Such an amazing build-up.
I did too, and I don't even like U2.
Apparently some of the more frat-boy macho Canuck fans complained that it was too emotionally nerve-racking and soft as opposed to andrenaline-pumping/exciting or something, and DJ Dave ate it right up.
Apparently some of the more frat-boy macho Canuck fans complained that it was too emotionally nerve-racking and soft as opposed to andrenaline-pumping/exciting or something, and DJ Dave ate it right up.
If Japanroids is macho then the world really has ended.
Apparently some of the more frat-boy macho Canuck fans complained that it was too emotionally nerve-racking and soft as opposed to andrenaline-pumping/exciting or something, and DJ Dave ate it right up.
Yup. I loved it as well. The air raid sirens just made it that much better. Used to get goosebumps to that, now it's just meh....
Good question. Well, for starters, the Japandroids’ tune will be added to a rotating list of songs that will be played throughout the season. U2’s Where the Streets Have No Name will also be heard again, as will some new tunes, all in the hopes of discovering the ultimate song to get the Canucks going at the ultimate moment.
As always, we’d love to hear from you if you have a suggestion about what music should be used as the Canucks intro song.
