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The Islanders Goal Song: How about 'New Moon Rising'?

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We have all heard distinctive goal songs--including the one we love to hate from Madonna's "Entourage" and Chicago's goal song that Dom truly loves (not!).

One idea for a goal song for the Islanders is the "New Moon Rising" song included in the opening night video introduction. It is at the end of this post (after the jump), AFTER songs used by the Rangers, Hawks, and a few others.

What do you think? [Song samples after the jump.]

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Goal Song (Joe Satriani-Crowd Chant) (via coyotesrule94)

Minnesota Wild 06-07 goal song (via NHL2005)

New York Islanders Goal Song (via coyotesrule94)

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Rangers Goal Song (via eternalhero316)

Wolfmother NEW SONG New Moon Rising (via JoeyjoejoeJrS)

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What song or music would you most prefer for the Islander goal song and why?
New Moon Rising
1 votes
Other (explain below)
5 votes

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Seriously, I do hate that Hawks one and the Rangers one for the same reason — but not because of my feelings for those teams: No singalongs, no do-do-do’s, no fireside kumbayas. This is hockey. Those songs just don’t fit.

But Gary Glitter’s song never did anything for me — to me it’s a tired song that was “replacement level” at best during its peak. I could handle “New Moon Rising,” but now I’m going to hunt for something better.

A horn, an organist, and the crowd’s roar is always my first choice, though.

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by Dominik on Oct 16, 2009 1:15 PM EDT reply actions  

What I like about the Rangers song is that it lets the fans get involved and excited. The Hawks’ song? It seems kind of fun and upbeat. Any song that is celebratory, involves the fans, and is fun works for me.

by BCISLEMAN on Oct 16, 2009 1:33 PM EDT up reply actions  

FYI

For BC and anyone else doing FanPosts: I moved stuff around on this a bit so I could front-page it. For the main page, I generally move videos and big images after the jump because those tend to slow loading on the homepage.

As a rule, I try not to mess with everybody’s FanPosts, but when promoting them to the front page I might make little changes to conform it to the site style.

One of these days, I’ll get around to posting a guide and tips for using all the gizmos, but in the meantime … I’m lazy.

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by Dominik on Oct 16, 2009 2:03 PM EDT reply actions  

Should I be surprised about your laziness?

About as surprised as Barack Obama getting told that he won the Nobel Peace Prize a mere 10 months into his term as President. That’s how surprised.

LOL

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by IslesOfficial on Oct 16, 2009 3:18 PM EDT up reply actions  

Wow, for some reason I always thought the Isles song was a knockoff of Gary Glitter’s song. Never realized it was an actual song.

I love the Foghorn, And I gotta say listening to the Islanders current song brought back a lot of good memories. Plus I dislike wolf mother, so the old one gets my vote. It would be nice if they could get a version of it thats a bit more uptempo though.

by Mark D on Oct 16, 2009 7:15 PM EDT reply actions  

Now there were a number of Islander goal songs posted online…so which one is “official” is a mystery to me. Would be a good promotion to have a competition among local bands to come up with something just for the Islanders and have the fans vote on them.

by BCISLEMAN on Oct 16, 2009 8:26 PM EDT up reply actions  

I believe that “The Fixer” by Pearl Jam wouldn’t be out of line. After hearing live I think it has it’s charms to it. It gets the crowd going, it is about being positive and the fixer just fits with the Isles current situation IMO.

by metalcoconut on Oct 20, 2009 12:29 PM EDT reply actions  

Well, it isn’t as dark as some of the others, but about the only thing I can understand is “yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah”. Not sure how it would work for a goal song. Still like my competition idea better.

by BCISLEMAN on Oct 20, 2009 1:13 PM EDT up reply actions  

Although they could do a special song for the playoffs and of course you will be right there watching in the ninth OT period of Game 7, remember?

by BCISLEMAN on Oct 20, 2009 6:27 PM EDT reply actions  

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