Wayne Gretzky's Favorite Rink Song (short interview)......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpVFxjQUKuU&feature=player_embedded

LET'S GO KINGS...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"PaPa Ratte's" fav pre-game "get wound up" songs...

1 >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8rZWw9HE7o

2 >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGU1P6lBW6Q&feature=related

Not bad LRR... I'm not a heavy metal fan but this song always fires me up... When I first heard it I thought of automatic weapons firing...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y4jaa6u5pc 

If you can't kick ass to this you just can't kick ass.

yea he looks like i did last night at 1am 

"the way the kings are playing the ice hockey, reju uhh ummm ehh"

Quote Originally Posted by Skubishack:

LRR... #2 is now a classic to ANYONE who has been in the military...  The comments on youtube for this are funny (in a warped way).

the Opera version with the 8 Valkyries "pulling the cats tail" (as in  Apocalypse Now) is even better.

I'm a HUGE Richard Wagner fan which Is why I understand German pretty decent. POWERHOUSE music. it's "19th Century Heavy Metal"  

as recorded @ Bayreuth in 1980

 definately keeps the kids from loafing at the 7-11

I love classical music that does not make my eyelids close...

When you have great music... You don't even need lyrics to feel it in your soul... and people can interpret it different ways as well.

A friend of mine got shot and killed doing my job back in the early 90's... I was supposed to be there not him (long story)... He had given me a cassette tape of classical music that he did not want (which I still have) and ever since then I've learned to enjoy that style of music... It is what it is... Classical.

"Walkurenritt" (Ride of the Valkyries)  >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aKAH_t0aXA&feature=related

even MORE "powerhouse" Walkurenritt Conducted by the great Sir Georg Solti @ Bayreuth in 1983 >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeoB4GzProQ&feature=youtu.be

Sir Georg was also known as "Horny Georg" because when he conducted Wagner, he didn't "play for the singers". he let the horns and precussion blast and expected them to keep up. that's WHY his Wagner recording are some of the most popluar in history.

this one would defintely chase the kids out of the 7-11