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Edmonton Oilers Goal Songs

Last year's discussion on goal songs was compelling enough to bring it back for a second time. My annoyance with the repetition of goal music at Rexall, combined with some of the bizarre music choices throughout the game by the Rexall DJ led me to create a list of custom goal songs that best fit each individual player's skills or personality. Some of the songs were fitting and have made the list a second time, though I'm always open to suggestion. Except about Cannonball and Tubthumping, those two are perfect. I've got the working list after the jump, and your suggestions will fill in the rest.

# Player Song Artist
4 Taylor Hall Cannonball The Breeders


Wabash Cannonball
5 Ladislav Smid

6 Ryan Whitney

10 Shawn Horcoff

13 Cam Barker

14 Jordan Eberle
16 Darcy Hordichuk Street Fighting Man The Rolling Stones
23 Linus Omark

24 Theo Peckham Boom Boom Big Head Todd & The Monsters
28 Ryan Jones Tubthumping Chumbawamba
28 Lennart Petrell
55 Ben Eager
Once Pearl Jam
57 Anton Lander

58 Jeff Petry Peaches POTUS
77 Tom Gilbert Tommy Gun
The Clash
83 Ales Hemsky

89 Sam Gagner Suffragette City David Bowie
91 Magnus Paajarvi Oh Boy Peps Persson
93 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins





Entrance Music
Problems Against Me!

Goal Against Sway Rolling Stones

  • "Suffragette City" only works if the DJ uses the "AWWWWWWWWWWW, wham, bam, thank you Sam!" clip linked to above.
  • Frequent commenter Yeti nominated Rod Stewart's "Maggie May" for Magnus Paajarvi, for obvious reasons. I think I'll stick with Paajarvi's favorite song instead.
  • "Magic Man" by Heart was the only suggestion I received for Ales Hemsky last year. We can certainly do better than that.
  • Anton Lander has an issue. His favorite song is Journey's "Don't Stop Believing", but anyone familiar with Detroit's arena music knows this isn't a possibility. His nickname is "Lampan", which is Swedish for "The Lamp", so that might help inspire a suggestion or two.
  • Like Lander, Nugent-Hopkins has a Detroit issue. Using the Motor City Madman's music for Nugent-Hopkins is a nod to the Red Wings - the kid needs his own non-Detroit music.