Re: NHL Soundtracks Bring Home the Authentic Arena Hockey Experience
 

I have been in contact with many of the DJs for the NHL. They say it's royalty free and a lot of them barely even keep legitimate logs of what was played and even if they do, it's not necessarily correct.

Re: NHL Soundtracks Bring Home the Authentic Arena Hockey Experience
 

360 users: Those of you upset over Chelsea Dagger, just do what I did. Find the song (check playlist.com), download and install Audacity (free audio editing program), make several nice loops of the celebration part, burn it to a cd, and import it to your 360. The whole process should take you less than an hour.

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They don't have to keep records. They don't have to pay. For instance, if a cover band plays a local pub, it's the pub that pays, not the band. The pub pays for the rights of the band to perform music that's under a license from the ASCAP. A DJ won't have to pay the license either, it's the venue.

And trust me, the arena pays the ASCAP. Everyone pays them, they are the music Gestapos. If you even have a store that plays music on a radio, expect a visit. They want their two pounds of flesh.

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Seriously, where is Song 2 by Blur? That's played at a bunch of arenas. You know the song that goes woo-hoo? Not a bad soundtrack, but I'm not really into metal or anything, hip hop's where it's at, but this soundtrack isn't that bad. They have Pantera, which makes any soundtrack plain awesome.

Re: NHL Soundtracks Bring Home the Authentic Arena Hockey Experience
 

It used to be the opening song in FIFA 98.

Re: NHL Soundtracks Bring Home the Authentic Arena Hockey Experience
 

Yeah, that's the one song you hear EVERYWHERE. I might have to add it.