Toucher and Rich, Toucher and Rich continue.

Frederick races over the line right side to the right point.

Shoots Pittington!

They's go!

The St. Louis native, Trent Frederick, able to sneak one through Jordan Pittington.

Bruins three, Blues one.

We'll never be the same now that we know that this song comes from a Commodore 64 game.

How crazy is that?

And that band, Kerncraft 400 or whoever the band is that does this song, had to pay royalties to the video game programmers of the Commodore song.

Did you know that, Billy?

Yeah, this song right here, the Bruins goal song, was ripped off from a video game off a Commodore 64.

I always wondered where this song came from.

It's got no, like before they used it, I don't think it has any history with the Bruins.

It's not like in Dallas where the dudes from Pantera wrote a kick-ass song just for them.

Like that's a real goal song.

This song just people like it because it reminds them of when they've scored a goal

recently.

But how dumb are we?

How dumb and uncreative are we as a society where we celebrate a song that was ripped

off of a commoner 64 like two-bit game like that's all it takes

to capture our collective conscience right is it is a song that just i mean you're a musician

back in the i mean commoner 64 is one from where we were little, like little, little.

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