Music Grimsby have run out to

Up The Mariners - Pisces

The original Town song that is uniquely ours and therefore should be the only consideration in my opinion.

There have been plenty of times were we have run out to a trumpet playing, but sadly I have no idea what the song is called. Always considered that to be ‘our song’.

We ran out to the classical one when I first started going to games which was 91ish
And more recently

I'm sure that I remember them playing 'Those magnificent men in their flying machines' after a match if we had won in the late 80's, can't remember if they played it on the run out or if I dreamt them playing it at all.

"The boys are back in town" sits in my affections as it was always played when I first started going '95 and gave me goosebumps

Some nice ideas, but shouldn't the music inspire our team and intimidate the opposition.  Eg. Birmingham  prolonged version of" we will rock you".  The begining of the track repeated for at least 3 minutes before the teams come out.

To get back to the original question from the OP to help with their research, I can definitely remember Town running out to the Toreador Song from Carmen by Georges Bizet, during the Buckley promotions in the early 90s.  I also seem to remember the club using "Anchors Aweigh" from the film of the same name (and the US Navy March) around the same time though it didn't catch on.  Mid 90s was Thin Lizzy's "The Boys are Back in Town".

Off topic but on thread, we did used to have at the end of matches in the late 80s/early 90s, either "Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines" (following a victory) or "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" (after a defeat).  I always remember getting back to the car radio or listening to the transistor on the bus, and hearing "Out of the Blue", the BBC Sports Report music at 5pm, so feel this would make a great victory tune if we win as I associate it with warm spring evenings going down Grimsby Road after another Buckley win.

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To get back to the original question from the OP to help with their research, I can definitely remember Town running out to the Toreador Song from Carmen by Georges Bizet, during the Buckley promotions in the early 90s.  I also seem to remember the club using "Anchors Aweigh" from the film of the same name (and the US Navy March) around the same time though it didn't catch on.  Mid 90s was Thin Lizzy's "The Boys are Back in Town".

Off topic but on thread, we did used to have at the end of matches in the late 80s/early 90s, either "Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines" (following a victory) or "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" (after a defeat).  I always remember getting back to the car radio or listening to the transistor on the bus, and hearing "Out of the Blue", the BBC Sports Report music at 5pm, so feel this would make a great victory tune if we win as I associate it with warm spring evenings going down Grimsby Road after another Buckley win.

You’re right about “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”. After enduring it for about five games running during a bad spell, I suggested to Tony Richardson that the joke was wearing a bit thin, and it was actually becoming quite depressing. We never heard it again after that, thank goodness!

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Some nice ideas, but shouldn't the music inspire our team and intimidate the opposition.  

What with our sound system?

" See the Mariners" by local Grimsby band Good News was played a few times as i remember.