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|name = Fight! Fight! Fight! A | |name = Fight! Fight! Fight! A | ||
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Fight! Fight! Fight! (A) - SpongeBob Soundtrack|Fight! Fight! Fight! A | |||
Now That We're Men -Instrumental- & Sad Monsters Interlude - SB Soundtrack|Now That We're Men | Now That We're Men -Instrumental- & Sad Monsters Interlude - SB Soundtrack|Now That We're Men | ||
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|composer = Will Schaefer | |composer = Will Schaefer | ||
|introduced = "[[The Great Snail Race]]" | |introduced = "[[The Great Snail Race]]" | ||
}} | |label=Sonoton Music (SCD)|album=Marching Bands USA (SCD-0343)|year=1999 (recorded) | ||
2000 (APM)}} | |||
"'''Fight! Fight! Fight! A'''", also known as "'''Now That We're Men (Instrumental)'''" is a college fight song composed by the late Will Schaefer. It was performed by the DePaul University Band under the baton of Donald De Roche and was first released in the 1999 Sonoton production music album ''Marching Bands USA''.<ref><nowiki>https://sonoton.com/en/track/SCD034301</nowiki></ref> The main instruments being played in the piece include tubas, piccolos, flutes, clarinets, trumpets, trombones, a timpani, a snare drum, cymbals, saxophones, bassoons, a bass drum, a glockenspiel, a bass trombone, euphoniums, an oboe, and tenor drums. | "'''Fight! Fight! Fight! A'''", also known as "'''Now That We're Men (Instrumental)'''" is a college fight song composed by the late Will Schaefer. It was performed by the DePaul University Band under the baton of Donald De Roche and was first released in the 1999 Sonoton production music album ''Marching Bands USA''.<ref><nowiki>https://sonoton.com/en/track/SCD034301</nowiki></ref> The main instruments being played in the piece include tubas, piccolos, flutes, clarinets, trumpets, trombones, a timpani, a snare drum, cymbals, saxophones, bassoons, a bass drum, a glockenspiel, a bass trombone, euphoniums, an oboe, and tenor drums. | ||
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=== Episodes=== | === Episodes=== | ||
===={{SBSP}}==== | ===={{SBSP}}==== | ||
{{PM-list|The Great Snail Race|Title card; pre-game ceremony.}} | {{PM-list|The Great Snail Race|Title card ''(high-pitched +2)''; pre-game ceremony.}} | ||
{{PM-list|Don't Look Now|"You're going down, fisherman!"}} | {{PM-list|Don't Look Now|"You're going down, fisherman!"}} | ||
{{PM-list|Life Insurance|Mr. Krabs as a cheerleader.}} | {{PM-list|Life Insurance|Mr. Krabs as a cheerleader.}} | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Between "[[The Great Snail Race]]" and "[[Don't Look Now]]," this track took ten years to return. | *Between "[[The Great Snail Race]]" and "[[Don't Look Now]]," this track took ten years to return. | ||
* | * There's a looped version without vocals and additional instruments that serves as the background music for "[[Now That We're Men]]." | ||
*[[Season 11|Season 11 of SpongeBob]], [[Season 2 (Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years)|Season 2 of Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years]] and [[Season 1 (The Patrick Star Show)|Season 1 of The Patrick Star Show]] are the only seasons where this track plays in multiple episodes. | *[[Season 11|Season 11 of SpongeBob]], [[Season 2 (Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years)|Season 2 of Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years]] and [[Season 1 (The Patrick Star Show)|Season 1 of The Patrick Star Show]] are the only seasons where this track plays in multiple episodes. | ||
*Out of all its usages, this track was used only in one title card. | *Out of all its usages, this track was used only in [[The Great Snail Race|one title card]]. | ||
*This track has a "B" variant which consists of only a drumline and a crowd shouting "fight, fight, fight!". | *This track has a "B" variant which consists of only a drumline and a crowd shouting "fight, fight, fight!". | ||
*Despite seeming to return in Season 10, and playing four times in Season 11, the track has not played since the first episode of Season 12 in the main series. | |||
{{Production Music}} | {{Production Music}} | ||
[[Category:Music]] | [[Category:Music]] | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
[[Category:The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:49, 20 July 2025
Template:Infobox PM "Fight! Fight! Fight! A", also known as "Now That We're Men (Instrumental)" is a college fight song composed by the late Will Schaefer. It was performed by the DePaul University Band under the baton of Donald De Roche and was first released in the 1999 Sonoton production music album Marching Bands USA.[1] The main instruments being played in the piece include tubas, piccolos, flutes, clarinets, trumpets, trombones, a timpani, a snare drum, cymbals, saxophones, bassoons, a bass drum, a glockenspiel, a bass trombone, euphoniums, an oboe, and tenor drums.
Usage
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SpongeBob SquarePants
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Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years
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The Patrick Star Show
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Trivia
- Between "The Great Snail Race" and "Don't Look Now," this track took ten years to return.
- There's a looped version without vocals and additional instruments that serves as the background music for "Now That We're Men."
- Season 11 of SpongeBob, Season 2 of Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years and Season 1 of The Patrick Star Show are the only seasons where this track plays in multiple episodes.
- Out of all its usages, this track was used only in one title card.
- This track has a "B" variant which consists of only a drumline and a crowd shouting "fight, fight, fight!".
- Despite seeming to return in Season 10, and playing four times in Season 11, the track has not played since the first episode of Season 12 in the main series.
- ↑ https://sonoton.com/en/track/SCD034301
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL5ElURVd4o