You can't tell me that's not a great song. The first team to introduce rock 'n' roll into the baseball setting was the Oakland A's, who did so back when the team was sold to the Haas family 20 years ago. Now every major-league team uses rock ' n' roll in some capacity, although some still mix in the occasional organ. In those days it was traditional organ music or nothing. The A's started this whole trend.
Rock music adds to the experience of the game.
Traditionalists like organ music, but it's the year 2000. In 1989, the Seattle Mariners became the first team to play individual songs for players. The story goes that, at the time, we were playing in what used to be the Kingdome, this old grayish building without a lot of color, and a new owner came to town and wanted to fix it up. Along with a paint job, he put an emphasis on audio entertainment. That move introduced another dimension to the game, providing a musical identity to the players as well as highlighting the game's dramatic moments.