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Getbig Misc Discussion Boards => Wrestling Board => Topic started by: Thin Lizzy on March 21, 2010, 08:25:18 PM
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Not a big Matt Hardy fan, but this song rocks. Powerhouse riff with lyrics that are perfect for a pro wrestler.
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Scott Steiner's ambulance them. Thats a sick entrance.
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Batista's music is bretty badass, if you as me.
Randy Orton's music is extremely gay. His older music was way better.
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Austin's - with the glass breaking & heavy guitar rift - fit him to the "T."
Demolition's theme was pretty "hardcore" for an 80's team.
And, although it's only a part of the entire formula, Undertaker's organ theme is very appropriate and effective.
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Kane's old music:
Stone Cold:
Batista:
Edge:
HHH:
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Not big on any of the ones cut specifically for a wrestler, other than Austin.
Favorites, because they really fit were "Iron Man" for the Road Warriors, 2001 for Flair, Freebird for the Freebirds and I actually thought Savage using Pomp and Circumstance (?) was also very good.
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Favorites, because they really fit were "Iron Man" for the Road Warriors, 2001 for Flair, Freebird for the Freebirds and I actually thought Savage using Pomp and Circumstance (?) was also very good.
These are good ones.
I would add "Tom Sawyer" for the late Kerry Von Erich, with his nickname "The Modern Day Warrior" being the first line of the song.
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The NWO Wolfpac them track was the bomb. I even used it to pose during a bbdg contest back in 2002, lol.
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AGREE? ;D
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These are good ones.
I would add "Tom Sawyer" for the late Kerry Von Erich, with his nickname "The Modern Day Warrior" being the first line of the song.
I agree and almost mentioned that one. You know another one that was funny, but fit the wrestler was Jimmy Valiants "Boy from NYC." haha Jimmy couldn't wrestle a lick, but he could get the crowd to pop.
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Hogan's Real American theme was alright.
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The NWO Wolfpac them track was the bomb. I even used it to pose during a bbdg contest back in 2002, lol.
At least you were somewhat creative.
If I’d attended one more show where somebody used Triple H’s Motorhead theme, I’d have rushed that stage and strangled them with their own thong!
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At least you were somewhat creative.
If I’d attended one more show where somebody used Triple H’s Motorhead theme, I’d have rushed that stage and strangled them with their own thong!
I actually have seen people pose to "The Game" track.
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Oh, so did I...
More than I care to remember.
Hennig’s WWF theme - which was essentially a modification of the soundtrack from Exodus - was “perfect” for him.
“Enter Sandman” still pops a crown when the former ECW champ comes out.
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Oh, so did I...
More than I care to remember.
Hennig’s WWF theme - which was essentially a modification of the soundtrack from Exodus - was “perfect” for him.
“Enter Sandman” still pops a crown when the former ECW champ comes out.
Hollywood Hogan's NWO "Icon" track that he used at WM18 when he fought The Rock was awesome.
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I can't remember it.
Was it a remix of the original NWO b&w?
I know that one was a porno track or something.
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I can't remember it.
Was it a remix of the original NWO b&w?
I know that one was a porno track or something.
Something that Jimmy Hendrix did. At large events Hogan always came out to his own track versus the NWO black & White track.
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Oh, you mean "Voodoo Child?"
That's the Hendrix song Hogan always used in WCW.
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Oh, you mean "Voodoo Child?"
That's the Hendrix song Hogan always used in WCW.
Yes, Voodoo Child is what he used as his entrance music in WCW but in his WM18 match with the ROck he used a another track by Hendrix also. i think it's called Icon. It was a sick entrance track. You'd have to rewatch WM18 to here it. It was the only time I heard it. He never used it after that.
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Luggers first and 2nd wlk in songs were cool I don't know the tunes though. The L.O.D fit the theme of IRONMAN. But Flair's theme made it clear who he was and why all should watch him enter. I mocked Savage during my jr, hs, and college graduations.
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I have seen Wrestling 50 times at MSG at least. The place went absolutely ape shit when Cena came out as #30. Everyone in the entire arena was on they're feet screaming! I've never seen fans act like that ever except for Hulkster.
Really? I thought for sure they might have heckled him especially at MSG. Fans seem to really heckle the shit out of Cena. Boos, "you can't wrestle" chants, etc but when all is said and done, they cheer him anyway. Funny shit.
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demos
real american
warrior's music, even though it had no lyrics, it fit his gimmick perfectly and really go the crowd going nuts.
money money money (dibiase's music) was cool too.
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Rick Derringer (which is a really bad-ass name, BTW) was a busy guy in the 80's.
He did some really popular entrance songs, as well as most of the work on the Fed's first two records - "The Wrestling Album" & "Piledriver."
Trivia: Real American was originally intended for the Barry Windham & Mike Rotundo team. Jesse Ventura even mentions them in conjunction with the song on the album.
Anyway, Hulk Bollea got the song, Rotundo got 16 name changes, and Windham finally realized musical acclaim years later as part of the West Texas Rednecks in WCW!
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Rick Derringer (which is a really bad-ass name, BTW) was a busy guy in the 80's.
He did some really popular entrance songs, as well as most of the work on the Fed's first two records - "The Wrestling Album" & "Piledriver."
Trivia: Real American was originally intended for the Barry Windham & Mike Rotundo team. Jesse Ventura even mentions them in conjunction with the song on the album.
Anyway, Hulk Bollea got the song, Rotundo got 16 name changes, and Windham finally realized musical acclaim years later as part of the West Texas Rednecks in WCW!
My sister bought me the "Piledriver" soundtrack for xmas in 87! It was cool yet corny in a way.
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That is a very astute and accurate synopsis of the WWF during that time period...
"Cool & corny."
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That is a very astute and accurate synopsis of the WWF during that time period...
"Cool & corny."
I looked at WWF as a cartoon and WCW/NWA as a sporting event. Saturday Nights Main Event (Hogan title match) was the only time I looked fwd to a WWF event.
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I looked at WWF as a cartoon and WCW/NWA as a sporting event. Saturday Nights Main Event (Hogan title match) was the only time I looked fwd to a WWF event.
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My sister bought me the "Piledriver" soundtrack for xmas in 87! It was cool yet corny in a way.
Lol, same with me. I used to listen to the Demolition track by Rick Derringer.
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Lol, same with me. I used to listen to the Demolition track by Rick Derringer.
Yeah that was cool too. But Demolition was just a poor man's Legion of Doom!
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Yeah that was cool too. But Demolition was just a poor man's Legion of Doom!
I disagree. I though Demolition was a phenomenal tag team. They were very hardcore. I just wish they had a longer run. To me, The Powers of Pain were a knock off of the Road Warriors.
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I disagree. I though Demolition was a phenomenal tag team. They were very hardcore. I just wish they had a longer run. To me, The Powers of Pain were a knock off of the Road Warriors.
To this day, I honestly believe that Vince disbanded Demo partly because of his recent acquisition of LOD and didn’t want any type of overlap.
The same idea applied to the Powers of Pain.
Of course, team Demolition was further troubled by Ax’s health problems, which forced him to become a “manager” for the team while Brian Adams replaced him as Crush.
Bill Eadie was a good mouthpiece, but the change was not accepted well.
When the LOD/Demo feud fizzled, a lot of people believe it was largely because of having the “new kid” instead of veteran Ax in the melee.
Then they assigned Paul Ellering & a ventriloquist dummy to LOD, proving that one, tiny stupid part can totally blow the other three major parts of the biggest tag team in history.
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did LOD and Demolition (the originals) ever even have a match?
I know they had a bunch of 6 man tag matches with LOD and Warrior vs all three Demos (with Axe not wrestling very much due to his heart issues) but I don't know if they ever even had a straight tag match..
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I disagree. I though Demolition was a phenomenal tag team. They were very hardcore. I just wish they had a longer run. To me, The Powers of Pain were a knock off of the Road Warriors.
Hardcore for WWF. But kittens for WCW. Both were Road Warrior knock offs. Make up....spikes ....finnishing move. It'd fit more if Paul Elerring was japanese like Fuji.
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To this day, I honestly believe that Vince disbanded Demo partly because of his recent acquisition of LOD and didn’t want any type of overlap.
The same idea applied to the Powers of Pain.
Of course, team Demolition was further troubled by Ax’s health problems, which forced him to become a “manager” for the team while Brian Adams replaced him as Crush.
Bill Eadie was a good mouthpiece, but the change was not accepted well.
When the LOD/Demo feud fizzled, a lot of people believe it was largely because of having the “new kid” instead of veteran Ax in the melee.
Then they assigned Paul Ellering & a ventriloquist dummy to LOD, proving that one, tiny stupid part can totally blow the other three major parts of the biggest tag team in history.
Ellering was always with Hawk and Animal in WCW. I never followed them in wwf. Ellering was like Al Davis and the road warriors were like the Raiders ...the real raiders from the 70's and early 80's!
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Hardcore for WWF. But kittens for WCW. Both were Road Warrior knock offs. Make up....spikes ....finnishing move. It'd fit more if Paul Elerring was japanese like Fuji.
The Road Warriors will and always will be untaouchable and probably the best tag team.
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The Road Warriors embarrased their legacy when they had their final appearance in the WWE. They no-sold their opponents' move and wrestled a shitty match.
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The Road Warriors embarrased their legacy when they had their final appearance in the WWE. They no-sold their opponents' move and wrestled a shitty match.
You can thank Vince McMahon for that. He basically buried (or tried to) anyone who wasn't his creation so that when they left his company they would flownder elsewhere. That obviously didn't always work.