Talk:Music in professional wrestling

1411:(kayfabe) on "Captain Lou's History of Music/Captain Lou". However, he is actually heard playing the main leitmotif from Grieg's "Morning" (from Peer Gynt Suite) on the "History of Music" portion of his track. (Albano had played some deliberately amateurish piano on an episode of Tuesday Night Titans a year earlier.) • The "WWF All Stars" band credited with playing on "Hulk Hogan's Theme" are most of the same musicians that have recorded for Jim Steinman (the song's producer and composer) during the Bat out of Hell and Bad for Good sessions. • As a possible nod to Steinam's involvement, Meat Loaf guest starred as a drummer in the "Land of 1,000 Dances" music video. • Hulk Hogan claimed, as part of a 1985 WWF Magazine article on The Wrestling Album, to have played bass guitar on "Hulk Hogan's Theme" (Hogan had played bass in several bands prior to becoming a professional wrestler), but he is not actually credited as doing so in the album's liner notes. • In the same WWF Magazine article, The Iron Sheik is quoted as being genuinely upset with the fact that, because of the Ayatollah Khomeni's ban on music in Iran, no one in the Sheik's country of birth would be able to hear his contribution on "Land of 1,000 Dances". • Disco singer Vicki Sue Robinson is a guest vocalist on "Grab Them Cakes". • "Grab Them Cakes" made Junkyard Dog the only professional wrestler ever to appear on American Bandstand. • Roddy Piper's contribution to the album, "For Everybody", was credited as being produced solely by Derringer (kayfabe), in order to conform to the ongoing angle in the WWF between Piper on one side and anyone directly associated with Cyndi Lauper (including Dave Wolff) on the other. In actuality, Wolff was present for Piper's session. • Similarly, Cyndi Lauper's pseudonymous production credit as "Mona Flambé" may also be a Derringer/Wolff production with a kayfabe credit, although Lauper has produced most of her own albums under her own name. Lauper also appeared under the Mona Flambé guise on The Wrestling Album's cover, in the video for "Land of 1,000 Dances", and at the original Slammy Awards. • "For Everybody"'s original title, as may have been apparent to many older listeners, is "Fuck Everybody". The title and some of the lyrics had to be changed for Piper's version since the album was being marketed to the WWF's younger audience. • "Mean Gene" Okerlund had previously done an impromptu version of "Tutti Frutti" on Tuesday Night Titans with the show's house band, with Hulk Hogan sitting in on bass guitar. • Jimmy Hart's "Eat Your Heart Out, Rick Springfield" can be heard on the WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 videogame as the track serves as his theme music. • Despite being closely associated with Hulk Hogan for over twenty years, Real American was actually intended to be the theme song for the tag team of Mike Rotundo and Barry Windham, the US Express). • The March 2007 issue of WWE Magazine contained a list of "101 Things Every WWE Fan Should Do Before He Dies" and #63 is "Identify every WWE superstar on the cover of The Wrestling Album, WWE's original record release from 1985." Piledriver - The Wrestling Album 2 Track listing 1. Robbie Dupree & Strike Force - "Girls in Cars" 2. Koko B. Ware - "Piledriver" 3. The Honky Tonk Man - "Honky Tonk Man" 4. Derringer - "Demolition" 5. Slick - "Jive Soul Bro" 6. Hillbilly Jim & Gertrude - "Waking Up Alone" 7. Vince McMahon - "Stand Back" 8. "Mean" Gene Okerlund & Derringer - "Rock 'N Roll Hoochie Koo" 9. The WWF Superstars - "If You Only Knew" Miscellaneous • Vince McMahon performed a live version of "Stand Back" at the 1987 Slammy Awards. Footage from this performance would be used in a 2001 episode of WWE Raw by Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit to poke fun at McMahon as well as a 2006 episode of Raw in which D-Generation X members Triple H and Shawn Michaels imitated Vince and Shane McMahon, respectively. WrestleMania: The Album Track listing1 1. The WWF Superstars - "WrestleMania" (Mike Stock, Pete Waterman) 2 2. The WWF Superstars - "SummerSlam Jam" (Mike Stock, Pete Waterman) 3. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan - "USA" (Dave Ford, Mike Stock, Pete Waterman) 4. The Nasty Boys - "Nasty Boy Stomp" (Dave Ford, Mike Stock, Pete Waterman) 5. Bret "The Hitman" Hart - "Never Been A Right Time To Say Goodbye" (Mike Stock, Pete Waterman) 6. The Undertaker - "The Man In Black" (Gary Miller, Mike Stock, Pete Waterman) 7. "Macho Man" Randy Savage - "Speaking From The Heart" (Asha Elfenbein, Tony King, Mike Stock, Pete Waterman) 8. Tatanka - "Tatanka Native American" (Gary Ford, Mike Stock, Pete Waterman) 9. Mr. Perfect - "I'm Perfect" (Dave Ford) 3 10. The Big Boss Man - "Hard Times" (Mike Stock, Paul Waterman) 3 1400:"Danger At the Door" (D'Lo Brown) "Ass Man" (Billy Gunn) WWF The Music, Vol. 5 The Rock (featuring Slick Rick) - "Pie" (3.46) WWE Anthology Track listing The Federation Years 1. "World Wrestling Federation Signature" 2. "Walkabout" (The Bushwhackers) 3. "Bad Boy" (Razor Ramon) 4. "I'll Be Your Hero" (Lex Express) 5. "Schizophrenic" (Mankind) 6. "Sumo" (Yokozuna) 7. "Enough Is Enough" (Owen Hart) 8. "Power" (Nation of Domination) 9. "The Dudester" (Dude Love) The Attitude Era 1. "Brawl for All" (Brawl for All Theme) 2. "Gold-Lust" (Goldust) 3. "The Real Deal" (D'Lo Brown) 4. "Deadly Game" (Survivor Series 1998 Theme) 5. "Fist" (DX with Mike Tyson) 6. "Oh, You Didn't Know?" (New Age Outlaws) 7. "Real Man's Man" (William Regal) 8. "I Don't Suck" (Kurt Angle) 9. "No Chance in Hell" (Vince McMahon) 10. "Oh Hell Yeah" (Steve Austin) 11. "If You Smell..." (The Rock) 12. "Bangin' It" (Scotty 2 Hotty) 13. "Rabid" (Chris Benoit) 14. "How Do You Like Me Now?" (Hardcore Holly) 15. "Break Down the Walls" (Chris Jericho) Now! 1. "WWE Signature" 2. "Dead Man" (The Undertaker) 3. "I'm Back" (Eric Bischoff) 4. "Eyes of Righteousness" (Reverend D-Von) 5. "Fight" (SummerSlam 2002 Theme) 6. "You Look So Good to Me" (Billy and Chuck) WWF Full Metal Track listing 1. The WWF Superstars & Slam Jam - "We're All Together Now" 2. Diesel - "Diesel Blues" 3. King Mabel - "The Lyin' King" 4. 1-2-3 Kid - "1-2-3" 5. Goldust - "Goldust" 6. The Smokin' Gunns - "Smokin'" 7. Psycho Sid - "Psycho Dance" 8. Bret Hart - "Hart Attack" 9. Hakushi - "Angel" 10. The Undertaker - "Graveyard Symphony" 11. Jeff Jarrett† - "With My Baby Tonight" The Wrestling Album 1045:

inside and out are somehow "incorrect" simply becuase you feel like flaunting your own overwhelming ignorance of the subject in a manner that suggests that you are somehow better than those that know things that you don't care to know. If you're ignorant on the subject, than by all means, please go the fuck away and devote your time to something that you DO know. Let the experts and those KNOWLEDGEABLE about the information write the goddamn wikipeida article. And if you're ignorant of the subject and want "sources" for things that you don't even know, please do us, yourselves, and the article a favor and, please, please, by all means get fucking lost.` The last thing this article needs is ignorant idiots flying in from god knows where, trying to tell other people that KNOW the information how to update an article that they clearly know jack shit about how to properly keep up to date. There's no room for you people here to act like your ignorance makes you better than people that actually know what they hell they are doing. Absoutely none. This is clearly a situation where the "Rules" don't matter. Ignorance makes this whole section look like a joke. If you don't know how to properly update this article, stay the fuck off of it, and go do something else that you know, somewhere else.

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then again, I've also included a few themes that were WWE produced (and so are technically in-house) but gave credits to some of the vocalists involved in the song (e.g. Rob Conway's latest theme is sung by a guy called Phillip Namanworth). I don't think these guys are commercial artists but I decided to include them anyway. I just want to know what's your opinion on this. Should we include them or leave them out? --

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whole page here. There is one source at the bottom of the page. Why is everything else on this page then huh. Surprised you haven't deleted that yet. Why don't you do what i said before, go to edge's page and delete the reference to alter bridge there. Go to some other wrestlers page and delete what it says there theme music is there, because it's unsourced here. Damn your an idiot.

21: 124: 103: 774:'s (edge's) page and change it there to like you are here. Same goes for the change i made to Christian for his current theme song in TNA which is an instrumental of "My Last Breath" by Evanescense. Why don't you let those who know what they are on about change it and let those who know about it change it back. Thankyou. 1838:

It seems interesting to me, and I would think sources could be found, that pro wrestling freely used copyrighted music when it was still primarily a local or regional thing, then largely stopped once the WWF started bringing attention to pro wrestling in general. In fact, in the old days, I can only

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Wow...seems to me like some people have a lot of free time and not much to do. All this aggressive removal of "non-cited information" hardly appears as constructive to me. It does not help the article in any way, it actually makes it less informative, and I fail to see what beneficial effect it might

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They've never said, far as I know, but if I had to guess it would be that Orton fans really like his standard entrance music and reacted very negatively to the change, even though This Fire Burns is a solid piece of entrance music. That's all good news for C.M. Punk, I guess, since he picked the song

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I feel the TNA themes from the official TNA website should be re-instated to this page. The only thing is, the TNA themes are instrumentals of other songs, created by TNA's music man Dale Oliver. Dale does have a page here on wikipedia, although it too remains unsourced. Perhaps the names on the TNA

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Why don't you go to Alter Bridges site and listen to the song it's been claimed to be (you can, i've just been there myself. They have audio previews of tracks there) and put 2 and 2 together. Or is that too much work for you to listen to it. Here's the link if you don't want to go searching for it.

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The album's tracks are bridged with commentary from Vince McMahon, "Mean Gene" Okerlund, and Jesse "The Body" Ventura. • "Captain Lou" is a cover of a song originally recorded by NRBQ; Albano had made an appearance on the original recording. • Albano was credited with playing all of the instruments

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I've just looked at the recent updates in the last few days and I've been wondering about the extent of including in-house themes on the list. I've tried to remove any ones that said "No Particular Artist" along with ones by Jim Johnston and Dale Oliver (composers for WWE and TNA respectively). But

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1. The Wrestlers - "Land of a Thousand Dances" 2. Jimmy Hart - "Eat Your Heart Out, Rick Springfield" 3. "Captain" Lou Albano and George "The Animal" Steele - "Captain Lou's History of Music/Captain Lou" 4. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper - "For Everybody" 5. "Mean" Gene Okerlund - "Tutti Frutti" 6. Hillbilly

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1. Stone Cold Steve Austin - "Hell Frozen Over" (2.56) 2. Ahmed Johnson - "Pearl River Rip" (3.12) 3. Marc Mero & Sable - "Wild Cat" (3.51) 4. Bret Hart - "You Start the Fire" (3.10) 5. Vader - "Mastodon" (3.10) 6. Mankind - "Ode to Freud" (3.03) 7. Dude Love - "Dude Love" (3.07) 8. Faarooq -

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the music of each wrestler are incorrect. Seriously, go get a damn life. Myself, and others, are here trying to update a page with legitimate information, only for some guy who probably has never watched wrestling in his life to come along and delete it because it's 'unsourced'. Heck, look at the

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Is there a specific reason why an article on professional wrestling lists only themes for ECW, WCW, WWE and TNA? There are other promotions worthy of note (ROH for example), as well as a number of bigger promotions in Japan, Mexico and other countries. Knowledge is an encyclopedia, so I'd love to

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Which brings me to the reason I'm writing this. I've had some opportunity recently, thanks to YouTube, to check out a lot of early 1980s New Japan footage, including some stuff I hadn't seen in decades. Back then, New Japan was making rather extensive use of entrance music, at a time when most

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Why the hell was Edges song changed back to his theme he hasn't had for around 3 years. His current theme is Metalingus by Alter Bridge. If you want a damn source, why don't you watch a WWE tv show then you might actually hear it. Please stop changing things back claiming they aren't sourced, go

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I was just wondering, who was it that wrote and performed the theme songs for the Ultimate Warrior and Bret "The Hitman" Hart when they wrestled in the WWE from the late 80s to mid-90s? They were both high-energy, instrumental rock tracks. The Warrior would run to the ring at top speed while his

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There is no evidence for an alleged wrestler named "Glen Stride" as even existing, so for him to be the "most cited" wrestler to have an entrance song goes against Knowledge's policy of showing sources and consensus. It's a shame that every webpage that talks about wrestler themes has copied and

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North American promotions either used none at all, or only used it on special occasions (as I refer to above, perhaps Mid-South, and later World Class, excepted). I'll get to the point: is it just me, or does it seem like every third piece of music I was hearing on these New Japan shows was by

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This may require more effort to research than a Google search would turn up, but this article would benefit if it were to mention the role music played before Vince McMahon became a national promoter. Perception-wise, I think most folks would be hard pressed to think of much more than WCCW and

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Wow. You people asking for "sources" are fucking idiots. I am serious. There is no other word for this, and it's precisely what you are. There's no real argument for this point of you people being idiots, when you are clearly trying to tell people that WATCH wrestling and know these theme songs

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A lot of the songs listed here are very insignificant also. A song used for 2 weeks of video packages in 2001 for a WWF Desire video is not notable at all. Also: nobody is even trying to update the songs for big wrestling events. Those stopped being updated in 2008 it seems. If that's not

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This list is completely unmanageable. What is on here, around 250 maybe? Jim Johnston himself has near 2,500 different songs made for wrestlers. Maybe more as he constantly tweaks them. This -only- includes the WWE - and this article is not a list for just WWE Themes. Can you imagine how

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1. The list was created just for the sake of having such a list 3. The list is a violation of Knowledge is not an indiscriminate collection of information 4. The content is unverifiable or the underlying concept is non-notable 6. The list is unlimited and/or unmaintainable, and 8. The list is

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theme music played. It says on this page that most wrestlers' theme music is produced in-house and is considered stock-music, so you might think this information is inconsequential, but I really enjoyed listening to these two tracks and I'd like to know who was responsible for creating them.

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This is directed to One Night In Hackney.....Obviously you have no clue when it comes to this theme (Or many others for that matter).I cited the source too,Hell,if you go to the Blue Meanie's page he can even confirm this.The BWO used this theme through almost their entire run.I wont add it

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Excuse me, but i am not the only one who 'knows' what edge's theme song is. It's played just about every week on a monday night on USA network in america, Fox8 in Australia on Wednesdays, and some other channels elsewhere at other times. Do i need sources to tell you what i just said there

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It's an independent licensed piece of work, like The Hardy Boyz'/Jeff Hardy music (but not the same, just mentioning a similar case). The same track was used in several vignettes in WWE DVDs and replaced "My Way" as the Wrestlemania X-7 theme song in the Wrestlemania Anthology series.

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An earlier comment stated a belief that Andre didn't have entrance music. Andre had entrance music in Japan, which he used there for years. Even though the song is commonly known and associated with him to both his fans and to puroresu fans, I couldn't begin to tell you its title.

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People, you do understand that Knowledge itself cannot be used as a source for any article here right? Then why is almost every song in the article cited by the respective wrestler's article? If this isn't fixed, I'm going to have to nominate this article for deletion for lack of

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I refer you to the rules about vandalism for being a dumbass. If you don't know anything about wrestling, why the hell are you editing this page. The only sources provided are a fucking fan site anyways. Do you want me to go make one just to prove the point? Don't be an idiot.

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As far as updating, should we be splitting wrestler themes into Company categories as previously mentioned? There's more than enough diversity now. And, as far as Jeff Hardy's theme, I've only ever found it named "2xtreme" on any music pages I've encountered or referenced.

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which seem to agree with me. That list can never be finished or complete. What about independent wrestlers or foreign wrestlers? The list just doesn't make sense. Plus, if I wanted to know somebody's entrance theme I'd go to that person's page before I came to this one.

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This I think is a corruption of the article. Correct me if I am wrong. Also I think that a lot of tracks from the wrestler's theme songs are missing. I'll list them and you can confirm if this are evidently tracks of the wrestlers. The trakcs are: WWF The Music, Vol. 2

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Also: you would need to find an endless amount of sources for every song. It's just not manageable in any way. I request it be scrapped based on this fact as well as it just looks like a complete mess and will go on for eternity as more themes are added.

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It's not a big loss either. All themes for notable wrestlers are on the wrestlers own Knowledge page. It's not like we're getting rid of several years amount of work. We're getting rid of something that none of us are able to truly manage.

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have on Knowledge as a whole. Not to attack anyone in particular, but adopting such an anal-retentive, obsessive approach looks like the work of a Wiki-Troll, and doesn't accomplish anything else than vain posturing and "show of force". --

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for good measure. Sadly I don't have the time to patrol the pages of hundreds of wrestlers to remove unsourced content, but as this page is seemingly a magnet for unsourced additions I will continue to monitor it and act accordingly.

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it has the song by Default below the Saliva song, so i think it should be under Wrestlemania 23, although, i'm not sure how to add the reference to the actual article as the help pages don't seem to make much sense to me. Any help is

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What about all the other unsourced items on the list? Where did these come from? TV. Not everything on Knowledge is sourced, so stop keeping people from editing the list because they don't have information backing every thing.

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Hi there. I searched everywhere but I couldn't find anything about it. So I'll ask it here... just who is Glen Stride? It's described in this article as the first wrestler with an entry music... but, does he even

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Isn’t this the purpose of the whole article? to list these theme songs with reference in the main section of the article? I believe adding these to the history section is not necessary. Thoughts on the subject?

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Should unsourced/unreferenced material be removed? It seems that more and more is getting added without reference, and no one is paying attention to the little warning on the editing page. Thoughts anyone?

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I tried to add CM Punk and Edge's current themes but someone just keeps removing them. Edge's current theme is Metalingus by Alter Bridge and CM Punk's current theme is This Fire Burns by Killswitch Engage

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Knowledge is not a reliable source. I guess he is a real person and he probably did not have to do with any big wrstling companies, so he is most likely not to be found anywhere (for some reason).

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I have been adding sources from other reputable sites, mainly the wwe site itself... but I don't even know where to start looking for references to old ECW, WCW, and non-WWE companies. Any ideas?

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Are you talking to me or him? I'm a huge wrestling fan, which is why I don't understand why they didn't let me edit it when obviously the people watching over this page aren't wrestling fans.

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By volume alone, themes by composers like Jim Johnston should be included, as he alone has produced over 500 plus for the wwe, including some popular hits, making himself a notable artist. --

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You mean like how I tried to look up theme music that Mike Awesome used in ECW only to find absolutely nothing of use and having to revert back to a years-old version of this article?

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I think this page should be changed so that wrestlers name are in sections of which companies they are in. So WWE has its on bit and TNA and so on. Anyone think its a good idea?

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What about the wrestlers entrance themes and video's attached to their profiles on wwe.com. Can they be used seeing as it is the official website for most of these wrestlers?

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plis do confirm if this are really tracks. I am not sure. Add what you consider proper..I took this, (as yo umay realise) from the list of track from the wwe CDs. Thank you

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You know, just like how I was going to this afternoon, but I find that some bint has deleted it on the grounds that it's "cruft". Now the article barely serves a purpose.

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refers to citing information that can be challenged, but when the song is played every Friday on national TV, there isn't much to challenge. Stop being a moron. Thanks.

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What shall be done with this article? I think the information from the lists should be moved to the appropriate articles, and when that is finished, remove the lists. --

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Anybody have any information on it? It would be a good song to add to this article, not to mention that I want to see about finding it for my own IPod. :) Thanks.

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How are you supposed to source it? They use them on TV, what more would you need? I would think a page for wrestling theme songs would have wrestling fans on it.

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It's called "Adrenaline Rush" (Bonus Track/performed by Marc Williams and Nick Hodges) available on the "3rd Degree Burns: The Music of TNA Wrestling Vol. I" CD.

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website can be used for now until a definite sources of what the instrumentals are based on is found. The link to the TNA page with the theme songs is here.

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can someone bring back the list as its EXTREMELY helpful in finding the song names of past/current superstars so please someone please bring back the list

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Ok, this one is driving me crazy! I've tried searching for the actual song name and artist for the "Adrenaline Rush" theme song used in the end credits of

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Mr. McMahon didn't like it because he didn't feel that it fit Orton's character so he changed it back. Orton said so in an interview a couple years back.

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Ok, here we go. A the link to a video on youtube from WWE tv where you can hear edges theme music. Is this good enough for you or not? <url: -->

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I tried that website... but apparently you have to be a member to access it. Is there no other reference in all the web other than this?

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This website has a list of all the entrance themes used in WWE and the PPV songs. Would this be useful for the article's external links?

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gigantic this thing gets when you venture out into other companies? Well over 10,000. So we've got a cool 1-2% of songs listed.

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Have only found one instance of this and would like to see if anyone has the song performer/title or otherwise knows the song.

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pasted that one line from this article, thus creating a loop. Feel free to put him back IF you can source it from an authority.

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This list can never be complete or referenced. If you want to know a particular person's music, go to their individual page.

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What about if you wanted to use the article to see if any professional wrestler had used a certain song as their theme music?

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again,but,you should get your facts straight,you have no clue what you're talking about when it comes to Wrestling Themes.

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I strongly disagree. Without the list, this article is very much useless and unremarkable, not to mention very uncited.

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What's the deal with your crusade against this list anyway? You got something against wrestling or music or somethin'?

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used for Unforgiven 2002. I have the Rossdale song on my IPod and TNA's "Adrenaline Rush" is a totally different song.

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The theme to Nitro was Adrenaline V1.0 by Purity (As stated on WCW Mayhem: The Music). I think it's a production job.

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I just checked the Edge entrance video, and it doesn't contain the name of the artist or song, so for Edge no sorry.

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It would be a useful reference; the lack of sources is the biggest problem with the article at the present.

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yes It does. for example jeff's/team xtreme's theme is not 2xtreme. its called Loaded by zack tempest.

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In relation to the Wrestlemania 23 theme by default being removed, on the Wrestlemania page on WWE.com

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I have done the work of removing all the wikipedia refs, now somebody needs to find replacements. -

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Sorry but I'm not interested in what you "know", as we don't write content from memory. Please see

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Please tell me why my revisions were reverted, despite the fact that they were, in fact, sourced.

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Maybe someone could ad the names of the WCW Shows (Nitro, PPVs, Thunder) music to the list?

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No. It's a copyright infringement and can't be linked to, so it's not a reliable source.

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P.S. I already know that, despite the similar name, it is not the "Adrenaline" song by

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Does anyone think maybe we should bold the current theme of all the active superstars?

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If this isn't enough to get it changed, then there is seriously an issue around here.

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When has he used the killswitch engage theme song. Thats CM punks theme not Ortons.

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The original packaging for WWE Wreckless Intent still lists it as Orton's theme.

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unencyclopaedic, i.e. it would not be expected to be included in an encyclopaedia.

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I don't care what your previous message(s) were. Your saying that those of us who

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The burden of evidence lies with the editor wishing to add or retain the material

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page, Orton used "This Fire Burns" once, on the March 3 episode of Smackdown. --

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Leave them out. It's of little or no use to include non-notable artists here. --

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Jim - "Don't Go Messin' with a Country Boy" 7. Nikolai Volkoff - "Cara Mia"

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The list shouldnt be in this article. It takes up WAAAAYYYY too much space.

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specifically Kerry Von Erich when it comes to actual examples, though.

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Have the people who have been re-adding the list lately even read

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watch wrestling for once in your life. Heck, why don't you go to

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know why information of an encyclopedic nature is not included.

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Does anyone know what theme the World's Greatest Tag Team used?

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I agree. Taking the list out is an incredibly stupid move.

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That's not quite correct. Jim Johnston did Warrior's theme.

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Anyone know a particular reason he only used it the once?

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I'm unsure - but I think they were in-house compostions

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after the song, or if you want to be fancy <ref: -->

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important to list - why do we have the list at all?

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The song is called "Burn in my Light" by Mercy Drive

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