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If anybody was hoping that Monday’s debut of Brodus Clay was something that would be retooled and reshaped into something else, I’d like to point out that the WWE released his theme, “Somebody Call My Momma”, on iTunes.
It’s official. The Funkasaurus Era has begun.
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Seriously, not only did The Brood have excellent music, they also had one of the most memorable entrances during the Attitude Era. Having Gangrel, Edge, and Christian seemingly rise up straight from the fiery pits pf Hell was pretty intense.
Also, who could forget the insane amount of blood that rained from the rafters upon their rivals? Absolutely incredible!
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I’ve got a confession — I really dig Beth Phoenix’s theme.
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Motörhead is a great band, but I’ve always preferred this Triple H theme over anything “The Cerebral Assassin” has used. I make sure to upload this song as Hunter’s intro into every WWE game that allows me to do so.
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Seems appropriate with the recent postings happening around here.
I miss WCW’s knock-off themes.
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Let’s face it — Jim Johnston’s brilliant tracks created during the Attitude Era are leagues above the crap being pushed as entrance music today.
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With all today’s talk about Jim Johnston, I wanted to upload my favorite track of his. That heartbeat pulse paired with that guitar riff was just the right amount of swagger needed to get Tazz over, and this theme just has this feel to it that I love.
Everytime this comes on my iPod while I’m at the grocery store, I just want to T-bone suplex a sucker right into a pyramid of Velvetta cheeses.
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Christian - I Get My Ass Kicked All the Time
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Try and resist the urge to dance to this, seriously.
This is virtually the main reason Too Cool got over, well, that’s why I mainly liked them, haha (I was like 8 or 9 when they first appeared in the WWE/WWF)
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Absolutely…perfect.