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Are we talking currently or of all time? My list:

 

 

Retro:

1) Demolition

2) Jive Soul Bro (Slick)

3) Lord Steven Regal

4) The Quebecers

5) The Rocket Owen Hart

 

Current/Recent:

1) Nexus (We Are One)

2) Dashing Cody Rhodes

3) Masked Cody Rhodes (same as above but slower and more evil)

4) Cult of Personality (C.M. Punk)

5) Booker T

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In the one-time only categoryKinya Oyanagei's Lost Filipino Soldier using Space Battleship Yamato

 

Along similar lines, Scott Sullivan using the Gatchaman theme at the OMEGA reunion show.

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I like My Time a lot more than The Game but King of Kings is better than both.

 

They should never have put lyrics to Higher Brain Pattern.

 

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Badstreet USA

Jive Soul Bro

Simply Ravishing

Imagine What I Could Do To You by Adrian Fucking Street

Cool Cocky Bad by Honky Tonk Man

I'm still pissed about the wrestling theme tournament we did & Jive Soul Bro lost in the first round.

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My favorites as a kid

 

Demolition

Jive Soul Bro

All American Boys

I'm the Mountie/We're Not the Mounties

Hard Times (Big Boss Man)

Real American- although I hated Hulk Hogan as a kid

Honky Tonk Man- 1st theme

Mr. Perfect

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Mr. Perfect used to come out to the theme from the epic war movie, Exodus (1960).

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While Real American is the gold standard, Hogan's theme before that (off the wrestling album) is awesome in its own right.  Got to show some love for the late 80's-early 90's  electronic WCW theme's, like Sting's, Luger's and especially Doom's. "simply ravishing" is one of the few off slam jam that was worth a damn. . .

 

Hogan's theme on the Wrestling Album was Bonnie Tyler's "Ravishing" with her lyrics taken out and replaced with the "Hulk!" chant.  I've seen it listed as his NJPW theme but I can't confirm that.

 

Here's Mad Dog Vachon singing!  :

 

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I have to be the only one with fond memories of this music.  It meant that a Thunderfoot or Cruel Connection was in for a beatdown only Jimmy Valiant could provide, followed of course by one of Valiant's friends turning on him for vague reasons.

 

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So while cruising bios on wiki last night while watching Smackdown, I found out who did Hiroshi Hase's theme.  Then I found out not only did the song have lyrics, but it was from fucking American Anthem the gymnastics movie.

 

http://youtu.be/rgxABMzFSiM

 

IT'S GOT A KEYTAR SOLO!

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Bah, I see you all of this and raise you the Road Warriors singing (growling, really) to an awful 80's synthesizer beat:

 

 

Does anyone know what this is from?  It's pre-Crockett, judging by the Roadies' face paint.

 

Edit: What I'm really asking is, why does this exist?  Did the AWA think there was a market for a Legion of Doom Christmas album or something?

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MidSouth. Notice the rasslin' footage is Lawler, the Fabs, etc. Plus, the Watts family and Ross are in the credits.

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I have a few I dig:

1) Hennig's Exodus riff is just ... just fantastic. I seriously don't think a day has gone by since I graduated college that I haven't hummed this to myself at some point, and yes, every day.

2) Yes to Huka Blues. Yes to Adrian Street's "Imagine What I Could Do to You."

3) I completely enjoy the goofy aspect to that song the Road Warriors recorded for that music video.

4) Enjoy the theme for RVD, "One of a Kind." Far better than the TNA theme by Van Kushinator or whatever. Just terrible ...

5) Samoa Joe's ROH championship reign resulted in now I can't watch Godzilla without some point hearing "bum buh-buh bum, THE CHAMP IS HERE, bum buh, bum buh, THE CHAMP IS HERE ..." and so on.

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MidSouth. Notice the rasslin' footage is Lawler, the Fabs, etc. Plus, the Watts family and Ross are in the credits.

The vid is from Memphis. It got used in Mid-South as well. The credits are for the TV show. They often used to play music videos to close the PPW show.

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I found that same Luger comp on YouTube last night and I was seriously going to plan on trying to watch all of it, I had no idea it was 20 parts though, I only saw the listing go up to part 9. Maybe I'll run thru it over a 3 day weekend or something as a badge of honor, or dorkdom, whichever.

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