For WWE fans: What is Kane's intro music?
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It is Finger Eleven and the song is Slow Chemical.  Available on the soundtrack to the movie The Punisher.  One of my favorite bands!!
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Player Introductions\n(Featuring Ray Clay, the Bulls' official announcer) \n\nThe Alan Parsons Project: Sirius\n(The actual music that is played during the player introductions) \n\nPink Floyd: On the Run\n(The music that is played during the introduction of the visiting team) \n\nVillage People: Y.M.C.A.\n(The music that is usually played toward the end of a game) \n\nChampions Once Again!\n(A good song about another championship!)  \n\nFive Rings\n(A funny song about winning five...)  \n\nGet Ready For This\n(A rumbling music played to get the fans involved)  \n\nHit The Road Jack\n(Fouled out!...)  \n\nOnly The Bulls\n("Only the one and only - Chicago Bulls!")  \n\nRock and Roll, Part 2\n(De-fense, de-fense!)  \n\nSweet Home Chicago\n(Da Bulls & Da Blues Brothers!)
476836
its called "wwe: wreckless intent". bands like p.o.d,salvia, 3 6 mafia, and motorhead perform songs for todays hottest wwe talents.
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world heavywieght - randy orton\n\nwwe champion - jbl\n\nthe rest i don't know
979491
Mixture of Undertaker & Kane would be hell awesome :)
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triple h's is cool,i also like shawn's theme,randy orton's,batista's, john cena's and i like stone cold's entrance theme and especially hulk hogan's.
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THE OFFICAL WRESTLEMANIA THEME SOME IS "BIG TIME" BY PETER GABRIEL
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It's one of my favorites-you only have to hear one or two seconds of the intro to know that's the song that's playing-that intro is awesome!!
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His real name is Glen Jacobs.  He has previously appeared in the WWE as Isaac Yankem and The New Diesel.  These gimmicks failed of course, but WWE loved his look and size so he was repackaged in late 1997 as the Undertaker's half brother Kane.\n\nHope that answers your question!!
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The Theme Song for DX is Evil Adam\n\nYou can get it off the web-site below\n\nhttp://www.emp3world.com/mp3/31023/Evil%20Adam/%20The%20DX%20Theme%20(WWF)
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SURE I CAN TELL U EXACTLY IT IS, THE FIRST THING IS A \n\nMATCH BETWEEN KANE AND RKO(THE LEGEND KILLER)\n\nTHEY WERE FIGHTING EACH OTHER THEN THE MASKED \n\nKANE CAME TO INTERRUPT SO THE ORIGINAL KANE WENT \n\nOFF THE RING AND FOUGHT WITH THE MASKED KANE \n\nTHEN HE CAME BACK TO THE RING AND MASKED KANE\n\nWENT TO THE RING THEN KANE THROW THE MASKED \n\nKANE OUT OF THE RING ANYWAY WHEN THE KANE \n\nTURNED AROUND RANDY ORTON RKOED THE KANE \n\nAND PINNED HIM 1, 2 , AND 3 THAT IS IT, RKO WON AFTER\n\nTHAT KANE WAS ANGRY SO KANE WENT OFF THE RING \n\nTO FIGHT WITH THE MASKED KANE AND THE MASKED \n\nKANE WAS JUST LIKE DUMMY I MEAN HE DID NOTHING \n\nTO KANE.. THAT IS ALL I KNOW GOOD LUCK ^_^
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limewire. In the album search just type in WWE.
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3: JBL. Sounds like something from "Dallas."\n2. Eugene. Makes me almost scared of Ronald McDonald because I keep thinking he's gonna pop out as Eugene's tag team partner one night whenever I hear that music.\n1. Linda McMahon. Straight up game-show entrance music, though after listening to Vince's over the years, I guess it's supposed to signify the light side of WWE. Still, it sucks.\n\nOne theme music I wished would have stuck around was Stone Cold's redo from Disturbed when he came back from his neck surgery back in 1999, I believe. I stll have the PPV tape from when he came back and beat up on Kevin Kelly, Kurt Angle, Shane-O-Mac, and Steve Blackmon with that theme music, and it rocked.
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Wow appearntly it is a rap song sung by Naughty by Nature.\nI have a link for you with lyrics.\n\nhttp://www.ohhla.com/anonymous/misc/wrestle/herecome.wwe.txt
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Hogan's earliest entrance music is Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger," the chart-topping song from Rocky III. It was replaced by the theme song to Hogan's animated series Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' Wrestling (which was an edited version of Bonnie Tyler's song "Ravishing" from her Secret Dreams & Forbidden Fire album) and later by his best-known entrance theme, a track called "Real American" performed by Rick Derringer. The accompanying music video for "Real American," featuring clips from Hulk Hogan's various WWE matches, Hogan riding his motorcycle, and stock, black and white footage of various forms of crashing (i.e. buildings and airplanes) intercepting between footage of a guitar playing Hogan behind a blue screen (at various American landscapes), was memorably critiqued on Beavis and Butt-head.\n\nHowever, Hogan cannot use the song "Real American" outside of WWE. Even though Jimmy Hart wrote the song, Vince McMahon had the song copyrighted right before Hulk Hogan left for WCW, preventing him from using it (the song was originally the theme music for Mike Rotundo and Barry Windham, the U.S. Express). He used the song "American Made," which can be found on the Hulk Rules CD, then the nWo theme, and later the Wolfpac theme for his "Hollywood Hogan" character while in WCW. He also used "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" by Jimi Hendrix for when he entered as "Hollywood Hogan" in WCW and for his "Hollywood Hulk Hogan" character in WWE after the WWE nWo was disbanded. Towards the end of his last WWE run, he wore a mask and was known by the name Mr. America, once again making his entrance to "Real American." Upon his return in 2005 for the WWE Hall of Fame induction before WrestleMania 21 and subsequent appearances he also uses "Real American." WWE has subsequently dubbed over "Voodoo Child" in recent video footage to avoid paying out royaltes for the use of the song. Ironically, this is no more apparent than on the recent DVD release of Wrestlemania XIX, where "Voodoo Child" can still be heard faintly in the background underneath "Real American."
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You picked some good ones - probably #6, b/c it started the catch phrases in the sport.\n\nHacksaw's "U.S.A." chant always got the crowd going.\n"Oh, Yeah" will forever be linked to Savage\nRoad Warrior Hawk's "What a Rush" is memorable\n\nThe New Age Outlaw's "Oh you didn't Know?" and Michael Buffer spoof was the best intro.
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I do remember his special. It was a parody of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol". They make mention of it every Christmas on wrestlecrap.com. As for the rest of his exploits, WWE will be releasing "Born To Controversy:The Roddy Piper Story" on November 7. Some of his funniest moments can be found on "The Greatest Wrestling Stars of the '80s" and on youtube.com. Just click on the link.