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Post by crashmatsbazz on Jan 24, 2023 8:03:38 GMT -5
Any territory/country, any promotion what was the worst music of the 1980s for wresters themes.
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tafkaga
Samurai Cop
the Dogfather
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Post by tafkaga on Jan 24, 2023 9:13:58 GMT -5
Always hated Rick Rude's original stripper theme, before they started using the one he used for most of his WWF tenure. Then, for some reason later on, when Rude came back as part of DX, they used that original theme interchangeably with the theme he was better known for. Also, in video games, they used the generic stripper theme instead of his real theme.
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Sephiroth
Wade Wilson
Surviving
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Post by Sephiroth on Jan 26, 2023 9:05:32 GMT -5
Girls in cars…girls in cars…
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Post by James Fabiano on Jan 26, 2023 10:14:34 GMT -5
Girls in cars…girls in cars… Instrumental version was fine, but if they used the one from the album... Boogie Woogie Dance Hall for the Rock 'n' Roll Express, ca. 1987-88. It may have been a bit better had they used the whole song, but the instrumental just sounded like the Trolley music from Mister Rogers. Am I the only one who remembers when they replaced Living After Midnight for some corny in-house song dedicated to the Midnight Rockers in the AWA? She-Bop by Cyndi Lauper for Wendi Richter. Not that it was a BAD song, but did they even hear the lyrics? On that note...BORN IN THE USA IS NOT A PATRIOTIC SONG!!!!!! |
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Post by Milkman Norm on Jan 26, 2023 12:38:41 GMT -5
Girls in cars…girls in cars… I will not tolerate this disrespect of Robbie Dupree! |
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cjh
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Post by cjh on Jan 26, 2023 13:39:26 GMT -5
Always hated Rick Rude's original stripper theme, before they started using the one he used for most of his WWF tenure. T hen, for some reason later on, when Rude came back as part of DX, they used that original theme interchangeably with the theme he was better known for. Also, in video games, they used the generic stripper theme instead of his real theme. That's likely some editing done for the Network. During Rude's short 1997 run, he always used his 1988-1990 theme, not the 1987-88 version. |
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