Talk:Music in professional wrestling

In-House Themes?

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 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? -- Oakster 21:23, 29 August 2005 (UTC)

Leave them out. It's of little or no use to include non-notable artists here. --Jtalledo (talk) 04:40, 5 December 2005 (UTC)

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 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.

Andre The Giant

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

Randy Orton?

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