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4.0 out of 5 stars So what if these songs are recreations?
What's the big deal? If you own WWF the Music Vol. 3, you have most of the origionals anyways. The fact is, besides Gangrel's theme being way off and the Undertaker and Goldust themes being the ones from about 4 years ago, these are somewhat accurate renditions. I liked it a lot and reccomend the purchace of it if you want something a little different from you're...
Published on March 9, 1999

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2.0 out of 5 stars not really THAT bad, but ultimately falls short.
Yeah, most of the songs are not quite as good as the originals (especially Val and Gangrel--those ones pretty much suck). However, there are a few good ones like Goldust, Austin, and Mankind (despite some really strange voiceovers)...Unfortunately, for the makers of the CD, those ones (among others) are available on official WWF records. There are a couple songs that...
Published on September 24, 1999


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1.0 out of 5 stars Its not all bad..............just not that good., January 27, 2001
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Josh Wheatbrook (Jeffersonville, IN United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Slammin' Wrestling Hits (Audio CD)
Well I got this CD and I thought it was going to be the actual songs but I later found out that the songs were poorly done and it sounded like absalutly no effort went into it.If you want this album I warn you that you can buy WWF the music vol.2,3,4,5,Full Metal the Album,and the WCW Mayhem and get a whole bunch more songs and great quality sound
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2.0 out of 5 stars not really THAT bad, but ultimately falls short., September 24, 1999
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This review is from: Slammin' Wrestling Hits (Audio CD)
Yeah, most of the songs are not quite as good as the originals (especially Val and Gangrel--those ones pretty much suck). However, there are a few good ones like Goldust, Austin, and Mankind (despite some really strange voiceovers)...Unfortunately, for the makers of the CD, those ones (among others) are available on official WWF records. There are a couple songs that were previously unreleased by anyone, such as NWO, Goldberg, Al Snow, Lex Luger, and the WWF Ric Flair theme. This version of Al's song sucks, Flair's is OK, and Lex's and NWO are pretty good actually. Goldberg's is perfect...I have a sneaking suspicion that they snagged the Goldberg theme off some public domain source--it's practically indentical to the one you hear on WCW broadcasts. This CD may be worth it if you really want some songs of WCW stars, and this disc would be a great buy if they focused on WCW songs. However, if you want WWF themes, then go with the official CD's...
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1.0 out of 5 stars Don't Fall For this CD!!!!, January 30, 1999
This review is from: Slammin' Wrestling Hits (Audio CD)
With the recent success of Wrestling CD's such as ECW Extreme Music and WWF Volume 3, now this CD has come into the fold. It has the entrance themes of 15 different wrestlers from the WWF and WCW....or so it says on the back of the CD case. I guarentee you will be disappointed when you pop this CD in your player. DON'T BE FOOLED!!! THESE ARE NOT THE ACTUAL ENTRANCE SONGS OF THE WWF AND WCW WRESTLERS!!! These song are pathetic imitations played by some band called "Beast Wrestling Foundation." Now that we have that out of the way, how are the variations? One word. Awful.

The themes of the NWO and Steve Austin doesn't have the same punch as the actual versions. The Bill Goldberg theme is actually very close to the real theme, but fails it short as the band plays the same chorus over and over. Although Goldberg's song doesn't have much variety, I do know it has several different choruses. Val Venis's theme sounds like it came from Japan. Goldust's and Sable's is plain awful, songs sound NOTHING ALIKE to the actual version. The other songs on the CD are extrememly lacking as well.

Please do not allow the makers of this CD to dupe you into thinking that this CD is the actual themes of the wrestlers on this track. Do yourself a favor and spend your money on WWF Volume 3 instead. The themes on that CD are the ACTUAL themes of the WWF wrestlers and you won't be disappointed.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Not so enjoyable, June 26, 2004
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This CD features generic knockoff versions of wrestling entrance music (from the '90s). Why buy this when most of the real versions are available on WWF CDs?
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1.0 out of 5 stars Rip-off Artists, August 25, 2011
This review is from: Slammin' Wrestling Hits (Audio CD)
All the songtracks on this disc are cheap knockoffs. It's very misleading when it comes to the title. Stay away at all cost. I give this crud a 0 out of 10.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Old School Pro Wrestling Themes, April 11, 2011
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This is a collection of old school 90s pro wrestling entrance themes from WWF and WCW stars from back in the day. Highlights are: N.W.O., Goldust, Undertaker, Dude Love and Stone Cold. It's not bad.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Could it get any worse?, August 1, 1999
This review is from: Slammin' Wrestling Hits (Audio CD)
If anyone thinks that just because this thing is a wrestling CD makes it good, then they deserve to be tied to the Undertaker's symbol. This is the worst piece of trash I have even had the displeasure of wasting twelve bucks on. I will say this...it makes a great coaster or frisbee!
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1.0 out of 5 stars Worst cd ever made!, June 15, 1999
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This review is from: Slammin' Wrestling Hits (Audio CD)
This cd is completely pathetic. Some of the songs on here I can't even make out, and i've been a wrestling fan all my life. Don't waste you're money on this pile.
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1.0 out of 5 stars This is not worth one penny., June 11, 1999
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This review is from: Slammin' Wrestling Hits (Audio CD)
These arent even the real themes. If your looking for Al Snows theme or WCW themes you'll have better luck taping them off of the internet from wrestling sites. WCW plans on releasing a cd in the future so just wait for that one. YOu'll be wasting your money on this cd...unless of course you dont mind music that isnt even close to the real ones.
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1.0 out of 5 stars AWFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!, April 16, 1999
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This review is from: Slammin' Wrestling Hits (Audio CD)
The only reason that this CD is good is that it has 3 WCW songs on it. Goldberg,Lex Lugar,and nWo. Thay need to come out with a WCW soundtrack, so you don't have to buy this cheap imitation.
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