Top 15 Theme Songs/Entrance Music !!

[Mjolnir]

Before you Even see a Wrestler you feel they're Presence through the entrance music be it a song or a made for tune!!!

Here's my Favorite top15 all time Theme Songs/Entrance Music!!

Number 15....TATANKA...I dare anyone to be honest and tell me they did'nt do the Tomahawk wave when Tatanka came to the ring!!!
Even though he jobbed a lot,his entrance always made me smile!!

Number 14....STONE COLD...I was never his biggest fan but always liked to here that Glass shatter knowing he was going to kick a Mcmahon or his Stooges Arses!!!

Number 13.....A J STYLES...Even though it's not my kind of Music..
This theme tune just goes with AJ and when you hear it you know your in for a high flying roller coaster!!!

Number12.....LEGION OF DOOM..Ahhhhhhhh What a Rush!!!
Need i say any more really...

Number11.....DEMOLITION...Here comes the Ax,Here comes the Smasher.....It's Demolition!!!
Ahh!! Classic Classic Classic

Number 10.....ULTIMATE WARRIOR....When you herd that riff you knew someone was going to get smashed and pretty quick.(just ask Honky Tonk Man!!)

Number 9.....DUSTY RHODES...I Was never a big fan but the Son of a Plumber sure did know how to put on a show!!
AaaaaaaMeeeeeeeerriiiicaaaaaaaan Dreeeeeeeeeeaaaaam...He's just a Common man,working hard with his Hands!!! Classic!!!

Number 8.....KURT ANGLE...I Never fail to chant you suck even now when i see a Kurt rerun,thats how ingrained this song is to the man that is Kurt Angel!!you chanted you suck even if you marked for him!!

Number 7.....MICK FOLEY...When you heard the car crash sound you knew you were in for a doozie as Mick never failed to please...

Number 6.....HULK HOGAN...When it comes crashing down and it hurts inside...I am a real American,fight for the rights of everyman!!!
Even if you marked for the Heels as me n Metal did..you still got a high when this song came on even though Hogan was very one dimentional!!

Number 5.....HHH...The Motorhead theme was just right for hhh,dirty and gutteral!!it fitted him to a tee..

Number 4.....BOOKER T...THE Most Under used wrestler in wwf history if you ask me and his music always made me smile as Book always put on a good performance and his music fitted him down to a tee!!
Can you dig that...Sucker!!!

Number 3.....RIC FLAIR...The music just gloryfied the Legend that is the show stealin jet flyin limosene ridin son of a gun!!!
I remember hearin this for the first time in the AWA and a goddamn Helicopter landed on the pitch of a huge stadium and out gets FLAIR in all his lavish Glory!!!
I cant remember who he fought or even if he won or lost buts thats just it...Flair could fight a lamp post and put it over,he is that Damn good!!
And soo was his entrance music!!

Number 2.....GOLDBERG...Dah Da Daah!!Der der der!!etc ect...
When those Kettle drums sounded in the WCW and then the da da da's kicked in you knw you were going to see one of the finest runs in all of wrestling history...117-0 anyone!!
Gold-Berg,Gooold Beerg,Gooooold Berg Gold berg....ad infinitum!!!!

Number 1.....UNDERTAKER...Ahh!! here we are at Number one!!
The lights went out and then you'd here a low tuned Bell sounding as though the Executioner was on his way to the Gallows to put pay to yet another poor victim...The eeerie organ only upped the atmosphere
And then there he was...in All his 6'10 of Darkness led to the ring by a Portley pale faced gent(origianlly a Portly Red faced gent!!)
The music made the Legend that is the Undertaker and was glad he went back to the Dead man persona even though the biker was cool an all!!

[MetalBlade]

Odin's beard, dunno if I can manage a top 15 to top that, but here is my alternative top ten, not including any of yours.

10. New World Order
They may have stolen the song from Jimi Hendrix, but when it hit, you were guaranteed to see a load of high level players congregate in the ring and hand someone's ass to them in a classic nWo beatdown. The sight of Hogan stood there air guitaring in the middle of the ring is iconic to say the least.

9. Randy "The Ram" Robinson
While this is not strictly a real wrestling theme, but a movie character's, the movie The Wrestler portrayed a beat up, broken down shell of a man desperately trying to hold onto the only thing he knows, and in stark contrast to his mundane life, when the Quiet Riot song Metal Health hit the speakers, The Ram became every bit the superstar he ever was. This honest portrayal reminded me of men like Jake Roberts and Randy Savage, whose private lives were often too much of a burden for them as they sought to live as their in-ring personas to escape the banality. I am sure many wrestlers have used this song in the past - I know of at least one Combat Zone guy that uses it - and as such feel it belongs here with these gems.

8. Shawn Michaels
For almost 20 years HBK has had the same song, intro'd by the screeching Sensational Sherri Martel's "Oh Shawn! Shawn!", and no other song could ever suit him.
I know you hate him Mjollers for the very kayfabe reason of sweet-chinning Marty and launching him through the Barber Shop window, but you are in the minority who do not mark when they hear the opening strains of that song.

7. Goldust
When the shimmering opening chord came over the P.A., and everything became bathed in gold, a disturbing experience was at hand, as the bizarre one's music was as dramatic as his persona. It's true what he said, we have never forgotten the name of "... GOLDUST!"

6. Tazz
Yes, I have to disagree on Booker T being the most underused wrestler in WWF history. When that deep heatbeat sounded, and the Human Suplex Machine marched down the ramp, you new somebody was gonna get got.

5. Mankind
I'm talking about the original Mankind music. The haunting orchestral tune which reminded us of a tortured and trapped soul who yearned to find an outlet for his mental anguish. When he staggered to the ring, and sat cross-legged in the middle of the canvas tearing out clumps of his own hair, this was a sign that the next person the climb through the ropes was gonna leave in a lot of pain.

4. Edge
Whilst Edge has had more than his fair share of entrance themes over the years, his most recent song by Altar Bridge, whilst not really the type of rock I normally like, came to embody the Rated R Superstar and his Rock 'n' Roll image so much that whenever the opening line "You think you know me?" came over the speakers, the crowd popped in such a way that you could tell the guy was on an instant high before he even emerged into the arena. Rarely was a wrestler as over as Edge was, and this song helped tremendously in shaping the legend he became.

3. Matt Hardy
It was always great to hear the pop when a heel had just entered the ring and all was quiet, then the opening "Oh yeah...!" was yelled out as Monster Magnet blared over the P.A. Whilst Matt tended to job more often than not, in his heyday, he was amongst the most popular stars who ever laced up a pair. This song absolutely helped him find his way as a singles competitor and break away from the shackles of his wayward brother. It really is hard to determine which of the two had the bigger fanbase, as they both hit new heights in popularity when they split.
It is a real shame they have fallen on hard times, the pair of them. It seems now though, that Matt may be in a darker place than Jeff, which is surprising as I always viewed his as the enlightened one out of the two.

2. CM Punk
This is actually two for the price of one, as previously, Punk had a Killswitch Engage song as his entrance theme for several years. Again, whilst I don't like the band's music, this song seemed so right and fitting for CM Punk that it was very difficult to imagine seeing him walk to the ring to any other tune.
That was until very recently when he kayfabe returned after signing a new contract, and emerged to the Living Colour classic Cult Of Personality. It seems to me as though he must have some influence over what music he uses for his ring entrance, as this is just perfect. He is more over now than I ever remember, even in ROH, and it's great to see him basking in the limelight whilst this great song echoes around the arena.

1. Chris Jericho
When Y2J made his WWF debut in 1999, it was the worst kept secret ever, but when the countdown finally finished, the music exploded and he stood there at the top of the ramp silhouetted with his arms outsretched, a star was born. To this day - possibly with the exception of Taker - no other wrestler had more suitable music.

[Mjolnir]

Are you saying that Y2Js Music is better and has more atmosphere and History and impact than
Goldberg and Mr Flairs???If so i whole heartedly dissagree and would defend them on Speakers Corner in Londinium where i not so far away...i will have to start a speakers corner in San Jose and see what i can do!!!