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This is my fav version

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LOL both BIG TEST and Stephanie look like they have a long goatee beard in a pony tail in this picture 🤣🤣🤣🤣

SOUNDS LIKE THE FACE VERSION OF IS COOKING

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The Rock's 2003 Hollywood Heel persona was a masterclass in pro wrestling character work for several reasons: * Unpredictable and Edgy: After years of being the beloved "People's Champion," The Rock returned as a cocky, arrogant heel. This unexpected shift completely flipped the script on fans, leaving them unsure how to react. * Self-Aware and Meta: The Rock leaned into his Hollywood stardom, mocking the WWE and its fans with lines like "I'm too Hollywood for you!" This meta commentary was both entertaining and insightful, acknowledging the changing landscape of his career. * Superiority Complex: The Rock portrayed himself as above the rest of the roster, constantly reminding everyone of his movie career and how much bigger he was than them. This arrogance was incredibly effective in making him a hated villain. * Mic Mastery: As always, The Rock's mic skills were on full display. His promos were sharp, witty, and delivered with unparalleled charisma, even as a heel. He perfectly captured the arrogance and disdain of his character. * Memorable Moments: This era produced iconic moments like The Rock interrupting The Undertaker's WrestleMania entrance and his infamous "If Ya Smell What The Rock Is Cookin'" line delivered with a condescending smirk. The 2003 Hollywood Rock persona was a bold and successful experiment that showcased The Rock's incredible versatility as a performer. It proved that even after achieving massive success outside of wrestling, he could still captivate audiences and create compelling storylines within the squared circle. Disclaimer: This is just one perspective on why The Rock's 2003 persona was so great. 🤨🫵🏾✊🏾🚁🪨⛰️🐂

Maybe it's even possible these days to Audacity AI the bitch out of both Uncaged and Attitude Beta take out the fake bassline put the real one and the real full track is made. A little concern might be a bit of quality downgrade from the AI ripping of both versions and volume level changes but surely it can be at least half made on OpenVinu now but you yourself would have to remaster quality downgrades as well.

Made the mistake blasting this in a synagogue....still got that restraining order 😅

1:06 this is the version we heard on tv for years but it was never on the released versions, i did hear it on a los boriquas titantron though

Loved this theme, and combine it with the pyro (especially the pyro he had in early 2000 at mania 16), just tremendous and I thought there was a longer version but if you listen carefully at survivor series 2002 they just loop it 🤣

Wow, this was such a short lived theme, only heard a chopped version where you hear Paul Heyman and Jim Ross on it, nicely done, only remember hearing this on the Sunday night heat before mania 17, I actually preferred this to the main theme used

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King Mabel the notorious big wrestling

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Shit went hard in Crush Hour

With Debra by your side you need an entrance theme like this for sure

I DUNNO !!

Lowkey, this should be on Spotify

The "Triple H Higher Brain Pattern" theme, if imagined as a UFO-inspired soundtrack, would likely incorporate a blend of electronic sounds, atmospheric synths, and otherworldly effects. You might expect to hear pulsating basslines, ethereal melodies, and possibly some haunting vocal samples that evoke the mystery of space. The tempo could vary, alternating between intense, driving beats and slower, more ambient sections to reflect the duality of excitement and intrigue associated with UFOs. This fusion could create an immersive experience, transporting listeners to a sci-fi landscape.

I made my character with this entrance 💎 🔥 that beat

When you white but still apart of da gang 💯❤️

This isnt real.

Instant heat in streets of Jerusalem

Triple H's "Higher Brain Pattern" theme song has a distinctive industrial sound that evokes a sense of power, mystery, and dominance. This sound is achieved through a combination of factors: * Musical Elements: The song incorporates heavy use of synthesizers, distorted guitars, and industrial percussion, creating a harsh and aggressive atmosphere. The repetitive, driving rhythms and dissonant harmonies contribute to the song's alien and otherworldly feel. * Sound Effects: Jim Johnston, the legendary WWE sound designer, employed a variety of sound effects to enhance the theme's impact. These included: * Metallic clanks and crashes: These sounds further emphasized the industrial and mechanical nature of the theme. * Eerie, otherworldly synth sounds: These created a sense of mystery and foreboding. * Distorted vocal samples: These added a layer of aggression and menace. The combination of these musical and sound design elements creates a truly unique and memorable theme song that perfectly captures Triple H's character and persona.

I could've sworn they used this version in WWF No Mercy as well.

Lucha Thing

THATS BULLSHIT!!

¡MANOS PA, ARRIBA! 🇵🇷🇺🇲

Best version. By far.

Im confused isnt this the original

Destiny jr!

you have V2?

Jim with another banger in 2024

Please make beth phoenix unreleased glamazon theme

was Power V1 on WWF The Music Vol.2 because it was just Titled ''Faarooq'' and on Anthology Disc 1 it was titled ''Power'' were they the same maybe?

Back when the themes had BASS and UMPH, and really matched the characters!!

The biggest liar in wrestling

You had a father

Lol before i clicked, i thought the picture was a mash-up of bobby lashley & Buddha

Jam

this version was only featured in smackdown SYM

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2:26 that solo though!

anyone else thought he said that this was the road of Chavo?

This is definitely the 2nd version. 1st version had less snares and less reverb. Different guitar and trumpets.

That's ain't bad!

this sounds quite nice