WrestleZone Forums. Joined: Jan 10, Messages: 70 Likes Received: So, just watched my DVRed Smackdown and my son pointed out to me the new theme song. Which I had noticed he's seven and was proud he noticed lol but never really listened to. So, I gave it a good ear and heard the following Or a direct jab at TNA? Feeling green
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Mick Foley was strange and intriguing. The hardcore wrestler fought under three different personas in the 90s: Dude Love, Cactus Jack, and Mankind. While other wrestlers came out to heavy guitar riffs with pyrotechnics shooting off around them, Mankind awkwardly shuffled his way to the ring with a gently tragic piano playing him in. It was disturbing, unsettling, and perfect. At one point in time, Mark Henry was legitimately the strongest man in the world. It flashes hints of serious threat but is also so outwardly playful that it can make you laugh. Being forced to retire early because of injuries, Edge hung up his boots in the prime of his career. And the music painted the exact picture the company wanted its fans to see: a blurry, but startling warning that something was coming. Sometimes, really well-crafted theme songs can make crowds believe, without specific reason, that a wrestler is a certified star.
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The show's name also refers to the SmackDown brand , to which WWE employees are assigned to work and perform. SmackDown has been broadcast from arenas, cities and towns, seven countries: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Iraq in and for Tribute to the Troops , Japan in , Italy in , and Mexico in Prior to switching to its current live format, taped episodes premiered a few hours earlier in Ireland and the United Kingdom and a day earlier in Australia, Canada, Singapore , and the Philippines than the United States, due to time differences. For international broadcast listings, see below. The show celebrated its 15th anniversary on October 10, , [14] and the th episode on October 16,
Marilyn Manson, Nickelback and Papa Roach have helped kick things off over the years. At times, they've been right on, finding a song that captures the state of the product. From that very first season to 's offerings, this is a ranking of the combination of theme song and video montage that has opened Raw's episodes. The underwhelming tune boasts anemic guitar and cheesy vocals. It feels more like the theme for a sappy cop drama. We see more than we need of Raw cheerleaders, Shawn Michaels dancing on a roof and a helicopter buzzing around.
