Wwe: Raw Greatest Hits the Music
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Music CD Cover Edition: Music CD Format: Soundtrack CD Release Date: 2007-12-18 Music Label: Sony Soundtracks:
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Free Music Notes for Wwe: Raw Greatest Hits the Music Album
Free Music Review: Absolutely worthless
Hit: 1 Stars
Like i say, absolutely worthless. Most of these tracks have already been released, some more than once. Here is the detailed report for each track:
1) My Time Is Now: already released on John Cena's "You Can't See Me" album.
2) I Won't Do What U Tell Me: classic Stone Cold theme, shortened version from the Anthology collection, not to mention already released years ago in The Music Vol.3. Same ol' s**t.
3) If You Smell: Remix of the Rock's 2001-2002 theme, previously released on Anthology.
4) The Game: Triple H's current Motorhead theme in its entirety, previously released years ago in The Music Vol.5.
5) Sexy Boy: Same ol' HBK's theme, here looped, released on Anthology and originally on the Full Metal album more than 10 years ago. This is the worst loop version ever.
6) Rest In Peace: One of the 3 previously unreleased tracks, the Undertaker's current theme. Probably the coolest track on the cd.
7) No Chance In Hell: Vince McMahon's theme, released on The Music Vol.4 and Anthology, one of the worst entrance themes I've personally ever heard. always reminds me of that hideous "i got a cucumber up my you know what" walk of his.
8) I Walk Alone: Batista's Saliva unedited theme, also released a while ago on Wreckless Intent.
9) Line In The Sand: Evolution's final theme, also released on Theme Addict/Vol.6. Awesome track indeed.
10) Break Down The Walls: Chris Jericho's 2001-2004 theme without the countdown intro, the same shortened 2 minute version from Anthology.
11) Wreck: Mick Foley's usual theme, also released on The Music Vol.4 years ago.
12) Time To Rock n Roll: Trish Stratus' final theme, previously released on Anthology.
13) 619: Rey Mysterio's previous theme, originally released on Anthology.
14) Slow Chemical: Kane's current theme, originally released only as a bonus download for WWE Forceable Entry and later as an extra track on the reissued edition of the same album.
15) Are You Ready?: Classic DX theme, The Music Vol.3's shortened version from Anthology.
16) Paparazzi: The second previously unreleased track on this cd, previous M'N'M and current Melina theme. Monotonous and irritating, who's dumb enough to use this trash as an entrance theme? Jeez
17: Turn Up The Trouble: Mr.Kennedy's current theme, the third unreleased track here, not that bad actually.
In overall, give this cd a miss, 3 unreleased not-so-great tracks aren't worth it. Why couldn't they just do something cool for a change and give their releases a makeover, for example release the 2006 remake of the DX theme, the "Commish" rockier version of Mick Foley's theme, Y2J's 2007 return theme remake, Evolution's alternate Motorhead version that Randy Orton used, replace HHH's Game theme with the original real version of My Time or even Edge's current theme edit? that one rocks, but of course mediocrity is the way to go for the WWE as far as their albums go....not to mention most of their 2007 ppv's, average n hardly memorable.