WWE: The First Four Albums [Box set]

WWE: The First Four Albums [Box set]

WWE: The First Four Albums [Box set]

Editorial Reviews
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If you can't get enough of that wresting stuff, this is the box set for you. Four CDs include music by wrestling's old-school '80s stars (Hulk Hogan, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, Captain Lou Albano), heavy-metal hits (on Full Metal: The Album), and volumes 2 and 3 of the WWF: The Music compilations. WWF fans will recognize the entrance themes for most of today's hottest stars, such as Stone Cold Steve Austin, Val Venis, D-Generation X, and, of course, The Rock. Full Metal is actually not all metal: both Gold Rush and Undertaker's swelling orchestral themes sound more like soundtracks to vintage black-and-white vampire movies than metal. This particular CD also has the dubious distinction of having the worst song in the collection: Shawn Michaels's "Sexy Boy." If you really want to rock, change the disc to volume 2 and listen to Ahmed Johnson's "Pearl River Rip." For a glimpse into the twisted terrain of Mankind's mind, check out the same CD's "Ode to Freud." Somehow, this three-minute song is almost as revealing as his autobiography, Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks. Volume 3 has also got some choice cuts, specifically Edge's sexy techno-rock theme, Dude Love's hysterical self-titled song (what is it about someone crooning their own name in falsetto that is so darn funny?), and Oddities' cheerfully infectious "Greatest Show." This box set is a must-have for die-hard wrestling fans. True, there are some bad songs in the set, but there are many more surprisingly good ones. It's amazing that so many of the wrestlers can actually carry a tune. As Mankind says in his theme song, and as surely many fans will agree, in the world of wrestling, sometimes destruction can indeed be beautiful. --Michelle Riggen

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WWE: The First Four Albums
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • BEST BOX SET EVER FOR THE WWF
  • OK buttttt, NOT AS GOOD AS ANTHOLOGY...
  • The Ruler of Wrestling Music
  • The reigning king of wrestling music
  • WWF The Music Layeths the smaeth down
 WWE: The First Four Albums
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Koch Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. WWE: The Music, Vol. 5
  2. WWE Theme Addict: The Music, Vol. 6
  3. WWE Forceable Entry

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Release Date: 1999-10-19

Tracks:

  1. Land Of A Thousand Dances?!!? - The Wrestlers
  2. Grab Them Cakes - Junk Yard Dog
  3. Real American - Derringer
  4. Eat Your Hart Out, Rick Springfield - Jimmy Hart
  5. Captain Lou's History Of Music/Captain Lou - Captain Lou Albano
  6. Hulk Hogan's Theme - The WWF All Stars
  7. For Everbody - 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper
  8. Tutti Frutti - 'Mean' Jean Okerlund
  9. Don't Go Messin' With A Country Boy - Hillbilly Jim
  10. Cara Mia - Nikolai Volkoff

Tracks:

  1. We're All Together Now - The WWF Wuperstars & Slam Jam
  2. Thorn In Your Eye - The WWF Wuperstars & Slam Jam
  3. Diesel Blues - Diesel
  4. The Lyin' King - King Mabel
  5. 1-2-3 - 1-2-3 Kid
  6. Goldust - Goldust
  7. Smokin' - Smoking Gunns
  8. Psycho-Dance - Psycho Sid
  9. Bad Boy - Razor Ramon
  10. Hart Attack - Bret 'Hit Man' Hart
  11. Angel - Hakushi
  12. Graveyard Symphony - Undertaker
  13. Sexy Boy - Shawn Michaels
  14. With My Baby Tonight - Double J Jeff Jarrett

Tracks:

  1. Dark Side - Undertaker
  2. Hell Frozen Over - Stone Cold Steve Austin
  3. Pearl River Rip - Ahmed Johnson
  4. Wild Cat - Marc Mero & Sable
  5. You Start The Fire - Bret 'Hit Man' Hart
  6. Mastodon - Vader
  7. Ode To Freud - Mankind
  8. Dude Love - Dude Love
  9. Nation Of Domination - Faarooq
  10. Destiny - Rocky Maivia
  11. Snap - Sycho Sid
  12. Dangerous - Ken Shamrock
  13. Can't Get Enough - Flash Funk
  14. I Know You Want Me - Sunny
  15. Sexy Boy - Shawn Michaels

Tracks:

  1. Undertaker - Undertaker
  2. Edge - Edge
  3. X-Pac - X-Pac
  4. Dude Love - Dude Love
  5. Kane - Kane
  6. The Rock - The Rock
  7. The Gangrel/The Brood - The Gangrel/The Brood
  8. Ken Shamrock - Ken Shamrock
  9. Oddities - Oddities
  10. D-Generation X - D-Generation X
  11. Sable - Sable
  12. New Age Outlaws - New Age Outlaws
  13. Val Venis - Val Venis
  14. Stone Cold Steve Austin - Stone Cold Steve Austin

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If you can't get enough of that wresting stuff, this is the box set for you. Four CDs include music by wrestling's old-school '80s stars (Hulk Hogan, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, Captain Lou Albano), heavy-metal hits (on Full Metal: The Album), and volumes 2 and 3 of the WWF: The Music compilations. WWF fans will recognize the entrance themes for most of today's hottest stars, such as Stone Cold Steve Austin, Val Venis, D-Generation X, and, of course, The Rock. Full Metal is actually not all metal: both Gold Rush and Undertaker's swelling orchestral themes sound more like soundtracks to vintage black-and-white vampire movies than metal. This particular CD also has the dubious distinction of having the worst song in the collection: Shawn Michaels's "Sexy Boy." If you really want to rock, change the disc to volume 2 and listen to Ahmed Johnson's "Pearl River Rip." For a glimpse into the twisted terrain of Mankind's mind, check out the same CD's "Ode to Freud." Somehow, this three-minute song is almost as revealing as his autobiography, Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks. Volume 3 has also got some choice cuts, specifically Edge's sexy techno-rock theme, Dude Love's hysterical self-titled song (what is it about someone crooning their own name in falsetto that is so darn funny?), and Oddities' cheerfully infectious "Greatest Show." This box set is a must-have for die-hard wrestling fans. True, there are some bad songs in the set, but there are many more surprisingly good ones. It's amazing that so many of the wrestlers can actually carry a tune. As Mankind says in his theme song, and as surely many fans will agree, in the world of wrestling, sometimes destruction can indeed be beautiful. --Michelle Riggen

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars BEST BOX SET EVER FOR THE WWF.......2003-07-29

IF YOU ARE A FAN OF THE OLD WWF THAN YOU WILL LIKE THIS.WHAT MAKES THIS GOOD IS THE MUSIC OF RAZOR RAMON,HULK HOGAN,DIESEL,KEN SHAMROCK,BRET HITMAN HART,THE UNDERTAKER WITH 3 THEMES,VADER,SHAWN MICHAELS,EDGE 1ST THEME,123 KID XPAC 1ST THEME,STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN,DX,MANKIND,DUDE LOVE,SABLE,PSYCHO SID,VAL VENIS,THE ROCK,KANE,GOLDUST,THE NEW AGE OUTLAWS,AHMED JOHNSON,SUNNY AND RAWS 2ND THEME.PS GO AND BUY IT TODAY IF YOU ARE A TRUE WWF FAN.

4 out of 5 stars OK buttttt, NOT AS GOOD AS ANTHOLOGY..........2003-01-15

This CD is ok and has some great songs, but I much definitely reccomend buying WWE Anthology instead OR First. Because Anthology basicly has most of these songs and more that are hard to find and more recent. The ONLY reason for buying this is IF you already have ANTHOLOGY, and you absolutely must have themes like Rowdy Roddy Piper's, X-Pac's, and some other themes that don't really matter that aren't on Anthology. So I reccomend buying WWE ANTHOLOGY INSTEAD of this, or if you must have those very few "not good" themes that aren't on Anthology.

5 out of 5 stars The Ruler of Wrestling Music.......2002-08-03

This box set rocks! It has all the coolest superstar themes including the coolest song in the set "Sexy Boy".If your new fan or an old fan this set is for you. The stickers rock too.Get this set any join the rest of the fans who rock out to this set every night.

5 out of 5 stars The reigning king of wrestling music.......2002-07-22

This box set rules,The themes included rule,for me the cool part s about having this Box set are,I have Shawn Micheals theme,The Wrestling Album,which I wasn't alive to get the original record version. The stickers rule and the cd's in the box set go together like The Rock and his millions

5 out of 5 stars WWF The Music Layeths the smaeth down.......2001-01-02

This box set has it all Including the best wrestler with the best song The HeartBreakKid Shawn Michaels.SO to the editor that did like that song...To Quote Shawn "You Opinion Dosnt mean Squat!" WWF Fans of the old and new will enjoy this Set

Music Track:

  1. WWE Tough Enough [Explicit Lyrics] [Soundtrack]
  2. X Factor [Limited Edition]
  3. A Dead Poem [Box set]
  4. A Deleted Symphony for the Beaten Down [Explicit Lyrics]
  5. Adult Crash
  6. An Ecstasy Of Fumbling: The Definitive Anthology [Import]
  7. Angel Dust
  8. Apocalipsis
  9. Ballads: Uriah Heep [Original recording remastered]
  10. Best of Apocalyptica [Import]

Music Track

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