It just didnвЂ™t have the same lifespan as some of their better-known themes. The concept was simple, but is easier said than done: a theme that showcases this group being this generationвЂ™s Four Horsemen. But MotorheadвЂ™s most underrated theme is arguably their theme for Evolution. That makes sense when you have Motorhead doing your theme songs. YouвЂ™re going to see a lot of Triple H in his countdown. When you can keep the same theme whenever youвЂ™re a bad guy or good guy, you know you got something. So instead, Shane dances out to this theme that really fits him when heвЂ™s a heel or face. While the wrestling was hit-and-miss back then, it was a time where everyone had gimmicks that fans loved or loved to hate and people loved Al Snow and Head.ДЄfter leaving his father to вЂњownвЂќ WCW, it didnвЂ™t make sense for Shane McMahon to come down to the ring with the same theme as his father Vince. Asking вЂњWhat does everybody want,вЂќ вЂњWhat does everybody need,вЂќ and вЂњWhat does everybody love?вЂќ where everyone in the arena answers вЂњHeadвЂќ and that tells you all you need to know about the Attitude Era. If there was ever a theme that personified the Attitude Era, this might be it. Also, themes from other organizations (such as the Four Horsemen from WCW) were not included, but if a theme originated in WCW and made its way to WWE (like NWO), that can be on the list. While some on the list may be known for the entrance and/or crowd reaction which came as a result, that did not influence the ranking. First, I only ranked these 34 based on the theme song itself. There are some important things to consider to better understand why some of these are listed where they are. From midcarders to legends, each theme on this list carries a distinction as playing a pivotal part to the careers of these wrestlers throughout the years. This list is filled with people from all over the WWE spectrum. In honor of WrestleMania 34, we are counting down the 34 greatest WWE theme songs of all time. That is usually one of the first ways to make an impression, so having a great theme song that not only sounds great, but also fits the character, really can make a difference in someone being just an average wrestler to being one of the best. I regret doing so, but here are the worst themes of all time, in no particular order.One part of having a great gimmick is your theme song. They are the songs that don't belong on your iPod and make you question yourself when they do. Whether they fit awfully with the star or were simply extensions of awful gimmicks, these are the themes you dream at night in your nightmares and wish you forgot. These are some of the absolute worst themes ever. Orton's type of story isn't meant for this list. However, his character grew around it and the superstar we know today couldn't be associated with any other song. We can all recall a few years back when Randy Orton began using 'Voices' by Rev Theory as his entrance theme. Some stars become more memorable for their songs, while others live on infamously for the awful themes associated with them. Often times, a song becomes associated with a superstar, be it a good thing or not. In many ways, entrance music makes a superstar.

Wrestlers entrance songs