So, a song comes on that’s, whatever, an AC/DC song, the guy comes out to that, I think it makes him feel all puffy, you know, ‘I got an AC/DC song.’ The problem is that half the fan base is thinking about some association they had ‘This is the night I had that car accident. The reason I always thought wrestlers using mainstream music was because I thought it absolutely defeats the purpose because people have different emotional associations with those songs. It’s not just thinking about it, they feel that character and what that character is about.
Then, I think the next most important thing is there has to be a piece of music which is a score to that character so every time people hear it, they feel that character. There’s something about truth, characters have to find an element to their character that’s not a character. I remind everybody that before Stone Cold Steve Austin broke out and became one of the biggest stars in the game, he was The Ringmaster. There are no breakout stars because they’re not putting the right combination of things together to create stars.
“I feel so sorry for the current crop of talent there because I feel that they're being served so inadequately and so poorly. Former WWE music producer Jim Johnston was recently a guest on the RRBG podcast, where he spoke about the current wave of wrestlers using licensed music as their entrance themes.
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