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What came after the glass could be almost anything (and sometimes was). There's just nothing sweeter than watching Rock/Mankind/whoever getting curbstomped when suddenly you hear somebody flinging a chair through a window as Stone Cold runs in to save the day.

It's the abrupt glass breaking at the beginning.

It worked perfectly for the psychotic violent paranoid redneck asshole that just wanted to kick people in the gut Steve was.

There's something about "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's theme that just screams, "You are beyond fucked".

Meanwhile Smackdown receives "Take a Chance", "Unstoppable", and "Big Surprise".

Ever since the 2016 brand split, Raw received "Enemies" by Shinedown, "Dreams That I Have", and "Stories of Greatness", sung by Kit Walters (Who also performed the theme of the No Mercy PPV and a few songs of Metal Gear Rising's soundtrack, note "Stains of Time" and "A Soul Can't be Cut" for those wondering which already has its own share of awesome music.).

Before "To Be Loved", there was also The Union Underground's Across The Nation used throughout the Ruthless Aggression era.

The newest Raw theme: Everybody get loud! Tonight's the night!.

"WHOOOOA I'LL NEVER GIVE UP! AND I JUST WANNA BE, WANNA BE LOVEEEED!"

The everlasting awesome Raw theme from 2006 to 2009, "To Be Loved" by Papa Roach.And then you hear the new theme and forget all of the above. ) during McMahon/Heyman eras and Drowning Pool's "Rise Up". From the simplistic original techno theme "Smack", famous for its incomprehensible lyrics, to Marilyn Manson's "The Beautiful People" (a previous Raw theme), the aggressively ruthless production piece "I Want It All" ( V2, V1 instrumental, then V1. Smackdown has had a very good number of great theme songs.The SmackDown theme from 2009 to 2011, "Let it Roll" by Divide the Day.

How awesome is this one? Barack Obama used it for his first public speech after finally revealing his birth certificate, a not so subtle Take That! at the most ludicrous of the " birthers" and their supporters.note Current clip is the So Bad, It's Good original video.

Years later, people still mark out to it.

Hogan's first WWF theme was such a great tune, Bonnie Tyler requested it to be reworked for her as "Ravishing".

No surprise there it did the same for "Hollywood" Hogan in WCW.

Jimi Hendrix's "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" made "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan in WWE.

Yes, it's Elgar's "Pomp and Circumstance" March No.1, more familiar as a graduation processional, but wrestling fans hear it and can only think "OOOOOOHHHH YEAHHHHHHH!".

They've built up a pretty strong presence on this list, too, and if they're the future of WWE entrance themes (as Jim Johnston is now handling soundtracks for WWE's increasingly active film division), then the future is in good hands. After 2014, most new theme credits belong to them, including most-to-all of NXT's roster from 2015 onwards.