Let's do a list. Like always list are based on the creators favorites so you may disagree. Anyway, I was sitting here thinking about how crazy it is that Jim Johnston has been making themes for WWE 1985-2014 and only stopped because he got bored and wanted to do movie soundtracks. What are some of the best WWE Themes (Because as much as I love TNA their themes aren't great). A theme is an important part of a gimmick. It's the theme that is usually the first sign of a wrestler appearing. It's crazy that Johnston has sold over 10 million records and all he makes is wrestling themes. That speaks to the quality of them. I got to thinking about the themes I enjoyed most. These are the 25 I came up with. They're numbered but there's no real order of best to worst. Just the order I thought of them in. Without further blabbering I bring you 25 of the best WWE Themes. (I only picked songs Johnston produced or wrote so no Bray Wyatt, CM Punk, Chris Jericho etc.)25. Bobby Lashley - Hell Will Be Calling
24. The Miz - I Came To Play
23. Ezekiel Jackson - Domination
22. Teddy Long - MacMillitant
21. Drew McIntyre - Broken Dreams
20. D-Generation-X - Are You Ready
19. Randy Orton - Voices
18. Big E. Langston - I Need Five
17. Zack Ryder - Radio
16. Triple H - The Game
15. Triple H - King of Kings
14. Dolph Ziggler - Here To Show The World
13. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin - I Won't Do What You Tell Me
12. Mick Foley - Wreck
11. Vince McMahon - No Chance In Hell
10. Evolution - Line In The Sand
09. The Rock - It's Conquered
08. Victoria - Don't Mess With
07. Booker T - Rap Sheet
06. Kurt Angle - Medal (Remix)
05. David Otunga - All About The Power
04. Stephanie McMahon - All Grown Up
03. Chris Jericho - Break The Walls Down
02. MVP - I'm Comin
01. Eddie Guerrero - Can You Feel The Heat
So that's it. It's ridiculous how much Johnston has had his hands in. He's written, performed, produced almost every theme for a ridiculous amount of time. He's worked with everyone from Naughty By Nature to Motorhead to Nicki Minaj to Saliva. That's a legacy. The biggest part may have been getting Silk Da Shocker to stay on beat.
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