WWF FORCEABLE ENTRY (WWF: Forceable Entry)

Member Name: tuttgarm

Product:	WWF: Forceable Entry
Date:	29/06/09 (6 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: THE ENERGY OF THE MUSIC

Disadvantages: SOME RANDOM CHOICES LIKE RAVEN'S MUSIC

If you were a fan of the WWF during the attitude era then this album is for you. Featuring 18 tracks from many superstars and a mix of known and unheard of bands providing the music then this album is good value.
The album starts of with Drowning Pool providing a ferioucious remix of Triple H's entrance music The Game. This is a song that has to be turned on full pelt.
My favourite track is Disturbed's Glass Shatter's. This is Stone Cold's entrance music and as soon as track 3 finishes and you hear the glass shatter, you can just hear the aggression in the music.
Kid Rock provides a more indie track with Stacey Kiebler's entrance, She's got legs which is also a cover of Rod Stewart's song.
Limp Bizkit's smash hit Rollin' is on the album since this is the Undertaker's entrance music.
Marilyn Manson's hit Beautiful People is a great addition to the album with it's great guitar solo in it.
Cypress Hill are also on the album providing Tazz's music Just Another Victim which starts with the heart monitor and builds in to a fast paced track.
Creed's song Young Grow Old is a stand out track on the album because it isn't directly associated with a wrestler or wrestling show. This is the same for Neurotica's song Ride of your Life. However both are beautiful tracks with great vocals.
The last track on the album is Love Fury Pasion Energy by Boy Hits Car. This is Lita's theme music and is probably the softest song on here but still catchy.
Other wrestler's music include Mr McMahon's, Edge's and Raven's to name a few. Wrestler's like Raven and Tazz really shouldn't have had their themes on this album althoughthe music is good.
WWF Forceable Entry is a great album and really pumps you up just like the wrestlers themselves.

Summary: Great thrillseeking music!