WWF Forceable Entry

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WWF Forceable Entry

Studio album by Various Artists, World Wrestling Federation
Released	March 26, 2002
Genre	Rock
Label	Columbia Records
Producer(s)	Jim Johnston
All Music Guide link
Various Artists, World Wrestling Federation chronology
WWF The Music, Vol. 5 (2001)	WWF Forceable Entry (2002)	WWE Anthology (2002)

WWF Forceable Entry was an album released by the World Wrestling Federation in 2002. This was the last album sold under the WWF name. It featured mostly rock bands doing versions of each wrestlers entrance music. Tracks 6, 8, 13, and 19 can still be heard on TV today. The album had a sequel released in May 2006. It was the first album the WWF/WWE released under a deal with Columbia Records.

1 Track listing
2 Notes
3 References
4 See also

[edit] Track listing

Drowning Pool - "The Game" (Triple H) (3.29)
Kid Rock - "Legs" (Stacy Keibler) (4.55)
Creed - "Young Grow Old" (4.45)
Disturbed - "Glass Shatters" (Stone Cold Steve Austin) (3.14)
Limp Bizkit - "Rollin'" (Dead Man Mix) (The Undertaker) (3.42)
Our Lady Peace - "Whatever" (Chris Benoit) (3.55)
Rob Zombie - "Never Gonna Stop" (The Black Cat Crossing Mix) (Edge) (3.45)
Breaking Point - "One of a Kind" (Rob Van Dam) (3.30)
Marilyn Manson - "The Beautiful People" (The WWF Remix) (WWF SmackDown!) (4.18)
The Union Underground - "Across the Nation" (WWF RAW) (3.02)
Sevendust - "Break the Walls Down" (Chris Jericho) (3.17)
Saliva - "Turn the Tables" (Dudley Boyz) (4.23)
Monster Magnet - "Live for the Moment" (Hardy Boyz) (5.01)
Stereomud - "End of Everything" (Raven) (3.29)
Neurotica - "Ride of Your Life" (3.40)
Cypress Hill - "Just Another Victim" (Tazz) (4.16)
Dope - "No Chance" (Vince McMahon) (4.03)
Boy Hits Car - "Lovefurypassionenergy" (Lita) (4.46)
Finger Eleven - "Slow Chemical" (Kane)^†

^† This track was only featured on the Canadian and FYE Stores release of the album.

[edit] Notes

Drowning Pool's version of "The Game" was performed live at WrestleMania X8.
"Legs" is a cover of the song by the same name from ZZ Top
The track "Young Grow Old" was used as the official theme song for Backlash 2002.
The Undertaker's theme by Limp Bizkit also had a variant version on the internet with considerably different instruments but the lyrics remaining intact.
The Union Underground's contribution, "Across the Nation", was originally intended to be Test's theme, but was instead used as the theme for RAW. There was a demo version of the song leaked onto the internet (a "Test" chant can still be heard in this version), but these chants are not present on the album.
Although originally written for both of the Hardy Boyz, "Live for the Moment" was eventually used as the theme for Matt Hardy when he started his singles run.
The track "Ride of Your Life" was used as the official theme song for King of the Ring 2002.
Lita's Theme by Boy Hits Car has surfaced on the internet since the album's release in an uncensored form.
Type O Negative and Slayer were both planned to make songs on this CD as themes for Kane and Test respectively but were dropped. Type O Negative eventually released their version of Kane's theme called "Out of the Fire" as a bonus track on their Life Is Killing Me album. Kane has never used this song as his theme tune. Slayer wrote "War Zone" for use as Test's theme in early 2001. However, delays in album production led to the track being dropped from the album and released on the band's God Hates Us All album.
Some more possible cancelled tracks came from both 12 Stones and Seether. 12 Stones originally recorded their song "Back Up" for The Rock. However, the song was deemed to be too different from the original and was eventually dropped. 12 Stones used the song on their self-titled debut album in 2002. Seether recorded a version of Kurt Angle's theme song called "Out of My Way" but was also dropped. The song was released on their Disclaimer II album and the Freddy vs. Jason soundtrack. It was also eventually used as a theme song for Zach Gowen.
Tazz's theme song on the CD has a different intro than the actual theme song he uses.

[edit] References

Back cover of WWF Forceable Entry

[edit] See also

Music in professional wrestling

List of music albums produced by WWE Records

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The Wrestling Album \| Piledriver - Album 2 \| WrestleMania: The Album \| Full Metal \| The Music - Vol. 2 \| We Gotta Wrestle \| The Music - Vol. 3 \| The Music - Vol. 4 \| Aggression \| The Music - Vol. 5 \| Forceable Entry \| Anthology \| Originals \| ThemeAddict: The Music - Vol. 6 \| Wreckless Intent
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You Can't See Me (Cena and Trademarc)
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