Does anyone know which themes WWE owns the rights to?
 

And which themes are owned by guys like Jimmy Hart or whatever.

Because this will allow me to put some entrance themes back up on TPWW.

Any ideas?

ask this guy TerranRich. He knows everything about themes apparently.

OR go here

themes.xylot.com

Everything is owned by somebody, so you would probably eventually have to contend with the RIAA.

Whats this AAA caring about the wrestling side of things again?

Cmon big fella dont scare me like this.

It won't let me register because of some server error or something, so what is it?

the site run by the TerranRich guy. He has a rip of every single wrestler ever or something. I'M SURE HE HAS WHAT SONGS ARE OWNED BY WHO somewhere on there. I'll give you my username, h/on

nvermind, cant find my pw

Legally, the RIAA can only go after folks affiliated with them. Of course, they've gone after others too, but it's unlikely Hart would be involved, and the money's not there for them to go after Trips, so he's pretty safe.

I would imagine any of the TNA themes are either Hart compositions or public domain production themes.

I know that the old Hardy Boyz theme (before the Monster Magnet version that Matt uses now) is public domain. Ditto the old Hollys theme. The one that Crash used in his solo career. I've heard both of those themes used as BGM for commercials and stuff, and I know they wouldn't pay WWE for that music, because it's so generic they could have just used a production theme anyway.

Loopy, you're partially right. If they were public domain, they could put them on WWF/E the music records, which they couldn't.

I heard Steve Blackman's theme in porn one time.

The music on their CD's they own. But not songs like The Hardyz or Batistas 1st theme among others.

Did he run in with his beating stick :naughty:

You know, thinking of Steve Blackman while watching a porno would probably kill my fucking hardon.

I would mark out for the music

You've been KKK'd!
 

Unless it's real music, chances are the WEE own it. Public domain music is mince anyway.

Sorry to drag up this old thread, but I felt it still needs to be answered for Triple A.

If you go to http://www.fuzionx.us/ and browse through the WWE themes it will tell you which ones are "production themes" and which ones aren't. Production themes are licensed from outside companies like www.extrememusic.com and www.nonstopmusic.com. The licensing on those are very strict.