I’m Just Now Finding Out the Wolfpac’s Theme = Militia’s “Burn”

[Playaz Eyez]

That song has been burned out of my memory for so long

 

[StarClout]

This reminds me of the thread where we found out where the Harlem Heat song and samples came from

So this is where Booker T/Harlem Heats Theme came from lol

 

[Vic Damone. Jr]

 

[thaKEAF]

Never heard this lol

 

[OmegaK2099]

Who cares? C murder made it better

 

[Silkk]

Sound like a reach to me breh

 

[hayesc0]

Its the sample but clearly someone took the melody and made the wolfpac beat from scratch though.

 

[Tommy Fits]

Sound like a reach to me breh

Really, to me it definitely sounds jacked from the militia song. Yeah it's different but it's also way too similar

 

[Playaz Eyez]

Sound like a reach to me breh

I would’ve thought the same had i not also read that WCW actually had Wolfpac using “Burn” at house shows

 

[prophecypro]

Hall and Nash would always pick copyright music at house shows and indie events over the stuff made for them on TV

Theres some clips of them at house shows coming out to Burn in 98

 

[Heelish]

I would’ve thought the same had i not also read that WCW actually had Wolfpac using “Burn” at house shows

When the New World Order faction started to dominate proceedings in WCW, the group would splinter into two separate units. nWo Black & White, headed up by Hollywood Hogan, was the definitive heel portion of the brand, whilst the Kevin Nash-led nWo Wolfpac represented the hip vibe which trampled over everything else in the company at the time.

The Wolfpac's infamous theme, highlighted by a simple hip-hop beat and lyrics such as, 'the Wolfpac is back, causing mass destruction' was insanely catchy, and always received a huge reaction on TV and Pay-Per-View. Incredibly, the group didn't use this music for non-televised live events, instead preferring the track 'Burn' by rap group Militia, which is what the Wolfpac theme itself was heavily based on.

Apparently, Nash and crew much preferred the Militia track, rather than the WCW version, and insisted that it be used when copyright wasn't an issue. Obviously, WCW management themselves made sure that their own mash-up of the track was used when the cameras were rolling, avoiding unnecessary expense"

whatculture.com/wwe/10-incredible-stories-behind-famous-wrestling-themes-2?page=4

 

[hayesc0]

whatculture.com/wwe/10-incredible-stories-behind-famous-wrestling-themes-2?page=4

I want to see this lol.

 

[richaveli83]

 

[Wacky D]

you had to be a rap city head to know that record.

lol @ hall & nash being darn near middle-aged white wrestlers, sitting around watching rap city.

NWO is GOAT.

 

[Roid Jones]

Never knew this