who sings triple h's theme song?

Question

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who sings it?

Answer 1

Motorhead sings the current one "king of kings" and "the game"

before that Drowning Pool sang the "Game" there's also a desire version of it by them. It's awesome it's called "THE GAME"

"My Time" was i believed sang by Rage Against the Machine

Answer 2

Motorhead does HHH's songs...he did "The Game," "King of Kings," and "Line in the Sand" - the Evolution theme song. The Chris Warren Band (which always gets mistaken for Rage Against the Machine) does the DX theme song.

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who sings triple h's theme song?
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who sings it?

Answer 4

Motorhead

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Throughout his career, Triple H used several different pieces of music as his theme. While wrestling in WCW as Terra Ryzing, Triple H's theme was a piece of guitar music called "Road Master". During his early days in the World Wrestling Federation as the blue-blooded Hunter Hearst Helmsley, Triple H's first theme was a piece of harpsichord music. He would later change his music to the fifth movement of Ludwig van Beethoven's "Symphony No. 9". After the formation of D-Generation X, Triple H used the D-X theme, titled "Break It Down", performed by The DX Band. When Triple H (or any other member of D-X) approached the ring, camera shots would typically alternate quickly between the approaching wrestler and their entrance video.

Following the creation of Triple H's "The Game" character after WrestleMania XV, WWF composer Jim Johnston created a new theme entitled "Higher Brain Pattern". "Higher Brain Pattern" was later recreated with lyrics (again sung by The DX Band) and renamed "My Time". "My Time" was distinguished by a recurring "bleeping" noise and contained numerous inside jokes and instances of kayfabe breaking, including the addressing of WWF backstage personnel and executives by name. The song was included on WWF The Music, Vol. 4, however is not the exact same one he used during his time using the music. The original theme can be heard on the PC version of the video game WWF Raw. In early 2000, Triple H appeared in the music video of the new rap D-X theme, "The Kings", performed by Run-D.M.C..

In late 2000, Triple H began using "The Game", a song performed by Motörhead, a band of which he was a long-time fan. Motörhead performed his theme live at WrestleMania X-Seven and at WrestleMania 21. The song was covered by Drowning Pool, who performed it live at WrestleMania X8, and The DX Band; the latter cover contained the "bleeping" sound from "My Time." "The Game" was the opening track of WWF The Music, Vol. 5.

While in Evolution between 2003 and 2005, Triple H used the Evolution theme, "Line in the Sand" by Motörhead, whenever approaching the ring with at least one other member of Evolution. When approaching the ring alone, Triple H continued to use "The Game". After Evolution disbanded in early 2005, Triple H reverted to using only "The Game".

At WrestleMania 22 Triple H debuted a new theme called "King of Kings", also performed by Motörhead. On the April 23, 2006 episode of RAW he began alternating between "King of Kings" and "The Game", using the new theme when approaching the ring to conduct an interview and the older theme when entering the ring in order to wrestle. "King of Kings" was featured on the WWE Wreckless Intent album.