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Jim Johnston = the John Williams of professional wrestling. Absolute tunes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWRa1jFIK-0&list=RDEWRa1jFIK-0&start_radio=1

Another thing the WWE is awful at nowadays
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>>19435598
Rest in Power, new fans should be made to take a course in his work.
There's footage of him in a documentary showing how deadly serious he took his job too, really tried to tailor it the guys.
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>>19435598
fuck your pajeet link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgQhHEjtBMU
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>>19435614
What I wanna know is, why are custom titantrons so popular? Is the wrestling equivalent of AMVs?
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>>19435621
>Is the wrestling equivalent of AMVs?
Yeah, especially for the earlier themes when there wasn't a titan tron or they didn't put too much thought into them. Kinda makes me wonder which theme had the first "modern" titan tron to go with it. Just thinking back i was thinking of Bret cause i remember the zoom up to him at the start of the intro for some of the in your house PPV's. Would probably be one of the top WWF guys in 95 or 96.
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>>19435598
He had a lot of shit too. Your just remember the best. DX theme was just a rage against the machine ripoff anyway. Jim was a no talent hack



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