8 Times TNA Tried To Be WWE

6. The Attitude Era's Signature Sound Ripped Off

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American musician and vocalist Chris Warren was responsible for one of the most recognisable aspects of the WWF’s television programming over the course of the Attitude Era: he was the distinctive voice of what became referred to as The D-X Band.

Over a period of two years, Warren provided vocals to the D-Generation X theme, Triple H’s entrance song ‘My Time’, and even sang ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ at WrestleMania XIV, for which he was so badly panned that he’s been edited out of all broadcasts of the show since then.

He also performed D-X’s theme to introduce the stable later that night, doing so again at SummerSlam that year, and was responsible for the shortlived theme to WWF Superstars, as well as a couple of other tracks that never saw the light of day.

In 2007, TNA signed Chris Warren and his band Bro-Kin to a deal to allow their music to be used at TNA events. Over the next two years, three of their songs - ‘Low’, ‘For The Vein’, and ‘Separate’ were used at various TNA pay-per-views, and various edits of other Bro-Kin songs continued to be used on TNA video packages.

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