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To some, an album of pop songs sung by professional wrestlers may seem like an even worse idea than Magic Johnson hosting a late-night talk show. Any real Wrestlemania fan, however, knows that these properly pumped bruisers and their coiffed and curvy counterparts are as much entertainers as they are athletes.
On WWE ORIGINALS, each wrestler performs a song appropriate to his or her image and talents. In most cases, the results are not only competent; they're downright enjoyable. Rey Mysterio delivers a Latin hip-hop number that recalls the raps of Cypress Hill's B-Real, while Booker T's effort is pure West Coast G-Funk, served up in a booming, Chuck D-style baritone. On the pop/rock side of the fence, the listener is treated to Lita slurring her way through a Runaways-esque, attitude-filled bubble-gum rocker, while Trish Stratus croons a piano-based pop confection that wouldn't sound out of place on a Jewel album. In addition, the disc features genuinely funny Stone Cold Steve Austin comedy bits that follow his interaction with a hapless recording engineer. With a refreshing lack of pretense, WWE ORIGINALS succeeds for the same reason the WWE always has: It's loads of fun. WWE Originals Music Review Average Rating: (4.2 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews WWE Originals rule!
I just received my wwe originals cd in the mail today and I LOVE it. John Cena's song was awesome and so was Eddie and Chavo Guerrero's, but my absolute fave was Rey Mysterio's Crossing Borders, the song is off the hook and Rey did an excellent job, his mic skills are amazing. Thanks cd universe for this cd, I had been looking all over for it and was so happy to finally get it!
Submitted by Rey Mysterio's Girl (Mi. USA) 
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WWE Originals rule!
I just received my wwe originals cd in the mail today and I LOVE it. I am a HUGE wrestling fan and it was awesome to hear some of the mic skills the wrestlers have. John Cena's song was awesome, so was Eddie and Chavo Guerrero's, but my absolute fave was Rey Mysterio's Crossing Borders, the song was off the hook and Rey does an excellent job rapping it, his skills were amazing. Thanks CD Universe, I had looked all over for this cd and was SO happy that I finally got it!
Submitted by Charity (Michigan, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No I like this cd so Much !!!! ( I give this CD 5 Stars )
Dear CD Universe,
I just want to say thank you !!!!
for this CD ( WWE Originals )
I give this CD Rate = 5 Stars.
Thank you !!!!
Very much for your Support !!!!
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I THINK THE CD IS THE BEST I LOVED THIS CD HAS A GOOD BEAT TO
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its awesome
i never knew that wwe superstars like kurt angle could get so creative.kurt was my fave
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