Really weird (and tough) question here...

Last night (Thursday 1/16) I was flipping through channels when I came across a WWE broadcast. They were showing pictures of the participants in this year's Wrestlemania Royal Rumble.

Playing in the background was a cool sounding metal song. It reminded me of Linkin Park, Breaking Benjamin, or something like that.

Does anyone have any clue what that song was? Unfortunately, I can't remember the lyrics too well (it was pretty faint in the background as the announcers talked) but the melody just rocked! I'd love to get it on CD. I was hoping it might be played during all such commercials / announcements or something like that so I could listen for it again (sorry, I'm not a regular watcher, so I don't know if it's a normal tune played during the telecasts).

Thanks.

Not that you didn't post in the right area but you might want to ask this question in the sports forum. I know alot of those guys watch and would probably know but I don't think to many people in the tv talk forum watch that. Of course I could be wrong. But if you get the answer there you probably want to delete the thread in this forum.

I'm pretty sure it was a TRUSTCompany song. I've haven't seen that comercial in awhile so I don't remember which track it is, but their album is awesome if you don't own it already.

Thanks for the advice (I'll post this message in the Sports forum) and the info. (I'll check out the TrustCo. CD).

Why can't people admit that they were actually watching and enjoying Smackdown?

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(btw Dave, that was a great Tajiri/Nunzio match last night, eh?)

Tajiri/Nunzio was pretty awesome, but it did bother me a little that Tajiri didn't sell the arm very well. He shouldn't have been able to pick him up in that spinning Reverse Gory Special thingie, but I'll forgive it, since it was only an undercard Smackdown match. I hate it when Edge pulls that stuff in main events, though. Still, the match had a lot of cool spots (Gory Special into German suplex, kick to Noble & mist to Nidia) and psychology. Plus, it made both guys look strong (Tajiri managed to fight off 3 people before finally losing).

Sorry to disappoint you, Derrich, but I really don't watch it at all.

However, being a huge heavy metal fan, the song really caught my attention (what little of it I could make out during all of the on-air gabbing during the promo).

I was hoping a regular viewer of the show could help me out.

Why does Torrie beat Dawn Marie at -everything-? It's not even fun seeing Dawn lose anymore. Doesn't the WWE know that to build a decent feud, both sides have to seem capable of winning? At this point the score is Torrie 10 Dawn Marie 0.

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