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#2 Jim Johnston recalls working with Lemmy and Motorhead while creating WWE entrance themes for Triple H and Evolution
WWE COO Triple H has arguablly one of the greatest entrance themes in WWE history. "The Game" performed by Motorhead is often put at the top of many lists when discussing the greatest entrance themes in the history of WWE.
In addition to performing "The Game," Motorhead also created other entrance themes for Triple H, including "King of Kings" and "Evolution," which was used by Triple H's faction of the same name in the mid-2000s on Monday Night RAW.
When asked what it was like working with Motorhead and the band's legendary lead singer Lemmy, Jim Johnston revealed that he was a complete gentleman to work with:
"Oh my god, Lemmy was really out there. He was a legendary guy, he'd been, you know, hanging around with The Beatles and i mean just had stories that would blow your mind. He was sadly just a horrible alcoholic and had all sorts of problems. But man he was a talented guy, and all the time i spent with him he was a complete gentleman and could not have been kinder and more respectful. The band, I mean, those guys truly were a band. When they were in the studio, they just start playing and they know exactly what everybody else is going to do and what their sound is and kind of like there's no surprises at all, in a good way. So that was an incredible treat and honor for me just to be hanging with them and to have spent any time with someone like Lemmy who was truly a legend in the rock world. Just a really interesting guy, man not without his difficulties, but again complete and utter gentlemen to me every step of the way."
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