WWF Tough Enough
Looking for music to practice body slams by? Look no further: the  soundtrack from MTV's "reality" seriesWWF Tough Enoughprovides enough  musical mayhem to keep those testosterone levels elevated for weeks. Kicking off  the first track, Drowning Pool's growled injunction "Let the bodies hit the  floor" sets the tone for the whole enterprise. This is aggro-rock at its most  belligerent, with shrieking buzzsaw guitars and riffs heavier than Man Mountain  Dean. Highlights include Alien Ant Farm's unlikely, head-banging cover of  Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal," the Deftones' anthemic "Digital Bath," and  Mudvayne's screamfest "Dig." Buckcherry's "Slamin'" brings to mind AC/DC or  early G&R; and is such a slice of old-fashioned ass-kicking raunch you just might  want to scrub underneath your fingernails afterwards. Also included are live  versions of songs from Disturbed and Papa Roach as well as a track by a  currently unsigned band, the subtly named Big Mother Thruster. Kids, don't try  this at home.--Mary Park