Okay, so, inevitably, robots are going to fall, hard and fast. Some will be quite destructive – people are going to get them on video, and SOMEONE is going to make a montage. Lots of crying, cringing, and “OOOOOHs” will ensue. It’ll be a great highlight to the season.
So… the most important question of all – what song would you put in the montage? 
Kissed by a rose, to pay homage to a terrible hint.
Really, new motors, thats it?
Another One Bites the Dust
My Generation by the Who from the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival or the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour performance (also 1967):
Specifically the smashing bits…
Of course…http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ogotVeBO6M&feature=youtu.be&t=14m30s
Another natural…http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouHkL7u9qLw (language alert)
For a (much) more somber tone…
Finally, any fall reminds me of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2AZH4FeGsc The agony of defeat part.
I’d propose Mick Foley’s old ring music, aptly titled “Wreck”](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqPpqALiMMQ).
How about “Tick Tick Boom” by the Hives?
Put the video at a faster than normal speed and just use Yakety Sax.
The Anvil Chorus, naturally.
I am going to go back 133 years and say 1812 Overture. The booming cannons could be timed for great effect.
I second the vote for Yakety Sax. Because Yakety Sax.
Seconded.
Yakety Sax matches last years bridge mayhem better than what I’m expecting to see this year, while the Anvil Chorus is the go-to music for many heavy objects falling from a height.
Well, this seems like the obvious choice. There’s even this cheesy “scientific”](http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=u7KpH9_I2Dw) version that you could use, if you wanted.
The way I imagine it is starting out with a slow motion shot of the robot climbing, timed so that the robot begins to fall right when he says “gravity” for the first time.
What about the theme song from dead island?
Remix The Price is Right “Cliff Hangers” game music.
just use “Let the Bodies Hit the Floor”
Anything DSK
I second the 1812 Overture or Yakety Sax
Alone on a Crashing Plane by Adam Schmitt
Fall by the Psychedelic Furs
Gravity by John Mayer