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Voices: WWE The Music, Vol. 9 is a compilation album released by WWE in the United States and Canada on January 27, 2009, Australia on January 24 and in the United Kingdom on April 13, 2009.[3] The album was originally announced to be a three-CD set featuring new music by Jim Johnston and alternate mixes of older material from the past 25 years to commemorate the WrestleMania 25th anniversary. However, the album is now a single disc of original theme music of the superstars of World Wrestling Entertainment, with a bonus disc containing a selection of past music of WWE superstars. The working title for the album was WWE Anthology II and was originally set to be the sequel to WWE's 2002 album WWE Anthology. The album reached a peak at #11 on the Billboard 200 chart. Track listing. All songs are composed, written and produced by Jim Johnston except "What's Up?", written and composed by Ron Killings (R-Truth). Track Song Subject † Length 1 "Voices" (Vocals by Rich Luzzi of Rev Theory) Randy Orton 3:24 2 "Pourquoi?" Maryse 3:37 3 "Man on Fire" Kane 2:57 4 "Kung Fu San" (performed by Karl "Dice Raw" Jenkins) Kung Fu Naki 3:04 5 "Holla" Kelly Kelly 3:19 6 "What's Up?" (performed by Ron Killings) R-Truth 3:15 7 "Pain" Vladimir Kozlov 2:54 8 "Land of Five Rivers" (Dho] by Panjabi MC) The Great Khali 2:58 9 "She Looks Good" Eve 2:17 10 "Get On Your Knees" (performed by Age Against The Machine Jack Swagger 3:10 11 "If You Rock LIke Me" SmackDown Theme 3:03 12 "Tribal Trouble" Umaga 3:08 13 "Priceless" Ted DiBiase/Cody Rhodes/Manu 3:44. † The subject as seen in the official track listing. The subject of the song may differ from what is currently used in WWE. A two-disc, deluxe edition of Vol. 9 is available exclusively at Best Buy stores which includes the Legends of WWE CD, featuring: Track Song Subject Length 1 * “I Won't Do What You Tell Me” Steve Austin 3:02 2 “Unstable” The Ultimate Warrior 1:45 3 “Hot Rod” Roddy Piper 2:58 4 “Hard Corps.” Sgt. Slaughter 2:35 5 “Blue Blood” Hunter Hearst Helmsley 3:29 6 “Perfection” Mr. Perfect 2:49 7 * “Rest in Peace” The Undertaker 3:18 8 “Snake Bit” Jake Roberts 2:08 9 * “If You Smell. ” The Rock 2:56. * These tracks are also included as bonus tracks on the regular CD release in the UK. Numbered 14, 15 and 16 respectively. The New and Improved DX. For WWE and Raw, 2006 can best be described as "The Year of the Degenerate." This DVD covers the reformation of the D-Generation X group, from the early hints at Wrestle Mania 22, through the skits, promos, chaos and matches, as D-Generation made life hell for Mr. McMahon. Contents. Disc 1. Spotlight: Shawn Michaels and Triple H Mr. McMahon forces DX to reunite? DX Re-united , June 12, 2006 Official DX Reunion , June 19, 2006 vs. Spirit Squad in a 5-on-2 handicap match , June 25, 2006 DX Impersonates the McMahons , June 26, 2006 DX banned from RAW , July 3, 2006 and Shane McMahon vs. Eugene , July 10, 2006 vs. Spirit Squad in an Elimination match , July 15, 2006 vs. Shane McMahon , July 17, 2006 vs. Jonathan Coachman , July 24, 2006. Disc 2. Strong Personalities vs. Umaga , July 31, 2006 vs. Umaga , August 7, 2006 DX Talks about SummerSlam , August 14, 2006 vs. Mr. McMahon and Shane McMahon , August 20, 2006 DX Vandalism , August 21, 2006 vs. William Regal, Finlay and Mr. Kennedy , August 28, 2006 DX confrontation with Mr. McMahon, Shane and Big Show , September 4, 2006 vs. Big Show , September 5, 2006 vs. Mr. McMahon , September 11, 2006 vs. Mr. McMahon, Shane McMahon and Big Show in a Hell In A Cell Match , September 17, 2006 DX Address Mr. McMahon , September 18, 2006. Disc 3. DX takes over RAW , October 2, 2006 Raw 10/9/06: DX vs. Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch - Speaking of Murdoch, after a skit where DX apologizes to everyone they offended last week (while taking a moment to shill more merchandise), he and Cade have a match against them. •Raw 10/16/06: Edge & Randy Orton Impersonate DX - The show begins with a "major announcement" from DX - well, Randy Orton and Edge dressed as HBK and HHH. •Raw 10/16/06: Triple H vs. Randy Orton - Orton and HHH battle (with HBK, Edge and eventually Lita at ringside). •Cyber Sunday 11/5/06: DX vs. Edge & Randy Orton. •Raw 11/6/06: DX Gets Revenge On Eric Bischoff - Deciding to kill two birds with one stone - putting DX over and pimping Eric's book - Vince makes Bischoff "Acting General Manager for one night only". I only have three words to describe this chapter - Big. Dick. Johnson. Oh wait, make it four - Ugh. •Why Do the Fans Like DX? - Coach, Shane, Mikey, Cena and some overseas fans talk about why fans like them. Turns out it's because they're fun-loving rebels! Whodathunkit? •Raw 11/13/06: Jonathan Coachman Puts Bounty On DX - Over in the UK, Coach puts a $10,000 bounty on DX. Cade & Murdoch and Haas & Viscera are the first to try to claim it, but they're certainly not the last. •Survivor Series 11/26/06: DX, Jeff Hardy, Matt Hardy And CM Punk vs. Edge, Randy Orton, Johnny Nitro, Gregory Helms And Mike Knox - From my review found HERE: "This is another match that subtlety demonstrates where Vince's head is as far as ECW is concerned. Not five seconds after Knox hits the ring, Michaels superkicks him and gets the pin. That's right. FIVE seconds. If this doesn't demonstrate what Vince thinks of ECW, then I don't know what does. It's not like Knox was an original ECW wrestler, but he still gets squashed here during his first PPV appearance. In addition, he continues to ignore the pop the CM Punk gets every single time he enters the ring. It seems no matter how often HHH refers to him as "the future of wrestling", he'll never get an adequate push and eventually ECW will go the way of WCW - once again making the WWE the only game in town. That said, this wasn't a bad match. Heck, any time the Hardys are together. In addition to all of the previous material, we're also treated to the following "extras" on disc three. Most of these chapters are basically recaps of the various DX "storylines": •Cyber Sunday 11/5/06: DX vs. Randy Orton & Edge Highlight Package. •Unforgiven 9/17/06: DX vs. Big Show, Shane & Mr. McMahon - Hell In A Cell Highlight Package. •Vengeance 6/25/06: DX vs. the Spirit Squad Highlight Package. •SummerSlam 2006: "Hot Dog" Vignette - A one-minute skit involving Viscera, Kane, DX, Lita and a hot dog. •SummerSlam 8/20/06: DX vs. Shane & Mr. McMahon Highlight Package. •New Year's Revolution 1/7/07: DX Promo - 30 second promo for WWE's "New Year's Revolution" PPV. •Home Video Exclusive: DX Vandalism Package - 7 1/2 minutes of footage from the Vandalism. All Japan Pro Wrestling 2017 New Year Wars Official Free Replay. Fight card: 1) Yohei Nakajima, Minoru Tanaka, Atsushi Maruyama & Yusuke Okada vs. Ultimo Dragon, Kotaro Suzuki, Massimo & Danny Jones (2) Jun Akiyama, Takao Omori, Masanobu Fuchi, Osamu Nishimura (FREE) vs. Naoya Nomura, Koji Iwamoto, Yuma Aoyagi & Fuminori Abe (Sportiva) (3) Suwama & Atsushi Aoki vs. Joe Doering & Hikaru Sato. (4) 5th Oudou Tournament. 1st Round Match: TAJIRI vs. Yoshitatsu (NJPW) (5) 5th Oudou Tournament. 1st Round Match: Shuji Ishikawa (FREE) vs. The Bodyguard (FREE) (6) 5th Oudou Tournament. 1st Round Match: Zeus vs. Ryoji Sai (LAND'S END) (7) 5th Oudou Tournament. Postponed – Alanis Morissette “ Jagged Little Pill ” Tour in Japan (April 2020) Update: Unfortunately this Japan tour has been postponed due to COVID-19. New dates are yet to be announced. Alanis Morissette is performing across the globe to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her album “Jagged Little Pill” . Fans in Japan will get the chance to see her perform in Tokyo on two occasions: on April 2nd and 3rd (full details below). The American-Canadian singer-songwriter, producer, and actress started her career in the 1990s. Her third album “Jagged Little Pill” became her most critically acclaimed work to date. It sold 33 million copies around the world, stayed in the Top Ten charts for weeks, and earned her an “Album of the Year” and a “Song of the Year” Grammy’s award. Read on for more information about the two Japan shows in 2020. Japan Tour Dates. April 2nd, 2020 (Thu) – TOYOSU Pit, Tokyo Doors: 18:30 / Start: 19:30 Hotels/AirBnBs near TOYOSU Pit. April 3rd, 2020 (Fri) – Zepp Namba, Osaka Doors: 18:30 / Start: 19:30 Hotels/AirBnBs near Zepp Namba.