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12 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download|Amazon Verified Purchase
Great set of tunes overall!
I know I've been looking everywhere for a lot of these songs long before this compilation came out, and I know that I'm probably not alone. There are a couple of tracks here that make downloading this comp worth it (not to mention the price), and there are plenty of others that will have you singing right along in the gym/car/house/etc.
I'm glad Jim Johnston expanded his horizons once again and got some real bands to help him make some good themes even better. Johnston's always been a Zen master of producing memorable entrance music for the most popular WWE stars, and he hit the mark again with this one. (He's done this before, of course, with "Forceable Entry" and "Wreckless Intent", and generally, it hasn't disappointed yet.) Many of the themes have a similarity to them as far as song structure, but the bands' contributions are what make each track unique. (Besides, on TV you're only going to hear the first minute or so of the songs anyway.) Story of the Year's take on Christian's theme is just the makeover that song needed, and is one of the best. Mutiny Within destroys Evan Bourne's theme as well, and just from the first few notes my adrenaline started flowing. It's an old-school-style heavy metal classic, complete with a blazing guitar solo in the middle. I've always liked Sheamus' theme; no matter what people may think about the wrestler, you have to admit the Celtic flavor spicing up the hard rock matches his persona perfectly. "Return the Hitman" and "Crank the Walls Down" are hidden gems, with Maylene and the Sons of Disaster adding some extra oomph to a grinding mash-up of Chris Jericho's and Big Show's themes.
Of course, as with every WWE Music compilation, not every track is a winner. "Radio" is pretty forgettable (just like the Zack Ryder himself), and the Diva tracks are just as much candy as the divas they represent. If you like sugary dance grooves, they're right up your alley. And I'd have gladly traded Primo's reggaeton-ish theme for another; it sticks out like an infected appendage on a comp full of driving hard rock tunes.
WWE and Jim Johnston seem to really be stepping it up with their music production. Overall, this is a great compilation that showcases not only some of the WWE's bright new talent, but introduces the listener to some cool new bands in the process. It's one of the best collections overall that WWE has put out. The only thing that would've really put this collection over the top is if they had included the new theme songs from RAW (Nickelback's "Burn It to the Ground"), Smackdown (Divide the Day's "Let It Roll"), and WWE Superstars (Adelitas Way's "Invincible"), but they can all easily be found elsewhere on Amazon. Definitely worth picking up if you're a WWE fan or just looking for some new bands, especially at less than five bucks.
I know I've been looking everywhere for a lot of these songs long before this compilation came out, and I know that I'm probably not alone. There are a couple of tracks here that make downloading this comp worth it (not to mention the price), and there are plenty of others that will have you singing right along in the gym/car/house/etc.
I'm glad Jim Johnston expanded his horizons once again and got some real bands to help him make some good themes even better. Johnston's always been a Zen master of producing memorable entrance music for the most popular WWE stars, and he hit the mark again with this one. (He's done this before, of course, with "Forceable Entry" and "Wreckless Intent", and generally, it hasn't disappointed yet.) Many of the themes have a similarity to them as far as song structure, but the bands' contributions are what make each track unique. (Besides, on TV you're only going to hear the first minute or so of the songs anyway.) Story of the Year's take on Christian's theme is just the makeover that song needed, and is one of the best. Mutiny Within destroys Evan Bourne's theme as well, and just from the first few notes my adrenaline started flowing. It's an old-school-style heavy metal classic, complete with a blazing guitar solo in the middle. I've always liked Sheamus' theme; no matter what people may think about the wrestler, you have to admit the Celtic flavor spicing up the hard rock matches his persona perfectly. "Return the Hitman" and "Crank the Walls Down" are hidden gems, with Maylene and the Sons of Disaster adding some extra oomph to a grinding mash-up of Chris Jericho's and Big Show's themes.
Of course, as with every WWE Music compilation, not every track is a winner. "Radio" is pretty forgettable (just like the Zack Ryder himself), and the Diva tracks are just as much candy as the divas they represent. If you like sugary dance grooves, they're right up your alley. And I'd have gladly traded Primo's reggaeton-ish theme for another; it sticks out like an infected appendage on a comp full of driving hard rock tunes.
WWE and Jim Johnston seem to really be stepping it up with their music production. Overall, this is a great compilation that showcases not only some of the WWE's bright new talent, but introduces the listener to some cool new bands in the process. It's one of the best collections overall that WWE has put out. The only thing that would've really put this collection over the top is if they had included the new theme songs from RAW (Nickelback's "Burn It to the Ground"), Smackdown (Divide the Day's "Let It Roll"), and WWE Superstars (Adelitas Way's "Invincible"), but they can all easily be found elsewhere on Amazon. Definitely worth picking up if you're a WWE fan or just looking for some new bands, especially at less than five bucks.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I love this cd.If you like wwe you will love this cd it has lots of awesome songs on it.It is the best WWE CD since wreckless intent with hardly any bad songs on it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download|Amazon Verified Purchase
WWE has done it again, releasing their latest compilation album of superstar entrance themes, "The Music Volume 10: A New Day". Overall, in my opinion this is WWE's best track list for an album ever, including the full entrance music for superstars such as The Miz, Dolph Ziggler, Sheamus, Zack Ryder, Legacy and plenty of others.
There is truly something on here that everyone could enjoy - reggaeton fans will enjoy "Oh Puerto Rico" used by Primo, dance fans will enjoy "You Can Look But You Can't Touch" used by the Bella Twins, and hard rockers will love "Crank The Walls Down", which was used by the tag team of Chris Jericho and The Big Show. There are several different types of genres and superstars represented in the track list, and picking this up for only $3.99 was an incredible deal. Take advantage of it while you can!
There is truly something on here that everyone could enjoy - reggaeton fans will enjoy "Oh Puerto Rico" used by Primo, dance fans will enjoy "You Can Look But You Can't Touch" used by the Bella Twins, and hard rockers will love "Crank The Walls Down", which was used by the tag team of Chris Jericho and The Big Show. There are several different types of genres and superstars represented in the track list, and picking this up for only $3.99 was an incredible deal. Take advantage of it while you can!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Just close your eyes & ears, fitness friends!
Wow,
Have the mighty fallen. Remember how great Vols. 1-5 were and now we get this junk. The only decent song is Christian's and even that is nothing special. Read more
Have the mighty fallen. Remember how great Vols. 1-5 were and now we get this junk. The only decent song is Christian's and even that is nothing special. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Billy Zane
Best Volume, Best themes
This is probably the best volume and I've listened to the legacy and miz theme like 100 times already. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Triplexh18
Wicked cool tunes!
I'm always on the lookout for new music and a various artist disc fits the bill. The fact that this cd has some of the best themes in the WWE doesn't hurt. Read more
Published 14 months ago by saved by y2j
Cool music
This soundtrack is amazing. The theme songs are good. The ones I recommend listen to are: "I Came To Play", "I Am Perfection", "Return The Hitman" and "Just Close Your Eyes". Read more
Published 14 months ago by HaloMarine1391
Why must I buy the whole album?
There are only 5 songs that I want to buy from this album, yet I have to buy the whole thing to get them. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Slick Nick
Mr. Johnston, may I please have another!!!!
I simply love James Johnstons work. I can sit and listen to his themes all day long. If you haven't started your collection yet maybe now is a good time to start!
Published 20 months ago by GuyNamedGuy
Strength In Numbers
I love this volume of Music for WWE (10th Edition)! Everything from the Miz's "I Came To Play", whose sychopated beat drives the music to a wholly enjoyable level, to Legacy's... Read more
Published 22 months ago by Xavier O. Sanchez
Best WWE Album Ever!!!
As a fan of WWE myself, I can honestly say this is the best album WWE has ever made, as every track has never been released before, and include the newest superstars to the... Read more
Published 23 months ago by Jason
Excellent
Rest assured people this is one of, if not THE best WWE theme music compilations ever put out. I've been a fan of WWE for about 20 years now, and I can say that with certainty. Read more
Published on May 11, 2010 by Robert Daniel
First time buyer over internet
This was the first purchase I have made over the internet. It was seamless and had no problems, recevied the item 2 days earlier than expected. Read more
Published on March 22, 2010 by James R. Martin
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