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Match listing; looks good so far, though it would be better if they had also wrote what show/PPV these matches took place at! E.g. RAW/SMACKDOWN/ IN YOUR HOUSE, etc.
Why? Aside from being a slightly amusing and fun read, it doesn’t actually give us any news, which is what this site is for. If anything it would just get us excited for what could be, then WWE would disappoint with what they actually released, lol.
As other people have said, 1996 is absolutely not part of the attitude era. It’a right before it. Not that I’m complaining about those matches, because I really want to see them. They just don’t fit the theme of this release. I also hope those matches, especially the MSG match are not “Fan Cam” style. I’ve never liked that. Other than that, this set has a ton of potential.
The start of the Attitude Era is debatable based on certain aspects and the direction WWE were going which was around late-1995 and were heading to a more edgy program while still having cartoon characters. There was Diesel being a tweener after Survivor Series having that attitude similar to what Austin would adapt against “management”, being Vince. Bret bled quite a bit in his match with Bulldog at IYH the following month which was very very rare at that time. There was the Goldust character with his feud with Razor, HBK having an “affair” with Diana Smith.
I guess 1996 would be a start since according to the Attitude Era book released by WWE it started at KOTR 96 and ended at WM17.
On the Network however based on the various RAW thumbnails the AE started on Dec. 15, 1997 which has “RAW Attitude Era” as the thumbnail which goes all the way to March 26, 2001 with WWE buying WCW as the following after WM17 has “RAW IS WAR” as its thumbnail until changing just to RAW after 9/11 removing “IS WAR”.
WWE rewrites its history every often so i think 1996 is a good foundation to the Attitude Era to start off with vol. 3.
By late 1996, regardless if WWE was more edgier, they were still using the term “New Generation”. I’ve always considered the start of the Attitude Era to be the night of Survivor Series 1997. That was the night the WWF attitude scratch logo debuted when we saw those “attitude” commercials. Of course that was also the night Mr. McMahon was truly born. As for the end of the attitude era, it was Mania 17. That was the peak of WWF’s popularity when it comes to tv ratings, house show attendance and PPV buys. WWE has yet to match those numbers on a regular basis. Plus it was the first post-Nitro show and the end of the Monday Night War. WWE Network has it pretty close to accurate. They end it with Mania 17 and begin it with the December 15, 1997 Raw because that was the first episode where the scratch logo was used permanently in the bottom left corner of the screen. Before that, we only saw the scratch logo in the aforementioned attitude commercials.
Anyone who thinks the attitude era began in 1995 is completely out to lunch and just looking to rewrite history. Just like WWE rewrites history.
I like how they have gone outside of the box and chosen matches from 1996. I am really looking forward to seeing what other hidden gems will be unearthed from the vaults.
Looking around, there was a Michaels-Mankind dark match at the same IYH event that had the Austin-Goldust dark match listed above… would be good to get that too.
Speaking of IYH dark matches, some others I’m hoping for:
In Your House: A Cold Day In Hell
The Road Warriors/Owen Hart and The British Bulldog for the WWF title
In Your House: Good Friends, Better Enemies
The Undertaker/Mankind
I wonder what so many variations of the WM DVD / Bluray says of WWE’s view of the UK fanbase ? Maybe I’m very cynical, but the phrase ‘more money than sense’ springs to mind…….
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Match listing; looks good so far, though it would be better if they had also wrote what show/PPV these matches took place at! E.g. RAW/SMACKDOWN/ IN YOUR HOUSE, etc.
All of the matches listed took place at house shows except for In Your House: It’s Time.
I fear there will be no commentary on this Attitude set. That would make it a non-buy for me.
Attitude Era vol. 3: Unreleased material is gonna be >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> WrestleBoringMania 32.
Interesting thus far. Hopefully they do sets with untelevised stuff from the 80’s & early 90’s.
I’ve been hoping for that for a while.. Some old coliseum video stuff would be nice
No, because they are out there, I would rather have matches that were taped for Coliseum Video, but not released on Coliseum Video.
Bring back the Fantasy Concept please!!
Why? Aside from being a slightly amusing and fun read, it doesn’t actually give us any news, which is what this site is for. If anything it would just get us excited for what could be, then WWE would disappoint with what they actually released, lol.
Can you bring back Fantasy Concept please?
I hope we get the kurt angle vs owen hart match.
Pretty sweet match listing! Looking forward to more!
As other people have said, 1996 is absolutely not part of the attitude era. It’a right before it. Not that I’m complaining about those matches, because I really want to see them. They just don’t fit the theme of this release. I also hope those matches, especially the MSG match are not “Fan Cam” style. I’ve never liked that. Other than that, this set has a ton of potential.
I agree with you, but when it comes to gems like these, I can’t complain!
The start of the Attitude Era is debatable based on certain aspects and the direction WWE were going which was around late-1995 and were heading to a more edgy program while still having cartoon characters. There was Diesel being a tweener after Survivor Series having that attitude similar to what Austin would adapt against “management”, being Vince. Bret bled quite a bit in his match with Bulldog at IYH the following month which was very very rare at that time. There was the Goldust character with his feud with Razor, HBK having an “affair” with Diana Smith.
I guess 1996 would be a start since according to the Attitude Era book released by WWE it started at KOTR 96 and ended at WM17.
On the Network however based on the various RAW thumbnails the AE started on Dec. 15, 1997 which has “RAW Attitude Era” as the thumbnail which goes all the way to March 26, 2001 with WWE buying WCW as the following after WM17 has “RAW IS WAR” as its thumbnail until changing just to RAW after 9/11 removing “IS WAR”.
WWE rewrites its history every often so i think 1996 is a good foundation to the Attitude Era to start off with vol. 3.
By late 1996, regardless if WWE was more edgier, they were still using the term “New Generation”. I’ve always considered the start of the Attitude Era to be the night of Survivor Series 1997. That was the night the WWF attitude scratch logo debuted when we saw those “attitude” commercials. Of course that was also the night Mr. McMahon was truly born. As for the end of the attitude era, it was Mania 17. That was the peak of WWF’s popularity when it comes to tv ratings, house show attendance and PPV buys. WWE has yet to match those numbers on a regular basis. Plus it was the first post-Nitro show and the end of the Monday Night War. WWE Network has it pretty close to accurate. They end it with Mania 17 and begin it with the December 15, 1997 Raw because that was the first episode where the scratch logo was used permanently in the bottom left corner of the screen. Before that, we only saw the scratch logo in the aforementioned attitude commercials.
Anyone who thinks the attitude era began in 1995 is completely out to lunch and just looking to rewrite history. Just like WWE rewrites history.
This is looking excellent so far!
I like how they have gone outside of the box and chosen matches from 1996. I am really looking forward to seeing what other hidden gems will be unearthed from the vaults.
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If the remaining 26 match reveals are as interesting as these first four, then this will likely be one of my favourite sets of all-time.
Looking around, there was a Michaels-Mankind dark match at the same IYH event that had the Austin-Goldust dark match listed above… would be good to get that too.
Speaking of IYH dark matches, some others I’m hoping for:
In Your House: A Cold Day In Hell
The Road Warriors/Owen Hart and The British Bulldog for the WWF title
In Your House: Good Friends, Better Enemies
The Undertaker/Mankind
The UK Special Edition is the event poster and the event programme.
It’s not – there’s going to a bigger box set (http://wwene.ws/1PKSgrK), the contents of which haven’t been set in stone yet.
You might be getting confused with the packages on the WWE DVD UK site.
I wonder what so many variations of the WM DVD / Bluray says of WWE’s view of the UK fanbase ? Maybe I’m very cynical, but the phrase ‘more money than sense’ springs to mind…….
This set is off an extremely promising start, especially that Kuwait City match from 96. Let’s hope the rest of the week is as good.
Wow match from Kuwait City …
Already? Matches? And 1996 is Attitude now? Wow…they must have more in the archive than I realized with some of those matches.