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DISC 1
AfterMath
Stone Cold Salute to Shane McMahon and Triple H Orlando, FL • May 10, 1999
Shane McMahon Smells What the Rock is Cookin’ Los Angeles, CA • April 3, 2000
Too Cool Dance with Dudleys / Jericho / Big Show Uniondale, NY • May 8, 2000
The Big Red People’s Elbow St. Louis, MO • June 12, 2000
Did I Just See That?
The Rock and Sean Stasiak – Third Time’s a Charm? San Antonio, TX • September 10, 2001
Stone Cold’s Music City Nashville, TN • September 17, 2001
The Rock Questions an Olympic Champion Miami, FL • December 24, 2001
Stone Cold and Hulk Hogan Share a Cold One St. Louis, MO • April 22, 2002
Iconic Images
Under-Take-A-Rooni ? Seattle, WA • August 12, 2002
Rock-A-Rooni Toronto, CN • February 24, 2003
The Rock and Stone Cold Meet Again St. Louis, MO • March 17, 2003
DISC 2
All New to Me
Rock Fan Smells It Seattle, WA • March 31, 2003
Stone Cold and Goldberg Confront Eric Bischoff Halifax, CN • May 5, 2003
Ric Flair Celebration Greenville, SC • May 19, 2003
Entertain the Fans
Stone Cold Salutes Cameraman Montreal, CN • July 7, 2003
Stone Cold and Chris Jericho Verbal Exchange Tuscon, AZ • August 25, 2003
Moolah’s 80th Birthday Columbia, SC • September 15, 2003
Forever Linked
Stone Cold and Goldberg Unite Cleveland, OH • November 3, 2003
Stone Cold Entertains All Portland, OR • February 9, 2004
Rock / Stone Cold / Mick Foley Reunion Atlanta, GA • March 1, 2004
DISC 3
Marquee Matches
Triple H & Ric Flair vs. Shawn Michaels & Randy Orton Cincinnati, OH • February 14, 2005
Hogan Poses with Batista & John Cena Montreal, CN • August 15, 2005
Ric Flair Thanks North Carolina Charlotte, NC • January 23, 2006
John Cena vs. Edge San Antonio, TX • July 17, 2006
Previously Unseen Matches
Triple H vs. Randy Orton Boston, MA • August 27, 2007
DX Joined by John Cena and….. Worcester, MA • November 2, 2009
John Cena vs. CM Punk Boston, MA • July 11, 2011
Triple H meets Zach Ryder Lafayette, LA • October 3, 2011
Randy Orton & Big Show & Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan & Kane & Cody Rhodes Miami, FL • April 2, 2012
Jon Cena’s Special Day Detroit, MI • April 23, 2012
The Rock and John Cena Join Forces St. Louis, MO • July 23, 2012
Cha-Cha-Cha-La-La East Rutherford, NJ • April 8, 2013
Exclusive Content
BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVES
The Stone Cold and Lilian Ride ATV Cincinnati, OH • March 29, 2004
Steel Cage Match
John Cena vs. Edge vs. Triple H Anaheim, CA • May 8, 2006
Sheamus in Vegas Las Vegas, NV • January 28, 2013
The Rock Gives Cody Rhodes a Cajun Greeting Lafayette, LA • February 18, 2013
Bret Hart Appreciation Night Calgary, CN • May 27, 2013
Tables Match
John Cena vs. Ryback Grand Rapids, MI • June 17, 2013
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A Taker-roonie? Must have been a rib on The Deadman, I guess lol. Obviously I’m biased here, but wish there were more Taker moments. HBK Appreciation Night being one of them. I saw a fan recorded clip of this on youtube and Michaels laughed when Taker said something so I kinda wanted to see that. The Taker-roonie, as funny as it sounds is the only Taker clip here.
Very interesting release. Seems people either love it or hate. I am in the middle, and I will probably wait until Christmas for this. Do I want it? Sure. Do I need it as soon as possible? Nah.
This is one of the few releases I may get now with the Network. People are complaining about a lack of matches, but most dark matches only last a few minutes. Dark matches and segments are to simply send the crowd home happy…thats it. If you watched the RAW Post Show, Show and Cena came out, but not for TV per-se or an angle, but for the crowd.
I was personally hoping for the unreleased Hell In A Cell match that even WWE’s website acknowledged a few months ago. I’m sure the segments will be very entertaining but with the limited unreleased matches on here, I’ll wait until the price is cheap.
Fun set. Yes, there’s lotsa Austin, but that’s to be expected, he had by far the most fun post-RAW segments in history. Undertaker doing People’s Elbow and Spinaroonie will be a hoot. Was hoping they’d include a recent segment where Stephanie did a Spinaroonie (and outshone the guys in the ring) but alas. Most of the really fun stuff from over the years they did well covering.
Was hoping for more matches, but at the same time, I don’t think the post-RAW bonus match was a thing during the Attitude Era going into the Ruthless Agression era. It’s much more of a recent thing (recent being the past 10 years of so). At any rate, I’m looking forward to Cena-Punk 6 days before MITB and another Cena-Edge match in the heart of their rivalry should be fun! Also worth noting that the set begins in 1999; I believe that’s when every RAW got taped on its own AND live, so that’s a good starting point (the post-live stuff has the guys in a certain relieved “good this is over” fun mood).
With lots of poor match selections in the releases this year, I really didn’t have much hope for this one. In fact, the one match I was most looking forward to, isn’t going to be released. The releases this year really seem to be missing the mark with the only other good one (but not great thanks to the match selections) being the WCW release.
That said, I like the approach they took here. There seems to be lots of Rock and Austin who were obviously the masters of post-Raw entertainment and the two greatest performer of their era (late 1990s/early 2000s). Couple that with Triple H & Ric Flair vs. Shawn Michaels & Randy Orton, and this one will be a first day buy for me.
Seriously?! Five matches on DVD; seven on Blu-Ray?! This set should only retail for $9.99. Am I wrong for expecting more main event matches? I like the idea of having some of the goofiness that they used to do, but that belongs on a single disc DVD with a $5.99 price tag. I’m not paying $20 for three discs worth of comedy with a 7-8 min. match thrown in here and there at the end.
YIKES!
This looks awful.
Not a single segment/match that peeked my interest at all.
I knew this would be a bad DVD but I thought at least 2 or 3 cool things would have been on here.
Because I can’t stand The Rock & Stone Cold.
I loved Stunning Steve Austin back in his WCW days but the WWE stuff was just so forced & phoney & the Rock just makes me want to cry every time I see his goofy finisher/grill.
This is strictly for fans of the boring as hell attitude era.
That’s it, end of story.
There is so much Stone Cold wrapped into this one…I hope they release Vol. 2 and something in 1998 or earlier stuff too. I’m sure there are after shows for those earlier era.
Great…another stone cold steve austin release. The guy makes up 90% of this release. Everybody else 3%(what happened to the other 7% you ask? Oh that belongs to the long, mandatory “don’t try this at home” ad at the beginning of the discs).
Very stoked for this. Always loved these segments, and I’m thrilled that three I’ve seen in person are included, as well as the night after Mania XXVIII Daniel Bryan lovefest.
Great Release! Nice to see original content and not repeated crap like we usually get. I can understand the complaint of lack of matches but anyone who has ever seen an after Raw dark match knows that they are short and uneventful. Would have liked to have seen those two Hell in a Cell encounters however. The good of this release is that although it could end up on the network it is something that isn’t there now unlike the greatest PPV matches of WCW.
Meh meh meh… I’ll probably get this eventually but like wrestlevessel said, pretty disappointing that it only goes back to 1999. Surprised that there are so many re-releases afterall on this set. Oh and they should have included HBK appreciation night…
Stone Cold and Goldberg Confront Eric Bischoff
Halifax, CN • May 5, 2003
Ric Flair Celebration
Greenville, SC • May 19, 2003
Stone Cold and Chris Jericho Verbal Exchange
Tuscon, AZ • August 25, 2003
(I think, anyway. Austin and Jericho did a few of these, so it’s possible it’s different than one used before)
I think that’s it. For some reason, I think a couple other Austin ones were used, but not entirely sure.
Horrendous listings. Very few matches. Nothing from the early years. 99 is the oldest thing. Give me a break. Lots of disappointing listings for DVD releases this year so far. My first and only buy so far will be the factions one in May. This one had such promise and sucks. I don’t like the Warrior listings either but am a huge a Warrior fan so I might consider getting that one if the price goes down a lot in November/December.
NO 5 man HIAC no buy for me. If they had included literally that ONE match, I would have likely bought the set the day it came out (Its the only HIAC I don’t have)
I was there for that “Stone Cold’s Music City” years ago.It’s worth the dvd just to get that segment, although part of it was on one of the Austin dvds. Pretty sure it did not include when Austin called RVD down to the ring so I hope that’s included this time.
Stone Cold and Hulk Hogan Share a Cold One
St. Louis, MO • April 22, 2002
Really? That actually happened? WOW. Lots of great stuff here and of course most/all of us have never seen it. Great job WWE. My only concern is length here. This set seems like it could be very short because these are mostly segments. I’m very surprised that Austin’s CA Raw return is not here. I was there and it was truly after the show. Interesting.
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I hate how they put awesome stuff like the Bret Hart Appreciation Night on only the BluRay…
There’s one remedy for that – go Blu.
A Taker-roonie? Must have been a rib on The Deadman, I guess lol. Obviously I’m biased here, but wish there were more Taker moments. HBK Appreciation Night being one of them. I saw a fan recorded clip of this on youtube and Michaels laughed when Taker said something so I kinda wanted to see that. The Taker-roonie, as funny as it sounds is the only Taker clip here.
They tried to get him to do it, but he rides off on the motorcycle unfortunately, still a fun segment though
Thankfully it doesn’t have the Shield getting DQ after hitting someone with a chair lol.
The only stuff on this release that I have no interest in seeing is the footage from 2013, as well as the Moolah clip.
I’ll be getting this at some point for sure
Very interesting release. Seems people either love it or hate. I am in the middle, and I will probably wait until Christmas for this. Do I want it? Sure. Do I need it as soon as possible? Nah.
Can’t wait to see the fabulous moolahs’s birthday celebration! Been wanting to see this for so long
i was at the rock- cody rhodes segment. cody called the crowd rednecks and everyone went nuts lol. rock made fun of his mustache. it was pretty cooly
Finally, a WWE DVD with 99% unreleased footage on it, and people STILL bitch.
This is one of the few releases I may get now with the Network. People are complaining about a lack of matches, but most dark matches only last a few minutes. Dark matches and segments are to simply send the crowd home happy…thats it. If you watched the RAW Post Show, Show and Cena came out, but not for TV per-se or an angle, but for the crowd.
I was personally hoping for the unreleased Hell In A Cell match that even WWE’s website acknowledged a few months ago. I’m sure the segments will be very entertaining but with the limited unreleased matches on here, I’ll wait until the price is cheap.
Fun set. Yes, there’s lotsa Austin, but that’s to be expected, he had by far the most fun post-RAW segments in history. Undertaker doing People’s Elbow and Spinaroonie will be a hoot. Was hoping they’d include a recent segment where Stephanie did a Spinaroonie (and outshone the guys in the ring) but alas. Most of the really fun stuff from over the years they did well covering.
Was hoping for more matches, but at the same time, I don’t think the post-RAW bonus match was a thing during the Attitude Era going into the Ruthless Agression era. It’s much more of a recent thing (recent being the past 10 years of so). At any rate, I’m looking forward to Cena-Punk 6 days before MITB and another Cena-Edge match in the heart of their rivalry should be fun! Also worth noting that the set begins in 1999; I believe that’s when every RAW got taped on its own AND live, so that’s a good starting point (the post-live stuff has the guys in a certain relieved “good this is over” fun mood).
With lots of poor match selections in the releases this year, I really didn’t have much hope for this one. In fact, the one match I was most looking forward to, isn’t going to be released. The releases this year really seem to be missing the mark with the only other good one (but not great thanks to the match selections) being the WCW release.
That said, I like the approach they took here. There seems to be lots of Rock and Austin who were obviously the masters of post-Raw entertainment and the two greatest performer of their era (late 1990s/early 2000s). Couple that with Triple H & Ric Flair vs. Shawn Michaels & Randy Orton, and this one will be a first day buy for me.
Seriously?! Five matches on DVD; seven on Blu-Ray?! This set should only retail for $9.99. Am I wrong for expecting more main event matches? I like the idea of having some of the goofiness that they used to do, but that belongs on a single disc DVD with a $5.99 price tag. I’m not paying $20 for three discs worth of comedy with a 7-8 min. match thrown in here and there at the end.
You do realize post-show matches are usually short and meaningless, yes? This set was *never* about the matches.
No need to explain, most people just don’t understand the purpose of this release.
Only 7 matches? Very disappointing! I will buy it when it is $12 or less
I was hoping for more matches on this set.
I was hoping the Bret vs. Taker vs. HBK from MGS in 97 would be on here, but I guess they didn’t tape that one.
Definitely picking this up though. For Undertaker possibly doing a Spinarooni alone.
YIKES!
This looks awful.
Not a single segment/match that peeked my interest at all.
I knew this would be a bad DVD but I thought at least 2 or 3 cool things would have been on here.
How do you know what is and isn’t good if you’ve never seen any of this before?
Because I can’t stand The Rock & Stone Cold.
I loved Stunning Steve Austin back in his WCW days but the WWE stuff was just so forced & phoney & the Rock just makes me want to cry every time I see his goofy finisher/grill.
This is strictly for fans of the boring as hell attitude era.
That’s it, end of story.
There is so much Stone Cold wrapped into this one…I hope they release Vol. 2 and something in 1998 or earlier stuff too. I’m sure there are after shows for those earlier era.
Great…another stone cold steve austin release. The guy makes up 90% of this release. Everybody else 3%(what happened to the other 7% you ask? Oh that belongs to the long, mandatory “don’t try this at home” ad at the beginning of the discs).
For once, I thought its Best of Raw – After the show featuring stone cold
Very stoked for this. Always loved these segments, and I’m thrilled that three I’ve seen in person are included, as well as the night after Mania XXVIII Daniel Bryan lovefest.
Great Release! Nice to see original content and not repeated crap like we usually get. I can understand the complaint of lack of matches but anyone who has ever seen an after Raw dark match knows that they are short and uneventful. Would have liked to have seen those two Hell in a Cell encounters however. The good of this release is that although it could end up on the network it is something that isn’t there now unlike the greatest PPV matches of WCW.
Undertake a rooni?? Cant wait to see that
So much for Owen Hart vs Kurt Angle…. I bet WWE themselves forgot it existed.
Meh meh meh… I’ll probably get this eventually but like wrestlevessel said, pretty disappointing that it only goes back to 1999. Surprised that there are so many re-releases afterall on this set. Oh and they should have included HBK appreciation night…
What re-releases? please list them…i don’t think WWE put out majority of these in full.
Re-releases that I’m aware of on this set:
Stone Cold and Goldberg Confront Eric Bischoff
Halifax, CN • May 5, 2003
Ric Flair Celebration
Greenville, SC • May 19, 2003
Stone Cold and Chris Jericho Verbal Exchange
Tuscon, AZ • August 25, 2003
(I think, anyway. Austin and Jericho did a few of these, so it’s possible it’s different than one used before)
I think that’s it. For some reason, I think a couple other Austin ones were used, but not entirely sure.
It is not the same Austin-Jericho segment. Glad you found 2 “re-releases” and make a snarky comment.
Horrendous listings. Very few matches. Nothing from the early years. 99 is the oldest thing. Give me a break. Lots of disappointing listings for DVD releases this year so far. My first and only buy so far will be the factions one in May. This one had such promise and sucks. I don’t like the Warrior listings either but am a huge a Warrior fan so I might consider getting that one if the price goes down a lot in November/December.
NO 5 man HIAC no buy for me. If they had included literally that ONE match, I would have likely bought the set the day it came out (Its the only HIAC I don’t have)
Interested in this.
I was there for that “Stone Cold’s Music City” years ago.It’s worth the dvd just to get that segment, although part of it was on one of the Austin dvds. Pretty sure it did not include when Austin called RVD down to the ring so I hope that’s included this time.
Pass.
Stone Cold and Hulk Hogan Share a Cold One
St. Louis, MO • April 22, 2002
Really? That actually happened? WOW. Lots of great stuff here and of course most/all of us have never seen it. Great job WWE. My only concern is length here. This set seems like it could be very short because these are mostly segments. I’m very surprised that Austin’s CA Raw return is not here. I was there and it was truly after the show. Interesting.
Yeah, I was there. I really hope the Austin/Rock one from ’03 is the full segment, not just the half that was on Rock’s set.
I’ve seen stills of Austin and Hogan smashing beers, but never any video. I’m glad this made it.
Day one purchase!