I don't encourage bootlegs but if you are ok with the consequences it may have then its your choice. I will never attempt to trade here so you guys don't have to worry because this isn't a site to do that. I buy nearly every WWE dvd they release and if there were more out there I'ld buy them, but since certain events aren't available anymore or never where I had to turn to traders to help me out.

Which was this? Was it the one called Action?

I love your shelves, where did you get them?

I order every PPV and then buy the DVD. You can't match the quality if you burn it yourself, and you get the extra's.

Question to all that own all or most of the WWF/WWE DVDs. If you already own the Mick Foley DVD that was just released with the 3rd disc is there any point in keeping the 2-disc version? Is there anything on the 2-disc that is not on the 3-disc? Is it worth trading the 2 disc or keeping both versions? Thanks.

How about the Savage/Poffo family? Angelo and Leaping Lanny, and the Macho Man!

I have them both, won't get rid of it because I count them as two separate releases.

Just wondering how you organize your WWE DVD's? I have the documentary organized by alphabetical order and the others organized by PPV.

where the hell is the Poffo(Savage) Family???????

I have all of my Superstar specific dvd's as well as documentaries in alphabetical order by the superstar's name and then in order of release date. I have all of my ppv's in order by the date they were held. I only have a few non WWE dvd's, and those I don't mix with the WWE stuff.
The only thing I have that I can't mix with the other stuff is a VCD of the Insurrextion 2000 event. I really didn't know what I was getting when I bought it off of ebay. It's split up onto 3 different discs and the quality is pretty poor. It also came with a bonus disc that had a UFC event on it. The packaging looked legit to me as a WWE authorized release, but I've never been too sure. It came from a foreign country. Has anyone else here ever bought those? The packaging sucked too. By the time it got here, it was pretty beaten up. I didn't pay much for it though, so I didn't complain. I eventually bought it on VHS anyway. It was sort of pointless to have gotton it.

thanks for the reply for my question about the attitude collection inserts.

i loved the cover of the ladder match dvd with jeff hardy! its going to be a good addition to my collection. what surprises me is that it seems its just one disc....i wonder if theres going to be an exclusive 2 disc edition.

im not sure about the families dvd i will try to pass this one...ive been spending a lot in wwe dvds during these days. i will have to see the match list.

i organize them by release date. i dont separate ppvs and documentaries.
except for the 2003 ppvs that i have in the box set. i store them the way they are released. I like to have them in this way.

No the one called WWF Best of 2001. Action isn't that rare.

Actually the Ladder match DVD will be a 3 Disc set. I highly doubt you can fit all the great ladder matches on 1 disc, quality will sure suffer.

Most of those Attitude era DVDs were ports from the VHS releases, hence the lack of menu and chapters.

Nice to see mention of the Colon family in the DVD. Hopefully they will have any match with Abdullah the Butcher included in the DVD.

They both look like digipaks from the photo's, though i'm sure the families dvd will get a regular looking dvd case. They better not think of giving the ladder match dvd the undertaker tombstone dvd treatment. I had to buy the silvervision u.k. version just to get a decent digipak.

I doubt they they will have a single DVD case with 3 dvds again. I heard that was just in the US; for the Undertaker DVD.

In the Canadian releases of Undertaker Tombstone, Dusty Rhodes American Dream and the Hardcore Edition Mick Foley DVD, they all are in a single case but the flipper part on most 2 disc sets was a double sided flipper which had disc 1 on front and disc 2 behind with disc 3 on its separate hub. Thats probably what they will do in a worst case scenerio. But lately they have been using great digipacks so thats what they will most probably use.

BTW i read the WM23 DVD will be in the special tin digipack, is this true??? I saw pics of it on Amazon.com and it looks like they will use a tin.

Well, I have the foley hardcore dvd and the dvd setup is the way you just described, so i assume it's a north american thing. I read they changed the 3 disc stack crap after the initial first run of the tombstone set. I assume they went the way of disc 1/2 behind each other on a flipper and disc 3 on its separate hub. As for the dusty dvd being released in canada like you mentioned. That's a shame, The dusty dvd packaging to me was one of the best designed sets as far as packaging is concerned.

As for the amazon tin pic. I sure hope that's the case. Silvervision is also promoting a tin w/exclusive Wrestlemania Senitype. But as we all know europe sometimes get's dealt a better hand then we do when it comes to exclusives and what not.

It's illegal, and it's also against this site's rules.

i dont think its illegal unless you sell them.

I disagree. You download music or videos without paying and its illegal. So I would think trading material is also illegal.

I was wondering if anyone has some information on the ECW Pioneer DVDs. I do have the following 12 Titles:
Best of Catcus Jack
Best of the Dudley Boyz
Extreme Evolution
Path of Destruction
Deep Impact
Hardcore History
Barely Legal 97
Wrestlepalooza '97
HeatWave 98
Cyberslam '99
Anarchy Rulez '99
Guilty as Charged 2001

My 1st Question is: All but 2 of my DVDs say Uncensored the exceptions being Anarchy Rulez '99 and Guilty as Charged 2001. WERE THERE UNCENSORED VERSIONS RELEASED OF THOSE 2 TITLES?

2nd: ARE THERE ANY OTHER PIONEER TITLES BESIDES THE 12 I LISTED?

3rd: MY FRIEND TOLD ME THAT THERE WERE 2 DIFFERENT RELEASES OF THE DUDLEY BOYZ DVD with 2 DIFFERENT COVERS. IS THAT TRUE AND IS THERE ANY DIFFERENCE OTHER THAN THE COVERS?

THANKS.

1) From what i remember there isn't 2 versions of Anarchy Rulz 99 and Guilty as Charged 2001. However the VHS versions of the compliation DVDs like Path of Destruction, Hardcore History, etc have an Uncensored and Censored version.

2) Only the 12 listed are produced by Pioneer. You can import from the UK, they have every ECW PPV on DVD released by DELTA from what i recall.

3) I saw that, there is 2 different covers for the Dudley Boyz DVD, i heard there is no difference.

Here they are:






The second one seems to be their WWE attire, and people know that WWE at the time provided financial support to ECW so maybe WWE told Pioneer to make a alternate cover using their WWE attire.

If you purchase vhs master copies and transfer them to dvd, that is not illegal as long as you are not trading or selling them or distributing them in any way. The same goes for cd's. People are allowed to make themselves a copy of something if they so wish. I often do this with new cd's I purchase so I don't have to worry about my master copy getting scratched up.