Bruiser Brody vs. Carlos Colon in a "Chain Match" for the WWC Universal Title.

Bruiser Brody vs. The Invader #1.  (This is a rare match featuring their final confrontation until the murder)

Bruiser Brody vs. Abdullah The Butcher.

Bruiser Brody interview.

Bruiser Brody vs. Hercules Ayala.

Bruiser Brody vs. Kareem Mohammad.

Bruiser Brody vs. Grizzly Boone.

Bruiser Brody & Rocky Johnson vs. Mr. Pogo & Kendo Nagasaki.

Bruiser Brody vs. Dory Funk, Jr.

Bruiser Brody vs. El Solitario.

Bruiser Brody vs. The Assassin #1.

Bruiser Brody vs. El Exotico.

Abdullah The Butcher vs. Armandito Salgato.

Bruiser Brody vs. Abdullah The Butcher

BEST OF THE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS (5 disk)

THE ESSENTIAL MIDNIGHT EXPRESS & JIM CORNETTE - VOLUME 1 (1983-1984) (VERY GOOD QUALITY) 2HRS
1. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED NOVEMBER 23, 1983 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Dennis Condrey & Bobby Eaton vs. Ric Rude & Mike Jackson (Very first Midnight Express match)
2. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED DECEMBER 7, 1983 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Midnight Express vs. KoKo Ware & Mike Jackson (First Jim Cornette & Jim Ross commentary)
3. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED JANUARY 4, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Interview Mr. Wrestling #2 & Magnum TA--Cornette interrupts
4. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED JANUARY 4, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Midnight Express tar and feather Magnum TA
5. SAM HOUSTON COLISEUM FEBRUARY 10, 1984 (HOUSTON, TX) - Midsouth Tag Team Championship-Midnight Express vs. Mr. Wrestling #2 & Magnum TA (Listen to crowd reaction at end of match when Paul Boesch, fearing a riot, pulls Cornette off Magnum TA)
6. MID-SOUTH TV FEBRUARY, 1984 - Interview Jim Ross & Jim Cornette
7. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED FEBRUARY 18, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Midnight Express vs. Mr. Wrestling #2 & Magnum TA
8. MID-SOUTH TV FEBRUARY, 1984 - Interview Jim Ross & Jim Cornette
9. LAFAYETTE, LA. MARCH 13, 1984 MID-SOUTH TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - Midnight Express vs. Mr. Wrestling #2 & Magnum TA (Closing moments--Express win first Tag Team Team Title)
10. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED FEBRUARY 29, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express (First ever Midnight-Rock & Roll match)
11. HOUSTON, TX INTERVIEW MARCH 1984 - Cornette with Jim Ross
12. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED MARCH 14, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Express party to celebrate winning Title--Rock & Roll Express put Cornette into cake)
13. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED MARCH 14, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Interview between Cornette and Jim Ross--Bill Watts interrupts and slaps Cornette
14. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED MARCH 14, 1984 - Midnight Express attacks Bill Watts
15. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED MARCH 28, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Bill Watts comes out of retirement for the Last Stampede--Interview with Bill Watts--Interview with Jim Cornette--Watts finds Stagger Lee--Promotional interviews with Cornette and Bill Watts
16. MYRIAD ARENA TAPED APRIL 22, 1984 (OKLAHOMA CITY, OK) - Midnight Express vs. Bill Watts & Stagger Lee (This match main evented each of the regular Mid-South Wrestling cities, and drew $1.2 million in 1984 ticket prices for 14 dates. It set gate records in every city but one, the New Orleans Superdome, where it fell $6,000 shy of the record with over 20,000 in attendence)
17. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED APRIL 11, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - MID SOUTH TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express (Cornette dresses as a woman)
18. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED APRIL 25, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express (Rock & Roll Express win Title)
19. MID-SOUTH TV TAPED MAY 23, 1984 (SHREVEPORT, LA) - TAG TEAM TITLE VS. $50,000 - Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express (closing moments--Cornette uses ether to regain Title)
20. HOUSTON, TX. - Interview Ernie Ladd June 1984
21. HOUSTON, TX. - Interview Jim Cornette June 1984

THE ESSENTIAL MIDNIGHT EXPRESS & JIM CORNETTE - VOLUME 2 (1984-1985)  (VERY GOOD QUALITY) 2HRS
1. SAM HOUSTON COLISEUM JUNE 8, 1984 (HOUSTON, TX) - Midnight Express & Ernie Ladd vs. Rock & Roll Express & Jim Duggan
2. MYRIAD ARENA JULY 29, 1984 (OKLAHOMA CITY, OK) - Midnight Express vs. Fantastics (First Express-Fantastics tag match)
3. FAIRGROUNDS COLISEUM DECEMBER 2, 1984 (OKLAHOMA CITY, OK) - SCAFFOLD MATCH - Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express (The Midnight-Rock & Roll) Scaffold match series was the second highest grossing series in Mid-South in 1984, running behind only the Last Stampede)
4. WORLD CLASS TV TAPED DECEMBER 3, 1984 (FORTH WORTH, TX) - Interview Cornette and Express (Debut in World Class Wrestling)
5. WORLD CLASS TV TAPED DECEMBER 17, 1984 (FORTH WORTH, TX) - Interview Cornette and Express
6. REUNION ARENA - WORLD CLASS TV TAPED DECEMBER 25, 1984 (DALLAS, TX) - AMERICAN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - Midnight Express vs. Fantastics
7. FORT WORTH, TX FEBRUARY 1985 - Two interviews with Jim Cornette and Express
8. SPORTATORIUM - WORLD CLASS TV TAPED MARCH 8, 1985 (DALLAS, TX) - AMERICAN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - Midnight Express vs. Fantastics
9. FORT WORTH, TX MARCH 1985 - Interview with Cornette
10. WORLD CLASS TV TAPED APRIL 1985 (DALLAS, TEXAS SPORTATORIUM) - Interview Cornette, Express, Fantastics, and introduction of Little John
11. FORT WORTH, TX APRIL 1985 - Interview with Cornette & Rip Oliver
12. TEXAS STADIUM - MAY 5, 1985 (IRVING, TX) - AMERICAN TAG TITLE--2 RINGS--2 REFEREES - Midnight Express w/Cornette vs. Fantastics w/Little John (The 2nd Annual David Von Erich Memorial drew over 20,000 fans and a quarter of a million dollar gate to the home of the Dallas Cowboys)
13. FORT WORTH, TX MAY 1985 - Cornette skirmish with Sunshine
14. FORT WORTH, TX JUNE 1985 - Interview Cornette and Sunshine

THE ESSENTIAL MIDNIGHT EXPRESS & JIM CORNETTE - VOLUME 3 (1985-1987)  (VERY GOOD QUALITY) 2HRS
1. WTBS STUDIOS JUNE 29, 1985 (ATLANTA, GA) - Midnight Express vs. Larry Clark & Dale Williams (The Express and Cornette debut both on the Superstation and for Jim Crockett Promotions)
2. Interview Jim Cornette following--Cornette's first TBS interview
3. THE OMNI FEBRUARY 2, 1986 (ATLANTA, GA) - NWA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express (on the first-ever TBS prime-time wrestling special, Midnights win World Tag Title for the first time)
4. CHARLOTTE COLISEUM APRIL 12, 1986 (CHARLOTTE, N.C.) - NWA WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE--CORNETTE IN CAGE ABOVE RING - Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express (This was the final match of a four-match series in Charlotte which set attendance and gate records. On February 2, the Expresses main evented and sold out the Coliseum for the first time since 1978, drawing 12,000 fans and $100,000 to see the Rock & Roll win a reversed decision. February 23, the Expresses in a co-main event were on the card that drew another 12,000 and $100,000 to wee the R&R win by DQ in two out of three falls. On March 2, over 7,000 paid $73,000 to see the Midnights win two of three. On this night, April 12, 12,000 paid $100,000 to see this card live, and another 1,000 more watched down the street on closed circuit. This match aired on Japanese television.
5. NWA TV TAPED MAY 6, 1986 (SPARTANBURG, S.C.) - Interview Cornette and VTR of James Boys (Dusty Rhodes and Magnum TA) attacking and lynching Cornette. (This "lynching" was edited for tv as it was deemed too "graphic" to show the very end)
6. NWA TV TAPED MAY 27, 1986 (GREENWOOD, SC) - Interview Cornette, Midnight Express, and Bubba Rogers--unmask fake "James Boys"
(Big Bubba Rogers' first appearance with the Midnight Express)
7. WTBS STUDIOS JUNE 1986 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview Cornette and Big Bubba Rogers
8. MEMORIAL STADIUM - JULY 5, 1986 (CHARLOTTE, NC) - Midnight Express & Jim Cornette vs. Dusty Rhodes, Magnum TA, & Baby Doll (Part of the fourteen-city Great American Bash Tour, this even drew over 20,000 paying $234,000. Copyguard protection distorts some parts of this match)
9. DORTON ARENA JULY 6, 1986 (RALEIGH, NC) - NWA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - Midnight Express vs. Road Warriors (This Raleigh event drew a sellout and city gate record of $75,000, and Baby Doll knocks Cornette legitimately goofy at the end)
10. WTBS STUDIOS TAPED SEPTEMBER 7, 1986 (ATLANTA, GA) - Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express (Joined in progress--Dusty Rhodes commentary--brawl with Expresses and Dusty)
11. WTBS STUDIOS TAPED SEPTEMBER 20, 1986 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview Jim Cornette (Paul Ellering interrupts) Midnight Express attack Road Warriors and injure Animal
12. WTBS STUDIOS TAPED SEPTEMBER 27, 1986 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview Cornette. Midnight Express vs. Art Pritts & Paul Garner (Cornette color commentary & interview with Express)
13. WTBS STUDIOS TAPED OCTOBER 12, 1986 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview Cornette regarding The Road Warriors
14. NOVEMBER 1986--Midnight Express workout on Scaffold
15. THE OMNI NOVEMBER 27, 1986 (ATLANTA, GA) - STARCADE '86--NIGHT OF THE SKYWALKERS--SCAFFOLD MATCH - Midnight Express vs. The Road Warriors (This event was the highest-grossing wrestling event ever by Jim Crockett Promotions--over 15,000 paid $300,000 in Atlanta for half the matches, 16,000 sold out the Greensboro Coliseum for over $300,000, another $70,000 was paid for a closed circuit showing in Greensboro, and eight more closed circuit locations in 6 states brought the gate to almost one million dollars. The home video was the first wrestling tape to go gold. Cornette's right knee was destroyed in the fall.)
16. CHARLOTTE COLISEUM NWA TV TAPED FEBRUARY 14, 1987 (CHARLOTTE, NC) - UNITED STATES TAG TITLE - Midnight Express vs. Barry Windham & Ronnie Garvin (Cornette sets Garvin on fire)

THE ESSENTIAL MIDNIGHT EXPRESS & JIM CORNETTE - VOLUME 4 (1987-1988) VERY GOOD QUALITY - 2HRS
1. WTBS STUDIOS MARCH 21, 1987 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview Cornette regarding Ronnie & Jimmy Garvin
2. WTBS STUDIOS APRIL 4, 1987 (ATLANTA, GA) - Jim Cornette introduces Stan Lane as the newest member of the Midnight Express, two interview with Express
3. CIVIC CENTER APRIL 10, 1987 (BALTIMORE, MD) - JIM CROCKETT SR. MEMORIAL CUP - Midnight Express vs. Ronnie & Jimmy Garvin
4. CIVIC CENTER APRIL 11, 1987 (BALTIMORE, MD) - Midnight Express vs. Road Warriors
5. CIVIC CENTER APRIL 11, 1987 (BALTIMORE, MD) - Midnight Express vs. Dusty Rhodes & Nikita Koloff (The Crockett Cup was a two-day, 24 team tournament--as a seeded team, they drew a bye in the first round, defeated the Garvins by countout in the second round, the Warriors by DQ in the third round, and lost to eventual winners Dusty & Koloff in the semi-finals. The event drew over $300,000 and over 18,000 fans for both days.)
6. MAY, 1987 (CHARLOTTE, NC) - Interview with Cornette regarding cage match with Ronnie Garvin
7. WTBS STUDIOS MAY 2, 1987 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview Ronnie Garvin, brawl with Cornette, Midnight, Windham
8. WTBS STUDIOS 1987 (ATLANTA, GA) - SUPER SCARY SATURDAY - Interview Grandpa Munster, Jim Cornette, & Michael Hayes
9. WTBS STUDIOS MAY 16, 1987 (ATLANTA, GA) - U.S. TAG TITLE TOURNEY FINAL - Midnight Express vs. Ronnie Garvin & Barry Windham (Joined in progress--match went the full one hour program--Midnight wins U.S. Tag Title)
10. Interview with Midnight Express as the new champions
11. MEMORIAL STADIUM JULY 18, 1987 (CHARLOTTE, NC) - U.S. TAG TITLE - Midnight Express vs. Freebirds Hayes & Roberts (The Great American Bash tour expanded to 26 events in seventeen states over 31 days. This event drew over 15,000 paying $175,000. This is the only straight tag match ever between the Midnights and two of the original Freebirds.)
12. LIVE ON WTBS MARCH 27, 1988 (ATLANTA, GA) - CLASH OF CHAMPIONS 1 - U.S. TAG TITLE - Midnight Express vs. Fantastics (On the very first Clash of Champions specials, the Midnights and Fantastics have a great match voted top three in Match of the Year polls. This event garnered the highest rating to date for a cable wrestling event and highest ever on WTBS.)
13. BACKSTAGE INTERVIEW - Jim Cornette and Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond)
14. CIVIC CENTER (NOW THE ARENA) JULY 10, 1988 (BALTIMORE, MD) - GREAT AMERICAN BASH ON PPV - U.S. TAG TITLE--CORNETTE IN STRAIGHTJACKET IN CAGE OVER RING - Midnight Express vs. Fantastics (This event drew a record $206,000 Baltimore gate and was the first NWA PPV with national coverage)
15. GREENSBORO COLISEUM JULY 16, 1988 (GREENSBORO, NC) - BASH ON TOUR - BUNKHOUSE MATCH 3 ON 2 - Midnight Express and Jim Cornette vs. The Fantastics (The Bashes in 1988 expanded to 38 dates in 42 days, coast to coast. This bunkhouse match appeared on 31 of those cards, and the Express faced the Fantastics as well in three regular tags and four scaffold matches to complete the most grueling tour in NWA history.)
16. WBTV-3 NEWS JULY 1988 (CHARLOTTE, NC) - Two-part feature on Jim Cornette

THE ESSENTIAL MIDNIGHT EXPRESS & JIM CORNETTE - VOLUME 5 (1987-1988)  (VERY GOOD QUALITY) 2HRS
1. MUSIC VIDEOS - Midnight Express vs. Fantastics (edited by Jim Cornette from TV matches Spring-Summer 1988)
2. WTBS STUDIOS AUGUST 1988 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview with Jim Cornette regarding The Four Horsemen and a confrontation between Cornette and J.J. Dillon
3. More Midnight-Horseman confrontations, VTR Lane and Cornette find Eaton attacked in locker room, interviews for match. The Midnight Express defeated Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson for the NWA World Tag Team Championship on September 10, 1988 at the Philadelphia Civic Center before about 7,000 paying $72,000. It was a non-televised event, and Tully and Arn left the NWA for the WWF the next day. The Midnights thus became the only team ever to hold both the World and United States Tag Team Championships at the same time, capping an NWA reign of World Tag Champs from February 2 to August 16, 1988--U.S. Champions July 10, 1988 to September 10, 1988 when they vacated the belts after winning the World Tag Title--World Tag Title September 10, 1988 to October 29, 1988--U.S. Tag Champs May 19, 1990 to August 24, 1990.
4. DOWNTOWN AUDITORIUM OCTOBER 29, 1988 (NEW ORLEANS, LA) - NWA WORLD TAG TITLE - Midnight Express vs. Road Warriors (Express loses title)
5. WTBS STUDIOS NOVEMBER 5, 1988 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview Cornette & Express, Stan Lane vs. The Menace (Original Midnight Express Condrey, Randy Rose, and Paul E. Dangerously attack Cornette, Eaton, & Lane)
6. WTBS STUDIOS NOVEMBER 12, 1988 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview Cornette & Express about attack
7. THE SCOPE DECEMBER 26,, 1988 (NORFOLK, VA) - STARCADE '88 PPV - Midnight Express w/Cornette vs. Original Midnight w/Paul E. (This would be the last Starcade appearance of the Midnights after appearing on the biggest NWA event of the year in '85, '86, and '87 as well. This event drew more than $150,000 live and was broadcast on Pay Per View nationally.)
8. UTC ARENA DECEMBER 7, 1988 (CHATTANOOGA, TN) - CLASH ON TBS - Midnight Express w/Cornette vs. Ric Flair & Barry Windham w/Dillon (The only match ever held between the Midnights and Flair and a partner)
9. UIC PAVILION FEBRUARY 20, 1989 (CHICAGO, IL) - CHI-TOWN RUMBLE PPV - LOSER OF FALL LEAVES NWA - Midnight Express & Cornette vs. Rose, Dangerously, and Jack Victory (Condrey had left due to dispute with management-Victory filled in on the undercard of the Flair World Title loss to Ricky Steamboat. Over 7,000 saw it live and it was broadcast nationally on PPV.) (Includes pre-match interviews with both teams)
10. WTBS STUDIOS JUNE 3, 1989 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview Cornette & Express (Express and Cornette return to WCW after two month hiatus due to contract dispute)
11. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ARENA JULY 23, 1989 (BALTIMORE, MD) - Jim Cornette vs. Paul E. Dangerously (Includes prematch Cornette interview--the end of the Conrette-Dangerously rivalry was on the undercard of a War Games including the Midnights which drew a sellout of almost $200,000 live, and was broadcast nationally on Pay Per View.)

THE ESSENTIAL MIDNIGHT EXPRESS & JIM CORNETTE - VOLUME 6 (1989-1990)  (VERY GOOD QUALITY) 2HRS
1. WTBS SEPTEMBER 30, 1989 (ATLANTA, GA) - Interview with Cornette and Midnight Express (Dynamic Dudes begin to come between Cornette and Midnights)
2. RPI FIELDHOUSE NOVEMBER 15, 1989 (TROY, NY) - CLASH ON TBS - CORNETTE IN NEUTRAL CORNER - Midnight Express vs. Dynamic Dudes (Johnny Ace & Shane Douglas) (Cornette betrays the Dudes and returns to the Midnights on this Clash of Champions TBS Special.)
3. TBS MAIN EVENT NOVEMBER 20, 1989 (COLUMBUS, OH) - NWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP - Bobby Eaton vs. Ric Flair (The first ever singles match between Eaton and Flair)
4. TBS MAIN EVENT DECEMBER 14, 1989 (PEORIA, IL) - NWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP - Bobby Eaton vs. Ric Flair (The rematch, and the last Eaton-Flair match ever) (Includes prematch Cornette & Express interview)
5. GREENSBORO, NC COLISEUM FEBRUARY 25, 1990 (GREENSBORO, NC) - 1990 Wrestlewar PPV - Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express (Includes prematch interview--Nearly 6 years after their first match, the two Expresses have the best broadcast match of their careers on this national pay per view.)
6. JOFFA MOSQUE FEBRUARY 28, 1990 (ALTOONA, PA) - U.S. TAG TITLE - Midnight Express vs. Brian Pillman and Tom Zenk (The Midnights injured Pillman's throat--includes prematch interview)
7. THE ARENA JULY 7, 1990 (BALTIMORE, MD) - GREAT AMERICAN BASH PPV - U.S. TAG TITLE - Midnight Express vs. The Southern Boys (Tracy Smothers & Steve Armstrong) (The Midnights return to Baltimore and have what was widely regarded as the best tag team match of 1990 with the Southern Boys. In WCW's infinite wisdom, the two teams never wrestled each other again.)
8. UIC PAVILLION OCTOBER 27, 1990 (CHICAGO, IL) - HALLOWEEN HAVOC - Midnight Express vs. Ricky Morton & Tommy Rich (End of match only--the very last Midnight Express match--Lane and Cornette quit WCW after a dispute with management over the disrespect of the team, which remained possibly the best in-ring tag team in the sport to its last match, just under seven years after the original team was formed.)

BEST OF DICK MURDOCK (goodhelmet,10disk)
Disc 1

1. Gangstas v. Anthony Michaels & Chris Hamrick (The Gangstas debut in SMW)
2. INT Gangstas - The first in a long line of the best interviews I've seen in years.  The heat they generated was 
    incredible!
3. Gangstas v. Steve Skyfire & Scott Studd (The Gangstas then do an interview mentioning O.J Simpson & 
    Reginald Denny.  The TV station is now bleeping out parts of their promos.
4. INT with Jim Ross at Night of Legends 8/5/94.  The Gangstas make their challenge to the Rock & Roll Express.  
    They also Make their feelings known about the local chapter of the NAACP who complained about the 
    Gangstas' gimmick.
5. Gangstas v. Brian Logan & Steve Skyfire
6. Gangstas v. Chris Hamrick & Dan Dubiel
7. Gangstas v. The Rock & Roll Express (the RRs win, but the Gangstas' "security force" beats down Ricky 
    Morton with Nightsticks, much like Reginald Denny in LA.
8. Gangstas v. Anthony Michaels & Doug Dalton
9. Gangstas v. Rock & Roll Express in a WILD brawl from Johnson City.  The whole locker room empties, as the 
    two teams brawl all over the building, and into the parking lot.  New Jack gets thrown onto his own car, setting 
    off the alarm!
10. Gangstas v. Rock & Roll Express (The Gangstas win the SMW tag titles by using New Jack's night stick, but
      Bob Armstrong comes out and tells the ref who restarts the match, leading to the RRs getting the pin.  BUT 
      THE STORY'S NOT OVER AS YOU'LL SEE IN…….
11. The following week, Bob Armstrong announces that the Gangstas had hired a civil rights lawyer and
      threatened a multi-million dollar lawsuit, forcing SMW to return the Tag Titles to them.  Fantastic
      angle, as the Gangstas cheat to win, and then accuse SMW of discriminating against them because
      they're black.
12. VIDEO - The Gangstas return to the "Hood" with their newly won Tag Titles.   New Jack & Mustafa spend
      time partying with their boys and talking about the RR express.  As intimidating as their neighborhood looks
      on video, imagine how Jim Cornette felt.  He was the one behind the camera filming it.  Cornette had to go to
      Atlanta, and since New Jack was from Atlanta, they decided to film the footage in Jack's neighboorhood.
13. Battle Royal - Robert Gibson & New Jack are the last remaining wrestlers.  They brawl to a double DQ.  
      Mustafa runs In and joins the fight.  Once again, the whole locker room empties to break it up.  Gibson tries to 
      get some revenge by attacking the Gangstas during their interview, and YOU GUESSED IT, the locker room 
      empties again.  And where was Ricky Morton in all of this?  They show a clip of a badly beaten Morton, who 
      says the Gangstas attacked him in the parking lot before the match.
14. Gangstas v. Brian Logan & Steve Casey
15. Security Camera Footage of the Gangstas in a bar, boasing about everything they've done to the Rock & Rolls.  
      The RRs burst into the bar, and brawl with the Gangstas with everything that's not nailed down.  The Gangstas 
      bring this tape to the police and have the RRs ARRESTED!  This was even funnier, because the bartender
      was not let in on the angle in advance.  He had no idea that this was going to happen.  HE WENT NUTS!
16. New Jack v. Ricky Morton (After about 45 seconds Gibson & Mustafa run in and brawl.  New Jack juices 
      heavily as the Locker room empties once again to break it up.)
17. JIM CORNETTE OFFERS THE GANGSTAS "THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME!"
      Cornette offers the Gangstas his services as their manager.  The Gangstas let him know in NO 
      UNCERTAIN TERMS that they don't need, nor want a "REDNECK" like him as their manager.  
      Cornette is HUMILIATED!
18. Gangstas v. Brian Lee & Lance Storm (lots of interference by D-Lo Brown.  Yes THAT D-lo Brown)
19. JIM CORNETTE PLOTS TO GET EVEN WITH THE GANGSTAS by offering to manage his 
      LIFELONG enemies, the Rock & Roll Express, who to everyone's surprise, accept Jims offer 
      to manage them during the "Christmas Chaos" tour.
20. D-Lo Brown v. Steve Armstrong (The Gangstas run in, but Scott Armstrong runs them off with a lead pipe.)
21. Gangstas v. Scott & Steve Armstrong
22. Jim Ross interviews the Rock & Roll Express.  He lists all of the rotten things (and it's a pretty big list) that 
      Cornette's Done to them over the past 10 years.   Cornette runs out to shut Ross up, and the RRs are now 
      more suspicious then ever.
23. D-Lo Brown v. Brian Lee
24. Rock & Roll Express v. The Infernos  (The RRs are managed by Jim Cornette!  The Gangstas run 
      in, and Cornette runs away - but returns to the ring with three tennis raquets, which he and the
      RRs use to pound the Gangstas with.
25. Gangstas v. Rock & Roll Express w/ Jim Cornette (Joine in progress from Knoxville.   Cornette's requet 
      comes into play, and the RRs win the Tag Titles.  During the post match brawl, Cornette has the Gangstas
      hold Morton, and loads up the raquet, but instead of hitting Morton, CORNETTE BLASTS BOTH
      GANGSTAS WITH THE RAQUET GETTING A HUGE POP FROM THE CROWD!  The 
      Gangstas recover and DESTROY Cornette, beating on his leg with the nightstick.
There are several additional interviews that followed this match

1. Cornette petitions Bob Armstrong to re-instate the Heavenly Bodies in order to gain revenge on the Gangstas
2. INT - Heavenly Bodies and Jim Cornette - Cornette gives some pretty hard comments and accuses the Gangstas
   of profiting on the Black v. White issue.
3. The Gangstas accuse Commisioner Bob Armstrong of being a racist, and Bob responds by calling 
    New Jack an A$$hole!
4. New Jack v. Steve Armstrong (The match never starts, as Cornette comes out with an injunction barring the 
    other gangstas from ringside.  The Gangstas flip, and then triple team Steve, injuring his knee with the night stick. 
    Bob Armstrong makes the save.)
5. Tracey Smothers & Scott Armstrong reform the "Southern Boys" tag team and plan to go after the Gangstas.
6. Smokey Mountain Rumble - Joined in progress from Morristown, TN.  Tracy Smothers eliminates the Gangstas 
    to win the battle royal, but the Gangstas jump him after the match.  D-Lo and Scott Armstrong join in to help 
    out their partners.
7. Gangstas v. The Heavenly Bodies (GREAT BRAWL!  Cornette and the HBs get revenge on the Gangstas, 
    giving them a bloody beating.  They Fight all over the arena, in the back, in the parking lot, and EVEN 
    OUT IN THE STREET!  
8. SMW commisioner Bob Armstrong starts levying fines on the heels for just about every angle that's taken place
    in the last couple of months.  The Gangstas come out to complain about being discriminated against, and levy 
    their own 3 on 1attack on Armstrong.  Bob, then Oks a special referee for the upcoming Gangstas v. Bodies 
    match.  HIMSELF!
9. The Gangstas attack Bob Armstrong and Jim Cornette.  Cornette & Armstrong are actually fighting SIDE
    BY SIDE!
10. Southern Boys v. Two Jobbers (The Gangstas run in and Destroy the Southern Boys.  Bob Armstrong runs in
      and gets buried under the Gangstas' Malcom X flag)
11. The Gangstas & D-Lo Brown v. The Heavenly Bodies & Jim Cornette (Clips)
12. Gangstas v.  the T.H.U.G.S.  Dirty White Boy & Tracy Smothers (The faces win, but D-Lo & Killer Kyle jump 
      them after the match)
13. PG-13 VIDEO  (JC Ice & Wolfie D are coming in from the USWA to feud with the Thugs & the Gangstas)
14. HIGHLIGHTS of the Terry Funk v. Bob Armstrong feud, leading up to the Two teaming v. the Gangstas.  
      If Funk & Armstrong don't win, Cornette promises to refund every fan's ticket money.
15. Gangstas v. DWB & Smothers (Chain match - Tracy gets hung from the top rope)
16. DWB & Smothers v. PG-13 (joined in progress.  DWB & Tracy win the USWA tag titles, but USWA official
      Randy Hales Lies to ref Mark Curtis about the finish, and reverses the dicision.  A three way brawl breaks out 
      between the Gangstas, PG-13 & the THUGS.
17. THE BIG DOUBLE CROSS takes place after Funk & Armstrong defeat the Gangstas.  Cornette thanks Bob 
      for his help by Throwing a FIREBALL IN HIS FACE!  Funk & Cornette and several other wrestlers then
     destroy Armstrong, cementing Cornette's return to heel-dom.
18. INT with Cornette who reviews his past feud with Bob Armstrong and explains his six month babyfact turn as
      a plot to get even with Armstrong.
19. Killer Kyle & D-Lo Brown v. The T.H.U.G.S. - DWB & Tracy Smothers (The Gangstas were finished in 
      SMW at this point, and had gone to ECW.   They actually Left SMW earlier than scheduled, 
      no-showing about 4 dates where they were supposed to put the THUGS over.  D-Lo and Killer Kyle 
     are not referred to as Ganstas now, and The name "Gangstas" was not even mentioned. 

The Fabulous Freebirds on "PM Magazine."  (This rare telecast shows behind the scenes with the making of the Badstreet USA music video)

Michael Hayes interview.

The Fabulous Freebirds wrestling highlights.  (Of course, set to the background music of Badstreet USA)

WCCW Six Man Tag Team Champions The Fabulous Freebirds vs. Fritz, Kevin & Mike Von Erich in a "Badstreet Match."  (Very rare title change; This match is from The Parade Of Champions 1984 in Texas Stadium)

The Fabulous Freebirds vs. Kerry, Kevin & Mike Von Erich in a "Badstreet Street Fight Match" for the vacant WCCW Six Man Tag Team Titles.  (This match is from the Tarrant County Convention Center in Ft. Worth, TX)

The Fabulous Freebirds music video - "I Can't Stop Rockin'!"

The Fabulous Freebirds interview.  (Clips of The Fabulous Freebirds vs. David, Kerry & Mike Von Erich from the Tarrant County Convention Center in Ft. Worth, TX and Michael Hayes attacking Kerry Von Erich with a cowboy boot to the head!)

WCCW Six Man Tag Team Champions The Fabulous Freebirds vs. Kamala, The Missing Link & The Super Destroyer #2.  (The Freebirds take on General Skandor Akbar's Devestation, Inc.)

Michael Hayes music concert.  (This is Michael Hayes first concert promoted by Jim Crockett's NWA Promotion. Terry Gordy & Buddy Roberts lend a hand with backup vocals!)

Michael Hayes music concert.  (This is Michael Hayes concert where he returned to World Class after his stint in the UWF & NWA, held in The Sportatorium in 1988; This is an incredible find as The Fabulous Freebirds start their infamous split, and Michael Hayes finds himself on the side of The Von Erich's. The other Freebirds do not take kindly to that, and break up the party with a guitar shot over Michael Hayes' head! This leads to a big brawl on stage with Kerry & Kevin Von Erich. It is so surreal watching The Von Erich's coming to Michael Hayes' rescue!)

Michael Hayes music video - "The Boys Are Back In Town."

Michael Hayes commercial.

BREAKING KAYFABE

1. WCW Wrestlers in Ring [Practicing spots and going over matches [Helms, Kidman and a few others in there].  Gene Okerlund
And others are doing dry runs for their interviews
2. Vampiro Kayfabe footage [Vampiro and Gene thinking of stuff to say for Vampiro's interview, a few screwups by Vampiro]
3. Dupps vs. Mean Street Posse [Dark Match from Long Island, NY 5/8/00] 
4. Sunny partially Moons the Crowd [Taken from WWF Dallas, TX 2/16/98]
5. Sable Becomes Exposed [Taken from same tape as above]
6. Triple H and The Rock Going over Spots before their Iron Man Match 
7. DARK MATCH - Tom Howard vs Superman Steve Bradley 
8. DARK MATCH - Chris Daniels & Steve Boss vs Togo & Funaki (Mid 98)
9. Raven going over an interview with Ricky Rachman before a Nitro Party 
10. DARK MATCH - Saturn vs Kidman (pre flock)
11. DARK MATCH between 2 guys I don't recognize.
12. Degeneration X (HHH, X-Pac, The Outlaws and China) practicing up their skit outside of CNN center in Atlanta .1998
13. DARKMATCH - Headbangers v. 2 jobbers (cut off) 
14. DARK MATCH Papi Chulo vs. Scott Taylor (shoot commentary)
15. DARK MATCHBarry Windham v. Jobber
16. WCW Australian Press Conference - Goldberg, Nash, Jarrett out of character, Goldberg, Jarrett, Nash all screwing around and drinking while joking 
      around about whos jobbing to Kwee Wee next among other things (Never intented to air) 
17. DARK MATCH - Shawn "Meat" Stasiak v. Jobber 
18. There are also some unaired WWF Titan Tron Videos incl. Essa Rios/Lita, Radicals, Jericho, and more.

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS