Shadow of the Moon

Off by a week but Happy 25th Anniversary to Blackmore's Night's debut album Shadow of the Moon.

ECW Barely Legal: Where Are They Now?

ECW Barely Legal: Where Are They Now?

May 31, 2022

By Ryan Porzl

1997 will go down as one of American wrestling's greatest years. Business was booming and creatively, things seem to be at an all time high with much watch television from both WWF and WCW. 1997 saw WCW as the undisputed #1 promotion in the country riding off big success with concepts like the nWo to the cruiserweight division to Sting's reinvention with the Crow gimmick while WWF was slowly but surely putting everything together for a big comeback and had stars like Steve Austin, The Rock, HHH, and Mick Foley ready to burst while Undertaker got his opportunity to run with the championship, Bret Hart was doing his critically acclaimed anti-USA/pro-Canada Hart Foundation stuff, and Shawn Michaels was about to put together D-Generation X. However, while the big two were fighting it out, we saw the number three ECW have their own memorable year with the biggest moment being they were about to make the leap to Pay-Per-View. On April 13, 1997, ECW broadcasted their first PPV called Barely Legal from the ECW Arena in Philadelphia having one of the more memorable events of the year. With this year being the 30th Anniversary of ECW and April 13th marked the 25th Anniversary of Barely Legal, we'll close our 30th Anniversary celebration of ECW by looking back at the participants at that show, the key players, and where they are now.

Note: I don't own any of the pictures. I found them on Google. Credit to WWE or whomever owns them

John Williams - Figrin D'an And The Modal Nodes

Well, today is the real Star Wars day because Happy 45th Anniversary to the original Star Wars or Episode IV: A New Hope. What better way to celebrate than by playing the greatest band in the galaxy Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes.

Slaughter - American Pie

Off by four days but Happy 25th Anniversary to the Slaughter album Revolution.

Brian Pillman's 1997 Titantron Entrance Video feat. "Ticking Timebomb v3...

Today would've been the 60th Birthday of wrestling legend Brian Pillman. He passed away on October 5, 1997 due to heart disease at age of 35.

Kiss - Every Time I Look At You

Heart Of Chrome