Bonus from history:



Holy Smokes.

Wouldn't It Be Nice?

But It's Only A Logo Treatment

Chronic Malevolence

"who threw their watches off the roof to cast their ballot for Eternity outside of Time, & alarm clocks fell on their heads every day for the next decade"

Park Delicatessen Summer Jamz

Histories Recent and Less So

Amazeballs

Thanks, the internet. Did O'Dell make this???

Going High

Cass nearly hit the roof.




People got excited.



Especially Pat. Hammertime.



Shaka Braddah

Personal Trainer

Thanks, Aly.

On another note, I wish I was doing this right now:



Oh well, I'll just go skate this sick launch ramp.



Or maybe I'll have a cold one.



Oh, hi, Ria!

Doin' Thangs

Thanks, Kyle

Lance

Get it while it's hot.

For some reason, Flip did irreparable damage to what could have been an amazing video by giving it one of the worst soundtracks ever conceived, let alone executed.

And believe it or not, this is one of the better songs in the video!

You Can Check Out Any Time You Like, But You Can Never Leave

While lamenting our financial conundrums and deliberating over our future as Titans of Industry, Dave Roma and I were barn-storming some GET RICH QUICKLY type scenarios and I was immediately reminded of this clip.

We are all insane hitchhikers.

Purple Rock

Thanks, Val.

Preventing You From Doing Anything Else for the Next Hour...

Toy Machine - Welcome to Hell, 1996.


Alien Workshop - Photosynthesis, 2000.


My two all-time favorites. It had to be done.

Welcome to Hell meant a lot to me when it first came out. My middle school ritual was to come home, fire up the VCR and watch that sucker start to (almost) finish (usually skipping history's greatest slam section), then go jump off of things or try to learn hardflips in front of the house.

Welcome to Hell came to signify a lot of firsts for me. It was probably the first time I got psyched on the Misfits (thanks, Maldonado), the first time I might have thought that Iron Maiden wasn't lame as hell, and definitely the first time I saw Ed Templeton's balls...Sweet, sweet memories.

This compilation of badass skateboarding has earned its place as one of the greatest ever made. It still rules 14 years later.

And jeez, what are you supposed to say about Photo? Well, nothing, I guess. Everyone knows that this tape is still bringing the noise to this day. This video contains 4 of skateboarding's favorites sons' best video parts: Pappalardo, Wenning, Kalis and the totally beautiful and insane Dill ender. Good god. Does anyone else just get misty when you hear the intro to "I Am Waiting?"

It's probably been at least a few months since you've seen either one of these, so do yourself a favor...If you've moved past watching them on a daily basis, as I regrettably have, then at least have a viewing for old times' sake.

Mike V

Best thing this dude's done in a while and best thing I've seen in a while.

Purchase is Compulsory

Look in the tab on the right side of the page and buy yourself a dope tee shirt and some sunglasses.

It's 2010, you obviously need a MF shirt or shirts.

Graphic details:










These fine threads are made in the USA and hand printed right here in Brooklyn, NY using water based inks.

Spend that holiday money, folks! We're hard at work on new graphics too and those delectables will be forthcoming, so hold your horses!

Urban Snowboarding

Shyeaaaaaaahhhhh



Sorry it's sideways. Couldn't figure out how to rotate a digicam file, so fucc it.

Nostalgia Jamz

From a 411 Euro Section in which Love Eneroth and some other swedes just annihilate everything (and by everything, I mean ledges)

from 411 Europe 1995

Definitely in a 411 as well. Bay Contest. Jason Lee is in it. Can't remember the issue. It's early.

Not sure if this has been in a skate video yet. If not, I'm claiming it, so don't forget that.

I'm about to have a Nervous Breakdown

Another 90's jam. Fuckin' A.

Tum Yeto Canada

I used to watch this part over and over again due to its high incidence of unbridled awesomeness. A partial list of the appealing aspects of this clip include: Jamie Thomas pre-Jesus, Ed Templeton, Mike Maldonado's cornrows, Brian Anderson and Minor Threat.

Jinx, I'm pretty sure the kicks are these in white/gum:

not these:

Pretty sure Sheep was dead and buried already by this point, but I could be mistaken.
Here's some bonus classic Templeton. Still one of my favorite dudes.

Hopewell Sesh

Gettin' silly at the park. Check out Drano's new blog.

High Quality Skateboard Photography

This one's in the new issue of Low Card with Silas Baxter Neal on the cover. Sick.


The photos above were taken by the dude below:

Chris Atwood photo taken by Brian Maloney




The preceding communication has been branded with the Moral Fibers Seal of Approval. Get psyched.

This Dude

(skipping part I of Baker 2g because those piratebastards WMG have diabled the audio on every version. It was "Crimson & Clover" by Tommy James & the Shondells which is a ripping song.



Chances are you haven't forgotten how ridiculously good Reynolds is, but it can't hurt to spend thirty minutes reviewing all his parts from the past 12 years. Get psyched and jump off of something. Can't wait for Stay Gold.

Logo Sesh

JROG

Dude has lost his mind entirely.

How do you get there from here?



The mind boggles.