Black Noise Trailer from Black Label Skateboards, circa 2007. Just click on the video capture to go see the trailer. I can't wait for this video to come out. I'm a huge Black Label fan.
Antizipated from Antiz Skateboards. This is a company out of Lyon, France. It's good to be able to see some videos from across the big pond. I'm always on the search for something different.
Skateboard of the Year from Thrasher Magazine, circa 2003. This is a documentary style video, where they interview the past Skaters of the Year. What a bunch of fuckin rippers!
King of the Road from Thrasher, circa 2003. King of the Road is a "contest" of sorts that Thrasher puts on every year. Each team must complete different goals to achieve points. Just watch the video...
Future Primitive from Powell Peralta, circa 1985. I can't believe I haven't posted this video yet, since its one of my favorites and an awesome classic. If you check out the lineup, most of these skaters are still at it to this day.
Snuff from 101 Skateboards, circa 1993. This is another short promo from 101 that was also released in 1993. Street techery which some up-and-coming skaters of the time.
Falling Down from 101 Skateboards, circa 1993. This is a super short promo from 101. 1993 was a time when tricks were really getting technically insane. Get your big pants and small wheels out.
Strongest of the Strange from Emerica, circa 2005. This video is the handy work of Pontus Alv. I enjoyed the entire thing from beginning to end. This is the way videos should be shot as far as I'm concerned. Its interesting and really long, so you won't get sick of the parts too quickly.
The DC Video from DC Shoes, circa 2003. This was DC's first video, and they start it off right by showing Danny Way's gigantic airs on the megaramp. This is where Rob Dyrdek and Big Black first got together. I still haven't seen a single episode of the TV show, but people keep telling me its hilarious. I need to get cable....
The Hollywood Video from Hollywood, circa 2002. Street flippery and trickery is what Hollywood is all about.
Chilly from Pharmacy Board Shop, circa 2003.
Spitfire from Spitfire Wheels, circa 1993. I had never seen this video before today, and I regret it, look at the fuckin rippers on this team!
14 Munted Daze from Volcom circa 2005. This video was included for free in Slam Magazine, which is an Australian Skateboarding Magazine. Slammarific
Sight Unseen from Transworld Skateboarding, circa 2001. This is Transworld's Twelfth video. I haven't seen a lot of the Transworld videos, but if you put the Cards in a video, I'll watch it.
Ricta Ronto from StrangeNotes, circa 2006. I'm a huge fan of almost anything that Strange Notes puts out. If you didn't know, StrangeNotes puts out free DVDs from Independent Trucks, Santa Cruz Skateboards, Krux Trucks, Creature Skateboards, Ricta Wheels, Mob Grip Tape, Skateboarding Is Not A Crime and Bullet Skate Products.
iThink from Think skateboards, circa 2005. How witty, ripping of the ipod...
Mapping Time in Space, from Satori Movement, circa 2006. Another tour video, but they have some rippin skaters on the team.
Oops, I posted Canvas again on accident. Here is Opinion from Globe Shoes, circa 2001. Another one of the super street skating teams. This video isn't necessarily for the vert lovers.
Yeah Right! from Girl Skateboards, circa 2003. Another girl video from Spike Jonze, who changed skate videos once, and is doing it again. The film quality is unmatched, mainly because he was using cameras on booms at times. I like most of the music featured also.
Southern Slaughter Tour from Bacon Skateboards, circa 2007. Wow, what a rad fuckin video. I really like all of these skaters, especially since they are all local boys. Go visit the Bacon Homepage, where you can download the video and share with your friends.
