Shackle Me Not from H-Street Skateboards, circa 1988. This was H-Street's first video, and its fucking awesome. Mike Ternasky and Tony Magnusson were trying to take skateboarding back from huge companies that were disconnected from what skateboarding was becoming. They would produce these sweet videos with hand-held video cameras and do all their own editing. This video came out at the same time as Public Domain, which had a lot more money and backing to it. You really have to hand it to these guys for creating such an epic company that helped change street skating forever.
Featured Skaters: Ron Allen, Jeremy Allyn, Dave Andrecht, Mike Carroll, Eddie "El Gato" Elguera, Richard Ezekiel, Jim Gingery, Art Godoy, Matt Hensley, Carl Hyndman, Ben Job, Darrin Kimura, Jeff Klindt, Tom Knox, Chris Livingston, Brian Lotti, Tony Magnusson, Ryan Monihan, David Nielsen, Steve Ortega, Jeff Pettite, Jason Richardson, Brennand Schoeffel, John Schultes, Ray Simmonds, John Sonner, Dave Sornson, Aaron Vincent, and Danny Way
run time: 1 hr 1 min 41 sec
Mall Grab from Steven Reeves, circa 2009. I originally thought this was a Lowcard mag video, but as you can see from the comments, they give credit to Mr. Reeves. Check it out!
Free At Last from Think Skateboards, circa 2002. I hardly remember this video coming out, and I've really been missing out. I think I saw Dan Drehobl's part recently, so I had to find the video. Its a good mix of everything... techy, styley, and tranny.
