Not only is he a total dreamboat, but he can impossible over a bench!
April in Paris
November 1st, 2009 | 6:21 pm | Daily News | 8 Comments
Some recent wonderful things to watch while I am mustering up the energy to make a new clip:
The latest Shawn Powers clip is the most entertaining thing that’s been out in a while. Everything that people have come to love about New York skateboarding without seeming like its trying too hard or channeling the most recent gay cellar door video part. Good times the whole way through. Sure, nobody in New York will ever get on Cliché, but we have more heart than them.
And while we’re on the topic of brilliant soundtrack choices, here’s another one to the sonic musings of the same man, by everyone’s favorite northeastern skateboard videographer.
And obviously, both of these links were stolen from 48 Blocks.
P.S. The realest rapper out. Shor-day!
Clip embedded after the jump.
The city has reached an all-time low…
March 12th, 2009 | 3:04 pm | Daily News | 2 Comments
…especially when you’re getting kicked out of the Banks. For skating. Past 9 P.M.
Ted Barrow “On the Periphery” Feature in Slap Magazine
Ted also wrote up the first comprehensive review of Deathbowl to Downtown on his blog. I have a pretty good feeling the documentary will never be released on DVD, particularly when it has been ten months since it had initially premiered.
48 Blocks interview with Bill Strobeck, the man largely behind the second greatest skateboarding video of all-time.
Old school bits: Robbie Gangemi 360 flip on Essex Street, Ivan Perez at Astor Place & Harry Jumonji.
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