Everyone's good these days. However, some skaters just roll faster, come up with better lines, and are more fun to watch. Massimo straight rips.

Backyard ramp sessions are often epic but this is one for the ages. Here's Lance, Hawk, Cab, McGill, Grosso, Blender, and others. Josh Borden introduces a classic from the 1985 Powell-Peralta video.

Cliché's new vid is packed with great skating, but this part right here is the curtains. If you're unfamiliar with Flo, now would be a good time to get educated. This guy rips.

Over the past few years Massimo has risen from the underground. He's now giving us a full part filled with his fast skating and ripping style. Premieres here this Wednesday.

We've seen the final cut of Trevor Colden's full-part. And yeah, it's going to be one of "those" parts. Meaning gnarly as hell, no-filler, all-ender, skate prodigy insanity. Premieres right here this Thursday, 6/20.

Grosso talks about the early history of Thrasher and how Chris Strople got the first skate photo cover. Check out this whole issue here.

Bill has always been creative and gnarly and this part is a great reminder: Skate however the hell you want to skate. Svitak introduces a classic from the 1989 Alva vid.

How do you make one of the best skate videos of all time? Have every part be timeless and epic like this Sheffey rawness. Kevin Romar introduces a classic Plan B part from 1992.