1996's Trilogy had a huge line-up of amazing skaters, but Lavar's part was one of the best. Here's his limitless bag of tricks, distinct style, and hilarious opening skit. Shuriken Shannon introduces a classic.

The world lost Shane five years ago, but his legacy will never fade. Combining rare footage and a ripping full part, this Volcom vid was a great dedication to an amazing skater and person.

Here's some rare footage of Mike at SF's Pier 7. Even when he's just dorking around, MC's skating is always a blast to watch.

Brandon's had board control forever—even as a kid, when the board was almost bigger than he was. Joe Tookmanian introduces this 2007 5Boro part.

Muska had some ads and interviews, but it was only after this 1998 Shorty's part that a star was born and a legend was made. Peabody introduces a true classic.

This isn't merely one of the gnarliest all-terrain parts ever—it's the absolute benchmark. Over 20 years later, it's still beyond belief that one person could accomplish everything done here. Colin McKay introduces Plan B's 1992 classic.

Chris was ahead of his time—just plain fun to watch skate, and he had some of the wildest disasters ever seen on vert. Raven Tershy is a true fan of skate history and introduces this 1992 H-Street classic.

Here's young Sammy showing signs of becoming one of the most consistent switch skaters of all time. For the record, he's regular foot… We think. Tom Asta introduces this part from the 2002 Shorty's vid.

Kenny Anderson introduces Ray Barbee's part from Ban This.

Suciu introduces one of his all-time faves: Anthony Pappalardo's 2003 part from Mosaic. Nice taste, Mark.