Displaying items by tag: Lavar McBride
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3/15/2016
FTC's "Pier 7" Video
During its heyday, Pier 7 fostered incredible progress in the world of street skating. FTC has assembled some of their favorite moments in this edit. -
4/11/2013
August 1995
Cover: Phil Shao – Smith Photo: Kanights Inside This Mag: Skating Burnside with Mark Gonzales, John Cardiel, Coco Santiago, Diggity Dawes, Skip Towne and more and interviews with Max Schaaf and Scott Johnson Also In This Issue: Rad ams Doug Shoemaker, Nikhil Thayer and James Qua and skating in Santa Rosa and BostonMusic Articles: Santana, No Use For A Name and Gaunt -
4/08/2013
January 1994
Cover: Carl Shipman – Front Blunt Photo: KanightsInsert: Avalon Photo: Johnson Inside This Mag: Thrasher's 13th Anniversary Issue featuring the Blue and Grey Tour and an interview with Simon Woodstock Also In This Issue: Hot ams Fred Gall, Pancho Moller, Matt Pailes and John Minor and an interview with the artist behind Pitt, Dale KeownMusic Articles: NOFX, KRS-1, Morbid Angel, Cadillac Tramps and the Phantom Surfers -
3/13/2012
Classics: Lavar McBride "Trilogy"
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. -
3/30/2010
Classics: SF Streets
The Cardiel ledge, the Safeway curb, and the SF State rails with Drehobl, Speyer, McBride, and Pastras. -
1/25/2010
January 1997
Cover: Danny Gonzales – Blaster Photo: Morf Inside This Mag: Interviews with Gino Perez, James Qua, and Nanda Zipp, the Texas Death Match and skating in Oakland Also In This Issue: Pier 7 localsMusic Articles: Unwritten Law, Ignite, Neurosis and Five Year Plan -
1/25/2010
November 1995
Cover: Quim Cardona – Frontside Air Photo: Morf Inside This Mag: Skating in New York, Virginia Beach and EuropeAlso In This Issue: Neil BlenderMusic Articles: Guttermouth, Hole, The Queers, Vision and JT the Bigga Figga -
1/22/2010
December 1992
Cover: Mike Carroll – Crooked Grind Photo: Kanights Inside This Mag: 50 unknowns tearing it up and the NSA Back to the City 4 contest featuring Agah, Senn, Carroll, Santos, Ricks, Duffy and moreAlso In This Issue: Tricks on the edge of insanity, the PSL Junkfest at Grover Beach and the NSA Airwalk Amateur Finals in HoustonMusic Articles: Pantera, Carcass, M.C. Re and Motorhead -
1/22/2010
April 1992
Cover: Ronnie Bertino – Noseblunt Photo: Dawes Inside This Mag: The best skate spots in EuropeAlso In This Issue: Step by step tricksMusic Articles: AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, Aerosmith, Hole, Corrosion of Conformity and Tom Hazelmeyer
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9/19/2018
Tiago Lemos' "Press Play" Part
We’ve categorized parts as face-melters before, but we’re upgrading this DC shoes part to face-vaporizer. Because there won’t be any face left. Tiago drops a doozy on the skate world. Consider yourself warned. -
9/19/2018
Rough Cut: Miles Silvas' "Numbers Edition 3" Part
His recent Numbers part was an instant classic, so time to appreciate the raw clips in all their glory. There’s nothing like the sound of the streets and tricks getting STOMPED. -
9/19/2018
Deathwish Part One: Jamie Foy and Jake Hayes
Jamie Foy’s reign of terror continues, while Jake Hayes rips down the curtains. Hide your family! These dudes are on the warpath! -
9/19/2018
Rough Cut: Jamie Foy's "Am Scramble" Footage
He’s built like a linebacker and he’s blitzing skate spots on every down. Jamie went completely ballistic on the Am Scramble trip. Here’s a up-close look at the carnage. -
9/19/2018
Jamie Foy's "Welcome to Deathwish" Part
If he isn’t one of your favorites yet, make room on the list. This guy is an absolute BEAST and no spot is safe when he rides into town. Give a big round of a applause for the newest member of the Deathwish family. -
9/19/2018
This is not the new Shane O'Neill Video
Shane spent nine days in Melbourne filming lines with a VX in the middle of summer. No single tricks, just mind-melting lines executed with the kind of precision only he commands. Hell YES. The Skate Gods must be pleased. -
9/19/2018
Louie Lopez's "Spitfire" Part
For most of us, skateboarding is a Rubik’s cube, but Louie unlocks the cheat codes and does the unimaginable with ease and total control. Time to appreciate the master at work. -
9/19/2018
The OJ Show: Episode 6
The Season Finale! There’s too much good stuff in here to start dropping names. Just click, and let the OJ squad squeeze out every last drop of stoke. Thanks for tuning in... -
9/19/2018
Riley Hawk's "Shep Dawgs 5" Part
Having already dropped a behemoth of a video part for Lakai, Riley left plenty in the tank for the Shep Dawgs encore. Raise your glass to another excellent blessing from the Hawk family. -
9/19/2018
Scram Trip 1: EARTHSKii tha Dolp Coast Video
Scram is the real deal. 100% skateboarding through and through. This edit rules. -
9/19/2018
Tiago Lemos' "Indy" Part
If you thought Tiago already handled enough biz this year, you were mistaken. He’s back to hit us over the head with more explosive, face-melting footage. This man is in a league of his own. T-Mack Skate Jam:
Berkeley, CA - September 15, 2018510 20 Year Anniversary Skate Jam:
Berkeley, CA - September 16, 2018John Bird Memorial Fund and BBQ:
San Francisco, CA - September 22, 2018Out of Sight: Treasure Island DIY Premiere:
San Francisco, CA - September 22, 2018S.V.F. Benefit Show 2018:
Oakland, CA - September 28, 2018
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In The Mag
Outta the bog and straight into the fire, Brandon Westgate scorches onto the October 2018 cover with an ollie to perilous plank ride. More W-Gate inside by way of a feature interview—all handsomely shot by masterlensman Brian Gaberman—as part of a behind-the-scenes look at Element’s newest video offering, Peace. Nassim, Jaako, Madars and Julian Davidson all get grilled, too. This vid is gonna be HEAVY! In tales of travel, REAL took their Actions Realized efforts to Chicago, Detroit, Providence and Taunton, MA, spreading the stoke and doing good deeds along the way. Circle-F-wise, Corey Glick and Dakota Servold both have interviews, letting you know that the new Foundation vid will be absolutely bonkers (as they always are). And if you’re sick of low-impact curb dancing, have no fears—Nuke Baby is here to make sure those drops stay high and the rails stay kinked! Hope you’re done with your homework because this one’s gonna take over your life. Add this one to your collection.