Andrew Reynolds was Skater Of The Year in 1998. From grom to Super 'Drew, we all watched... This part was excerpted from our S.O.T.Y. video.

With SOTY season breathing heavy on us, it's time to take a look back at the first ever Skater Of the Year. Here he is, Mr. Tony Hawk—SOTY 1990. This part was excerpted from our S.O.T.Y. video.

Max ollies out of lip tricks... Won't see that in the X-Games. Only in O-Town Bitch! Here's Max Schaaf's part in Real's 'Non-Fiction' vid from 1997.

This classic part comes from the summer of 1999 and our "Scorching Summer" video. It belongs to Diego Bucchierri and his Argentinian bro's. Few talked about and maybe even attempted that double set, but only the Butcher nailed it. Valor!

Here's another classic cover excerpted from our December 2009 issue. Switch 5.0 at Hubba Hideout in 1995? That's right, it's Fred Gall, fuckers.

In honor of the recent Baker/Deathwish tour, I unearthed this classic footage of Jim Greco. This is Jim's several attempts, and then the make, of his swtich frontside flip at Lincoln that landed him the September 2000 cover.

Oil cans in the rain? Cards and a soggy bike ramp add up to one classic cover. November 1998. —Phelps

February 1997: Me, Stranger, Bob, and Johnzo went skating in Australia. 53 parks, 19 days. Eat a dick. —Phelps

In 1996, vert was dead—yeah right! Tell Tas Pappas. Gnar-zone from the casket that was Mad Circle's "Let The Horns Blow." RIP, Ben. —Phelps

Here's another classic from the archives. It's from video number 2, The Need For Speed, and it's Wade Fuckin' Speyer.

It's hard to find a Thrasher video that Dan Drehobl didn't at least have a few clips in, but out of them all, I'm gonna have to go with his part in Hall Of Meat as my favorite. This 1999 part introduced the late Wesley Willis to me, and with tricks like wrap-arounds and dumptrucks to fakie in the Vagabond? You pick a better nomination for a Classic. —Schmitty

The Truth Hurts video was done Spring 1993, so a secret sesh at Andy's in Oakland meant ripping. At 25 years old, Mark Gonzales was already contemplating retirement… Alzheimer's?

Joe Valdez's part from Timebomb that was released in 2001.

Pages of the Clover—a Turf artifact from 1990 with Pete D, Sam Hitz, Brian Palmer, Gomer, Rast, Trax, and Amedeo.

Christian Hosoi and Bob Burnquist rippin' it up in Brazil's Rio Sul bowl—it's time for another Classics.

The video was FTC's Finally, the year was 1993, the skaters: Jeron Wilson and Chico Brenes—talk about classic.

A montage of Omar Hassan footage from the Marseille contest in 2002.

Before Zero's Dying To Live, Chris Cole was filming for his Thrasher Timebomb part. Here's his classic part from 2001.

After submitting this video and skating with Jamie for several months, Erik and Scott Copalman got on Zero as a package deal way back in 1996.