Garric Ray comes through with this week's 'five' of Red, Jeremy Tuffli, Willis Kimbel, Cody Lockwood, and Ben Raybourn.
Readers are the reason we're in business. One of 'em sent us this VHS vid, so we chopped it up and the rest is, well… Fuckin' Schneer. Sock dick ho-ho, for reals.
Lifeblood proudly welcomes Mark "Red" Scott to their team with this clip of him ripping Burnside.
Garric Ray comes through with five Burnside sequences of Red, Rocco Caravelli, Cody Lockwood, Willis Kimbel, and Mikey Chin.
Power Riders has a clip of Mark Scott skating Hailey, ID, including an insane loop attempt.
The Pro-Tec Pool Party is so hectic, Burnout even had to get a practice photo day in.
Caballero defended last year's win vs. Mountain, Peters, Hawk, and others, but in the end it was Chris Miller who walked away with his sixth Pool Party title.
You can't run from time, and even Burnside had some strange days in the early '90s. Trujillo narrates part of our first Thrasher video and shows how timeless Red's skating really is.
Red went for the Reedsport loop in 2004, got broke, got up, and got it. He's gone for Hailey twice and predicts 2011 is the year for the big one.
Slams and Burnside—duh… If there's a good line, get in it. Chaz Pineda started it in '08, and these guys ended it on a cold day in hell. What, no chicks?
Twenty years of Burnside, what you got on that? Do it yourself...
Joe Hammeke comes through with this weeks 'five' covering all terrain from park, street, and ditches with Ryan Decenzo, Torey Pudwill, Adrian Mallory, Chad Muska, and Red.
Cover: Mark Scott – Frontside AirPhoto: Ogden
Inside This Mag: Skating in the Inland Empire and Philadelphia and Lincoln City's gnarly skatepark
Also In This Issue: Road trip with Clinton Perry
Music Articles: Dillinger Four and Micranots
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 locals
Music Articles: Unwritten Law, Ignite, Neurosis and Five Year Plan
Cover: Sean Sheffey – 50-50
Photo: Ogden
Inside This Mag: Concrete vampires skate Portland, John Lucero's scrapbook and Goodtimes Skateboard's Midwest Summer Tour
Also In This Issue: Astrology for skaters
Music Articles: Top 15 skate bands of all time, the X-Rays, Avail, Face to Face and House of Pain
Cover: Tombstone
Logo By: Jimbo
Inside This Mag: Interviews with Chris Pastras, written wit and wisdom from worldwide witnesses and a road trip with John Cardiel, Christian Hosoi, Noah Peacock, Julien Stranger and Joey Tershay
Also In This Issue: Hot ams Shelby Woods, Sam Devlin, Joel Price and Shawn Mandoli and the little big men of skateboarding, Caswell Berry, Stevie Williams, Scott Crawford and JR Neves
Music Articles: Cypress Hill, Bad Brains,GG Allin, the Damned, Cop Shoot Cop and Monster Magnet
You want highlights from Ramona? How about Mountain, Navarrette, Red, Hosoi, Frazier, Crum, Schaaf, Barros, and Glifberg. Raybourn broke his arm, T-Mag got escorted out, the pin-ups contest was cancelled, and Lincoln Ueda ripped all day and was announced the winner. See you next year.
Continuing on our Northwest trip: Red took us to his friend's front yard bowl, and then we headed into the vortex of Portland.
He builds em, he rips em, he doesn't give a shit. Redneck fuckin' rules!!! -Phelps
| Wild in the Parks North America May 22 |
| CAMTEST Arvada, CO May 25 |
| Dickies Midwest Trip Midwest May 27 |
| Few and the Far Skate Jam Sacramento, CA Jun 01 |
| South Kitsap Skatepark Opening Port Orchard, WA Jun 22 |
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