Displaying items by tag: Welcome To Hell
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12/17/2014
Classics: Donny Barley's "Welcome To Hell" part
No matter where in the world he takes his board, Donny always represents raw East Coast skating. T-Funk introduces a classic from the 1996 Toy Machine video. -
9/26/2012
Classics: Ed Templeton "Welcome To Hell"
Ed's been a part of skating in pretty much every capacity: Pro skater, filmer, photographer, artist, company owner, and driving the damn van. Here's to three decades. Matt Bennett introduces a 1996 Toy Machine classic. -
2/15/2011
Classics: Jamie Thomas, Welcome to Hell
When this part dropped in 1996, Jamie wasn't considered just a ripper—he was a skate demon. Emmanuel Guzman talks about how much this video influenced him. -
11/30/2010
Classics: Welcome to Hell Slams
Earlier this year Leo Romero quit Baker to be on Toy Machine. Their videos are classics. Here's the slam section from 1996's Welcome to Hell. Not for the weak-kneed.
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9/29/2022
Dime's World Championship Game of Skate 2022
A certified clash of titans, Breana Geering and Alexis Sablone face off for Dime's time-honored tradition. Two roll in, but only one exits a world champ. -
9/29/2022
John Worthington Pro Part for Creature Skateboards
J-Worth burns up the backyard pits to get his name in black and green for Creature. -
9/29/2022
Casper Brooker Talks Getting on Baker with Slam City
Casper recounts his phone call with The Boss and the moves that led to that moment with our friends at Slam City. -
9/29/2022
Bobby De Keyzer's "•BOBBY" Part
Bobby's lightning flick and immaculate ledge work paired with Ben’s sublime aesthetic is a killer combo. Watch and repeat. -
9/29/2022
Andrew Grabowski at Everson Museum
The Everson Museum in Syracuse is a bonafide dream spot and Andrew Grabowski explored every corner of it. This touching tribute made after his passing is packed with decades of clips from a true talent alongside his scene.
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