MYAMI | Classic Raw Footage
Myami is full of classic raw footage out of Miami, Florida between 1999-2000. Featuring, in order of appearance: Matt Cantor, Joel Meinholz, Andre Lazama, Arto Saari, Paul Diaz, Paul DeOliveira, Jamey Azelvander, Janca Arias, Oscar, Ian O’Connor, and Lindsey Robertson with Jon Allie, Jamie Thomas, and Adrian Lopez.
Filmed by Matt Chambers.
Skateboarding Classic Clips #52 | Nick Matlin
Skateboarding Classic Clips #52 features Westside Skateshop and Florida OG Nick Matlin. All this footage was filmed between 1998-2002, keep that mind when you see some of the tricks that was Nick was doing then!
Filmed and Edited by Joe Krolick.
Mike Peterson Skateboarding Classic Clips #27 Florida
Some “Classic Clips” of Mike Peterson shredding the streets of Jacksonville back in 1998.
Concrete Disciples: Steve Caballero Interview
Concrete Disciples just posted this killer piece on Steve Caballero! Great interview with a bunch of classic old photos of Cab.
History Lesson: Jason Lee – Blind “Video Days”
1991′s Blind “Video Days” is undoubtedly one of skateboarding’s most legendary videos. I watched that video over and over and over again, watching a video like “Video Days” was part of many skateboarders’ “pre-skate” routine in those days. The skateboarding is amazing, even in a time in skateboarding history when the whole industry was fledgling. But, what is also just as intriguing, is some of the other history that this video holds. “Video Days” was the first movie/ video that Spike Jonze directed, and was instrumental in launching his directing career. Also, Jason Lee’s impromptu song at the end of his part in “Video Days” caught the eye of Kevin Smith, director of Clerks, which then earned Jason Lee a part in Mallrats, launching Jason Lee’s acting career…and the rest is history. Finally, the song in Jason Lee’s part that we were all super-stoked on, but none of us in those days could get our hands on, because there was no “Internet”. Well, that song is “Knife Song”, by Milk. Milk, was a band that was founded by Jeff Tremaine, the co-creator of a little show called Jackass…maybe you’ve heard of it? Obviously Blind “Video Days” is a very important part of the history of skateboarding…and apparently Hollywood also!
Coping Block Issue #51 “Skate Photographers”
Check out the latest issue of Coping Block Magazine, which features classic “Skate Photographers” Grant Brittain, Jim Goodrich, and Ted Terrebonne. These three dudes have a hefty archive of skateboarding images! Good job Coping Block!
