in retrospective one of the 1st inspiring skater for me--1st line with switch boardslide handrail .. long lines, technically and very unique fast aproach..timeless. RIP
This part inspired me so much as a kid. I was sad to see Pat Brennan leave the skateboarding world back in the day. I'm sorry he's gone. He's such a talent.
OOOMMFFFGGGGGGG!!!!!!! this is literally my favorite skate part of all time!!!!! and i can't believe i just noticed this, but @:22 whoever is filming the line ollied up the 3 stair as far as i can tell! which if is true...makes this part that much better imo. the original footy from this video was from a point in time where not many intermediate skateboarders could even ollie up a 3 stair....let alone film while doing so! this blows my 47 year old mind right now! rip PAT BRENNAN
we would go skate w pat 1nce per week saturday mornings early 90s me and lamar Hed tell us little kids.... powell headquarters stories We would be gatherd around pat like he was a camp counselor telling scary stories at parks skate and recreation skateshop- pasadena
I loved the filming, especially from the side at medium field. And the moonlight sonata just kicked it over the top (to say nothing of the bangers and nbds and lines)
The first lines are the definition of atrocious early 90s filming. Truly worst case scenario of a clueless head holding the camera. The mid-range side ones you mention were lucky and unplanned.
I remember a lot of people at the time thought there was a bit to much moviemagic/creative editing being done in the Powell Peralta videos. Like for instance there might be lines that were filmed in two parts. Although this particular video did a lot less of that. Or like at 1:54 there's a grinding sound even though it's a backside lipslide.
Yeah, like Rudy Johnson said, it took a while to appreciate the cinematography. I myself was more of a Spike/Mike fan. Like, for instance, Stacy would get his riders to dig out the same wardrobe over multiple days while MT would even throw clips of other riders into a guy's section with flagrant disregard for continuity lol
We all did these tricks awhile after parts like his. This was, were where we got the new tricks from but there was just no camera around to film anyone with anything.🤷
in retrospective one of the 1st inspiring skater for me--1st line with switch boardslide handrail .. long lines, technically and very unique fast aproach..timeless. RIP
I remember seeing the front foot impossible and being blown away with it.Pat RIP 💯🔥❤️🤙🙏
This part inspired me so much as a kid. I was sad to see Pat Brennan leave the skateboarding world back in the day. I'm sorry he's gone. He's such a talent.
bladewig ......he was the absolute best
OOOMMFFFGGGGGGG!!!!!!! this is literally my favorite skate part of all time!!!!! and i can't believe i just noticed this, but @:22 whoever is filming the line ollied up the 3 stair as far as i can tell! which if is true...makes this part that much better imo. the original footy from this video was from a point in time where not many intermediate skateboarders could even ollie up a 3 stair....let alone film while doing so! this blows my 47 year old mind right now! rip PAT BRENNAN
Rest in peace Patty. Most know you were one of the best ever.
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we would go skate w pat 1nce per week saturday mornings early 90s me and lamar
Hed tell us little kids.... powell headquarters stories
We would be gatherd around pat like he was a camp counselor telling scary stories at parks skate and recreation skateshop- pasadena
Miss him so much. God bless you. Rip legend.😢😢😢❤😢😓
I loved the filming, especially from the side at medium field. And the moonlight sonata just kicked it over the top (to say nothing of the bangers and nbds and lines)
The first lines are the definition of atrocious early 90s filming. Truly worst case scenario of a clueless head holding the camera. The mid-range side ones you mention were lucky and unplanned.
dude had such a solid pop and board command. Inspirational.
Always loved this part. A ripper! RIP.
Superb skateboard with great style...
he was so good for the time, effortless bs180s down ten and laser flips in '92
This was out in 91 which makes this part further ahead of its time.
Legend rip pat
@Jason MP yes quite a while ago.. in a car crash
@Jason MP yea. i for some reason thought it was less than 25 years ago.. wow.. time flies
Pat was a cool dude..... R.IP. EL REY del la Pasadena concrete selva.
he was a awesome skater kinda sad to watch knowing he's gone now and these were the days of skating I won't ever forget
Voy a recordar un vídeo antiguo y veo que se ha muerto vaya chasco eres la polla Pat ,inspiración para salir a patinar de madrugada
I remember a lot of people at the time thought there was a bit to much moviemagic/creative editing being done in the Powell Peralta videos. Like for instance there might be lines that were filmed in two parts. Although this particular video did a lot less of that. Or like at 1:54 there's a grinding sound even though it's a backside lipslide.
Yeah, like Rudy Johnson said, it took a while to appreciate the cinematography. I myself was more of a Spike/Mike fan. Like, for instance, Stacy would get his riders to dig out the same wardrobe over multiple days while MT would even throw clips of other riders into a guy's section with flagrant disregard for continuity lol
pat knows too skate
late 360 shove it on flat
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That's amazing
Estimated how many people ever made that, you think?
29?
We all did these tricks awhile after parts like his. This was, were where we got the new tricks from but there was just no camera around to film anyone with anything.🤷
Stylish!