I sincerely believe that 1987 was the peak of humanity. All those thousands of years leading up to 1987 were just for 1987. Then it all started to go downhill and will never be that high again. Damn. This video is evidence. The music, the clothes, the style, the attitude, every fucking little detail can't be beaten.
I agree. I can just imagine Scott and his film crew talking about how amazing the stunts were and how they needed to be in super slo-mo to be able to really appreciate them. And he was right, it’s a film showcasing skating - it makes sense to have sone of the sequences in slow motion. The slow motion in Wheels of Fire is one of the things that always stands out when I watch it.
I miss the 80´s Santa Cruz sb with kryptonics wheels and smith trucks....I was just 17 and skating all the time with my bro and friends. No cell phones, no internet, just skate....heaven
42 yrs old and I still skate Santa Cruz roskopp face decks , old school reissue ones , fkn love them , either with Powell rat bones for park , and Santa Cruz vomits for street, and for cruising slime balls, Santa Cruz alive and well in the U.K. in 2018✌🏻🤘🏻
This is an amazing feeling watching this all over again after all this years! I used to skateboard with all this movies! I truly believe i lived through the best years of skateboarding! I'm 43 now but I just want to buy a skateboard again and go crazy, what a feeling....
Have they re-released all the PP boards as well? I think it was amazing they did that for the glory days of SC...I can see me purchasing one of them again eventually. They can def see the 40 somethings coming.
The raging waters footage with the soundtrack really brings back what the 80s actually felt like. the vert skating was legendary. they were blasting airs out of that ramp, nearly all the shots are tracking them against the sky.
I'm 45 now and loved this video when it came out in 1987. I remember going to Spyder Skate & Surf shop in Hermosa Beach, CA to buy it the first day it was available. Good Times.
i got this for my 11birthday and watched it everday before school till it burnt out. still remember every word in it and think it probably shaped the person i am. cheers santa cruz, classic
First skate movie I ever watched, and I watched it when it came out back in the day. And now it's 2019! Skateboarding, the Fountain of Youth. 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Powell Peralta generally made the best 80s skate videos, but Santa Cruz's Wheels of Fire really topped them all. The soundtrack is truly memorable. Natas's part blew my mind back then.
***** yes my friend it was a different era .....a different time.skateboarding was admired and "cool" as is is now. it was dangerous the gangs would yell skaters suck and throw shit as they drove by .the jocks would scream skaters suck and throw shit as they drove by.after school rumbles some group always against the skaters.it was shorts over sweat pants. now its girls pants . what ever happened to tube pants. anyways I gotta hipper to nurse .slaatte
I was an Aussie kid living in Hong Kong and I skated with the locals there and when my birthday came around I just wanted a Rob Roskopp face board with indi trucks and slime ball wheels. I got it and I was In heaven. I remember all the names and all the boards that came out.
When I first got into skating I used to love studying those California Skate Shop? ads in the back of the mags that had a hundred or so images of tiny decks in black and white to learn all of the names and companies. I’m the same, if you give me a company name from the 80s I can still name all of the riders lol
Here's the soundtrack... 01 WHAT'S SO STRANGE ABOUT ME? - Eight Day’z 02/03“Baby Don’t Love Me” and country/blue-grass tune (Jeff Kendall part) 04 STANDING ON THE VERGE - J.F.A. - (Jeff Kendall part) 05 DIFFERENT WORLDS - Eight Day’z - (Rob Roskopp skating down path) 06 HE WHO BEATS UP CHILDREN - Eight Day’z - (Freestyle part - not sure of skaters name) 07 WHEELS OF FIRE (I’m on fire) - Screaming Lord Salba & The Blue Flames 08 POOL - J.F.A. (Love bowl??) 09 JULIE'S SONG - J.F.A. 10 PICK POCKET MAN - Eight Day’z (NATAS bit) 11 LEAVE ME ALL ALONE - Eight Day’z (NATAS bit) 12 MY MOVIE - J.F.A. 13 ABA - J.F.A. 14 WHAT'S SO STRANGE ABOUT ME - Eight Day'z
Funny how skateboarding is coming back this way, with longboarding being so big, penny boards and all that. People are re-finding the fun in just shredding on a board and being good at it, than worrying about how many technical flip tricks you can do.
It will never really phase out like it did in the past. There are just so many options now and with net so much easier to get motivated. There has never been a better time to skate, young or old. I'm never gonna stop, its a serious addiction with so many benefits.
I remember watching this with all of my buddies at my house in 1988. Some of the best days of my life. I'm now 43 and still hop on a board every once in a while. For being old and fat I can still ollie kick flip and other tricks as well.
This video and Animal Chin were our two go two videos. We lived to watch these and skate that was it. Being inside the house was not in the cards… you would have had to have been sick or it was raining outside.
Natas killing it... His part really stuck out to me. His skating is really down to earth. This video illustrates the line between what is flailing and what is thrashing.
I've actually met with the guitarist, who played on this. He shared rare photos and a video, which was shot live in a cinema. Absolutely stunning material
+Jessebaseballny Its sad watching it now, I remember the last night the Pipeline was open.. It was a heavy moment for everyone that 'grew up' there that night.
christbait yep i agree its sad that pipeline is gone, but that also adds more reasons as to why Salbas piece is the best in a skate video. I cant imagine how you guys felt that night like a piece of your youth was suddenly gone.
Back then, we had fads on the coast first, and skateboarding was like this in the early 80s in California valley. Abandoned pools and half-pipes in the backyards. By the late 80s we'd moved to the mountains and we'd fly 50 mph down steep hills. One thing I really appreciate is that those guys encouraged pads and equipment, allowed total abandonment knowing you could roll out.
Fuck yeah, I grew up skating at The Pipeline and those spots Steve Alba's segment shows. Steve and Micke were the kings of Pipeline hands down. We wore the shit out of this VHS in junior high watching him and Natas's segment over and over and over..
I remember the shopping center me and my friends skated finally got security to run us out. We gave those guys a hard time just like in the video. 80's were a great time to be a live.
One of the finest videos of the 80s..their team killed in that time period..its really a toss up between this streets on fire.and the early h street videos..anyways..always..fun 2 watch .no matter how many times..never gets old...FUSE1..NS .812.. ..
My friends and I used to watch this over and over back in the late 80s, along with Streets of Fire. Then masses of videos started coming out in the early 90s and my mates moved on from the old 80s vids. But I never stopped watching this (and a few others like Molecules of Motion, Sick Boys, Animal Chin and Public Domain). Every now and then in the 90s and 2000s I’d put on Wheels of Fire if I was hosting a bbq or get-together and all of the old gang would be so into it! Even mates who weren’t into skating would comment on how well it was shot and how cool the soundtrack is. It was an all-round favourite, long after it’s release.
I’m gonna say I was raised right, I’m 20 years old now, born in 2004 and grew up watching these kinds of videos, I still have a VHS copy of this and a vhs player that still works (most of the time) but I love this music, the clips, the way they dressed, everything I love it all and apply it to my life style.
Pissed I let a friend borrow my VHS copy years ago and never got that shit back. As a kid I I got Wheels of fire x-mas of 1988 and played that shit every fucking day. Natus to this day is still the fucking man !
Got this tape in beta. I remember going to someplace store to record this from my friend's VHS tape to beta. When I finally got it, all time in replay mode. Seeing all this USA locations, the music. Great memories of a different and simplier era
Están bien los.videos.de.profesionales . Gente con estilo 😎 pero no hay que olvidarse nunca de.los.buenos ratos.y de.la naturalidad y la.gracia de aquellos.maravillosos.años.
hemmojito Zero nose, enormous tail, flat as a pancake, heavy as lead, way too high off the ground...and Natas could still ollie trash cans and fire hydrants. Amazing.
This video inspired and shaped me and my brother on so many levels that I still think about it until this day (12/20/18). We are excited to watch this again after so many years!
bassage13 yeah, yeah. The spinny thing on top of the fire hydrant was pure CLASS mate. Great days for street skating ('87 - '90 was when I was shredding it). Kool bro.
37:58 This footage is stuff of legends. I've seen plenty of Raging Waters skate videos, but no other could replicate this. The blue sky and blue waters on background with Christian flying high and that soundtrack, it's poetry in motion.
Used to have this and Streets On Fire. Ah the memories. I used to watch these and it always hyped me up to go out on my skateboard. The problem is a) I was crap and b) there wasn't anywhere good to skate near where I lived.
I was 12 or 13 when I got my copy of this VHS. I watched it over and over again. It definitely framed a lifestyle that I thought I would have at 19 or 20. Didn't happen. "I like to sit in my room and listen to a lot of loud music and play my guitar. It's loud. It's cool.".
At 39:39 Grabke is skating Oj II street 92a' wheels ! 1987 damn man I'm glad I bought those reissues from Santa Cruz man ! Cost me $60 But since I saw them in this video I'm totally stoked 🔥🔥🔥⚔
OJs and Slimeballs have always made awesome fucking wheels. I'm skating the reissued 65mm/97a Slimeballs speed wheels right now. It's cool to be able to get the old shit again even though it's all reissued.
wowzers! I got this cassette tape in 1987,88 ,it was called born to skate! Some of the tracks to this documentary are on that tape. I haven't herd them since then 💥kaboom, plus all those designs on the boards bring me back big time!!!thanks for putting this up.
Still watching in 2023 like me ? Let's get a thumbs up👍
also in 2024
How good is the intro and music, the game has moved on a long way since this video but the style, simplicity and music is still amazing
Still watching 2024
And 2024.
And in 2025 januari ❤
This were the real 80's..No cell phones,no internet,just a streets,asphalt,green grass and beautiful blue sky...Best decade
LOL, YA RITE, GRAMPS!!!
🤘🤘🤘
We definitely remember it that way. Seems like youngsters think we were nuts! 😆 80s skate scene was and still is unparalleled! 👊😎🛹
@@Thallod your generation is soft
Mike Smith we skate better tho :)
I sincerely believe that 1987 was the peak of humanity. All those thousands of years leading up to 1987 were just for 1987. Then it all started to go downhill and will never be that high again. Damn. This video is evidence. The music, the clothes, the style, the attitude, every fucking little detail can't be beaten.
Agreed.
EMPHATICALLY AGREE 💯%
Alright grandad. Only joking. I started skating properly in 87, and managed to 04. But 87 to 91 was gold.
What’s wrong with 1988 and 1989?
The 90s were sweet too....
Best soundtrack of any skate video I've seen...
you forgot the alien workshop soundtrack
Not going to lie, Santa Cruz made quality skate films back in the 80’s, especially with the use of slow motion.
I agree. I can just imagine Scott and his film crew talking about how amazing the stunts were and how they needed to be in super slo-mo to be able to really appreciate them. And he was right, it’s a film showcasing skating - it makes sense to have sone of the sequences in slow motion. The slow motion in Wheels of Fire is one of the things that always stands out when I watch it.
That raging waters part in the end is pure art filmmaking
Thumbs up if you're watching in 2018!!!!
I always like to think of myself as a of the times
Eve Lyn still bad ass 30 years later.
Thumbs down if watched in 2019
2020 shit
I still have the VHS tape of this. Made such an impact on me
I miss the 80´s Santa Cruz sb with kryptonics wheels and smith trucks....I was just 17 and skating all the time with my bro and friends. No cell phones, no internet, just skate....heaven
42 yrs old and I still skate Santa Cruz roskopp face decks , old school reissue ones , fkn love them , either with Powell rat bones for park , and Santa Cruz vomits for street, and for cruising slime balls, Santa Cruz alive and well in the U.K. in 2018✌🏻🤘🏻
Eight Dayz ‘What’s so strange about me’ has to be one of the all time greatest skate tunes..
They totally nailed it on this.
💯
oh my god..!..SANTA CRUz's WHEELS OF FIRE-i STARTED TO CRY WHEN i HEARD ALL THE CLASSIC MUSIC-THANKS!1!
and thumbs up if you're watching in 2019!!!!
2021
2021
2023 mofo
Thumbs up if you watching this in 2016!!!!!
+Jeff Phillips I don't care.
Didn't ask you.
Jeff Phillips watching this in 2017 hahahahaha
2017 thumbs..
hell yeah in 2017 i still watching this
This is an amazing feeling watching this all over again after all this years! I used to skateboard with all this movies! I truly believe i lived through the best years of skateboarding! I'm 43 now but I just want to buy a skateboard again and go crazy, what a feeling....
Jaime Gomes i agree and im 42 and black
I still have two decks...don't ride them though, as I'm 44 and sort of brittle
Jaime 73 just do it 🤘
Never quit, I won't.
Have they re-released all the PP boards as well? I think it was amazing they did that for the glory days of SC...I can see me purchasing one of them again eventually. They can def see the 40 somethings coming.
These guys were gods to me when I was kid. Still got mad respect for these cats. This video changed my life forever.
Thumbs up if watching in 2015!!
Jeff Phillips no... I'm watching this 8 years ago. wtf are you talking about? of course everyone is watching this in the last few years.
Jeff Phillips im sorry are you 9/11
King Aleks yeah
The raging waters footage with the soundtrack really brings back what the 80s actually felt like. the vert skating was legendary. they were blasting airs out of that ramp, nearly all the shots are tracking them against the sky.
Yeah, that footage looks magical, like a video game world or something.
I'm 45 now and loved this video when it came out in 1987. I remember going to Spyder Skate & Surf shop in Hermosa Beach, CA to buy it the first day it was available. Good Times.
Love the soundtrack and slow motion filming. Much better than using videotape.
The "Soundtrack" of my life... still singing these songs since 1988 when I Sk8.
i got this for my 11birthday and watched it everday before school till it burnt out. still remember every word in it and think it probably shaped the person i am. cheers santa cruz, classic
Same, all the time, when sk8 vids cost SO MUCH. Kids have no fucking idea how lucky they are today with this stuff.
First skate movie I ever watched, and I watched it when it came out back in the day. And now it's 2019! Skateboarding, the Fountain of Youth. 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Yes same here! It still holds up, such a great soundtrack as well. The very first I rented from my local skateshop, changed everything 👍
Powell Peralta generally made the best 80s skate videos, but Santa Cruz's Wheels of Fire really topped them all. The soundtrack is truly memorable. Natas's part blew my mind back then.
Streets on Fire is also great
This really set my mind on how beautiful skateboarding is
great old school skating, the good ole days!
***** yes my friend it was a different era .....a different time.skateboarding was admired and "cool" as is is now. it was dangerous the gangs would yell skaters suck and throw shit as they drove by .the jocks would scream skaters suck and throw shit as they drove by.after school rumbles some group always against the skaters.it was shorts over sweat pants. now its girls pants . what ever happened to tube pants. anyways I gotta hipper to nurse .slaatte
I was an Aussie kid living in Hong Kong and I skated with the locals there and when my birthday came around I just wanted a Rob Roskopp face board with indi trucks and slime ball wheels. I got it and I was In heaven. I remember all the names and all the boards that came out.
When I first got into skating I used to love studying those California Skate Shop? ads in the back of the mags that had a hundred or so images of tiny decks in black and white to learn all of the names and companies. I’m the same, if you give me a company name from the 80s I can still name all of the riders lol
After all these years, Kieth Slasher Meek skating hard with a broken arm, inspires the crap out of me. Thanks LEGEND
Here's the soundtrack...
01 WHAT'S SO STRANGE ABOUT ME? - Eight Day’z
02/03“Baby Don’t Love Me” and country/blue-grass tune (Jeff Kendall part)
04 STANDING ON THE VERGE - J.F.A. - (Jeff Kendall part)
05 DIFFERENT WORLDS - Eight Day’z - (Rob Roskopp skating down path)
06 HE WHO BEATS UP CHILDREN - Eight Day’z - (Freestyle part - not sure of skaters name)
07 WHEELS OF FIRE (I’m on fire) - Screaming Lord Salba & The Blue Flames
08 POOL - J.F.A. (Love bowl??)
09 JULIE'S SONG - J.F.A.
10 PICK POCKET MAN - Eight Day’z (NATAS bit)
11 LEAVE ME ALL ALONE - Eight Day’z (NATAS bit)
12 MY MOVIE - J.F.A.
13 ABA - J.F.A.
14 WHAT'S SO STRANGE ABOUT ME - Eight Day'z
this is my childhood. Love it forever. Little bit tears come along.
I was 12 years old at the end of the 80's when I saw this for the first time with my friends. Wow! it hit me like a rock.
damn i miss those days it was amazing be a teen or child and listen this kind of music and watching skate videos and be skater too
Natas doing a Back 270 lip on even just a curb is pretty ahead of its time lol. mid 80's super-tech!
Funny how skateboarding is coming back this way, with longboarding being so big, penny boards and all that. People are re-finding the fun in just shredding on a board and being good at it, than worrying about how many technical flip tricks you can do.
It will never really phase out like it did in the past. There are just so many options now and with net so much easier to get motivated. There has never been a better time to skate, young or old. I'm never gonna stop, its a serious addiction with so many benefits.
@Figgy Newton far out man, 7 year old comment you're replying to haha.
This could be the best skate film ever made.
Jessebaseballny . Streets on Fire kills this video
It's definitely one of them.
Maybe, but this was the first, it means a lot to many skaters from that era.
Bro this is a good one but nothing beats animal chin
Yeah agree Animal Chin are legend. the movie ever seen and the team Bones Brigade@@jizzo385
This video was my inspiration to start skating...it's been 32 years and still love it! Love the soundtrack!
I remember watching this with all of my buddies at my house in 1988. Some of the best days of my life. I'm now 43 and still hop on a board every once in a while. For being old and fat I can still ollie kick flip and other tricks as well.
This video and Animal Chin were our two go two videos. We lived to watch these and skate that was it. Being inside the house was not in the cards… you would have had to have been sick or it was raining outside.
Natas killing it... His part really stuck out to me. His skating is really down to earth. This video illustrates the line between what is flailing and what is thrashing.
Natas was amazing
I've actually met with the guitarist, who played on this. He shared rare photos and a video, which was shot live in a cinema. Absolutely stunning material
Steve Alba's piece in this video is the best in any other skate video. I don't think I'll ever see a better spot.
+Jessebaseballny Its sad watching it now, I remember the last night the Pipeline was open.. It was a heavy moment for everyone that 'grew up' there that night.
christbait yep i agree its sad that pipeline is gone, but that also adds more reasons as to why Salbas piece is the best in a skate video. I cant imagine how you guys felt that night like a piece of your youth was suddenly gone.
Good old times!!! \m/
I remember back when this came out, I hooked my vcr up to a tape deck and recorded the songs- great soundtrack!
You were a step ahead of me as I just set a tape recorder in front of the TV and hit record.
I was in the tenth grade when this one came out. The soundtrack was as awesome as the skateboarding😎👍🏿
Rob Roskopp was a personal favorite, coolest decks,santa cruz, next to schmidt stix ;P
Yup i had one my favorite deck back in the day 😎🤘
Loved his graphicw
Back then, we had fads on the coast first, and skateboarding was like this in the early 80s in California valley. Abandoned pools and half-pipes in the backyards. By the late 80s we'd moved to the mountains and we'd fly 50 mph down steep hills. One thing I really appreciate is that those guys encouraged pads and equipment, allowed total abandonment knowing you could roll out.
Fuck yeah, I grew up skating at The Pipeline and those spots Steve Alba's segment shows. Steve and Micke were the kings of Pipeline hands down. We wore the shit out of this VHS in junior high watching him and Natas's segment over and over and over..
This video is forever timeless this will forever be a artifact of culture
so 80s it hurts, i love it!
That intro went so hard.
I remember the shopping center me and my friends skated finally got security to run us out. We gave those guys a hard time just like in the video. 80's were a great time to be a live.
Thanks to these old school videos, I’m learning to skate with style!
One of the finest videos of the 80s..their team killed in that time period..its really a toss up between this streets on fire.and the early h street videos..anyways..always..fun 2 watch .no matter how many times..never gets old...FUSE1..NS .812.. ..
It's hard to compare Wheels with those, they seem like the next gen in skate vids, just as good though.
My friends and I used to watch this over and over back in the late 80s, along with Streets of Fire. Then masses of videos started coming out in the early 90s and my mates moved on from the old 80s vids. But I never stopped watching this (and a few others like Molecules of Motion, Sick Boys, Animal Chin and Public Domain). Every now and then in the 90s and 2000s I’d put on Wheels of Fire if I was hosting a bbq or get-together and all of the old gang would be so into it! Even mates who weren’t into skating would comment on how well it was shot and how cool the soundtrack is. It was an all-round favourite, long after it’s release.
Simply legendary
wow....this was so awesome to watch! great time in life....
love this one , i remember watching it in 1988 i was 21 , it made me go out and buy a board !
The question is do you still skate today?
I’m gonna say I was raised right, I’m 20 years old now, born in 2004 and grew up watching these kinds of videos, I still have a VHS copy of this and a vhs player that still works (most of the time) but I love this music, the clips, the way they dressed, everything I love it all and apply it to my life style.
Definitely, one of the best sk8 vids EVER. So bad, so good & soooo 80s.
Best film ever ! Watching it on VCR in 87 and now again in 2018
Natas was my God . When skateboarding was real !
Pissed I let a friend borrow my VHS copy years ago and never got that shit back. As a kid I I got Wheels of fire x-mas of 1988 and played that shit every fucking day. Natus to this day is still the fucking man !
Got this tape in beta. I remember going to someplace store to record this from my friend's VHS tape to beta. When I finally got it, all time in replay mode. Seeing all this USA locations, the music. Great memories of a different and simplier era
These guys were so freakin' cool... I miss the 80's and the 90'ies
Están bien los.videos.de.profesionales . Gente con estilo 😎 pero no hay que olvidarse nunca de.los.buenos ratos.y de.la naturalidad y la.gracia de aquellos.maravillosos.años.
amazing what these guys did with the old boards. Nearly straight out flat.
hemmojito Zero nose, enormous tail, flat as a pancake, heavy as lead, way too high off the ground...and Natas could still ollie trash cans and fire hydrants. Amazing.
this makes me proud to have grown up a skater in Santa Cruz
Man…. We watched this everyday back in the late 80s
31:33 That music is so chill and mellow, love it even still...what a blast just to sesh on that...SC forever.
The nostalgia is overwhelming.
Wheels of Fire has aged pretty darn well, all things considered when viewed with the Vision video from ‘87 and Animal Chin.
The MUSIC, though!! Love everything about this!! 2018 in da house!
good old times, i wish i start skating again at age of 44 years old :)
The moves, the sound. It's all there.
Jeff Kendall. So smooth. So great.
Pumpkin Eruption. My first board.
Love this VHS. Such a great soundtrack.
My first as well. This video is responsible for so much, lol. I still can't remember what happened to it.
This video inspired and shaped me and my brother on so many levels that I still think about it until this day (12/20/18). We are excited to watch this again after so many years!
Natal Kaupas @26:06 Best street skating segment on any video at the time. My VHS tape was worn out at this section from over usage.
*Natas lol
Andre La Rouge And then Streets on Fire came out he became a legend. That part changed the history of skateboarding.
bassage13 yeah, yeah. The spinny thing on top of the fire hydrant was pure CLASS mate. Great days for street skating ('87 - '90 was when I was shredding it). Kool bro.
This was the video I studied when I started skating back in the day. Prob saw this vid hundreds of times. Music is epic! Sure brings back memories.
This was so sweet. The Ragjng Waters San Jose session was amazing.
Man I miss the bad old days!!
Still have a lot of decks from this time ! I lived it so badly
37:58 This footage is stuff of legends. I've seen plenty of Raging Waters skate videos, but no other could replicate this. The blue sky and blue waters on background with Christian flying high and that soundtrack, it's poetry in motion.
Used to have this and Streets On Fire. Ah the memories.
I used to watch these and it always hyped me up to go out on my skateboard. The problem is a) I was crap and b) there wasn't anywhere good to skate near where I lived.
I’m glad this is out and one of my favorite memories 🙏
i love this old school videos,i did grow up watching and listening them
I love shape boards I just got my first a couple weeks ago. so much stabler it's like a tiny longboard. Very inspirational video.
Me and the gang all watched this when it came out got stoked and skated till the early morn....good ol days
Best skate time of my childhood ! the 80's best decade ever period ! feel pitty for the youngsters now these days!
One of the coolest documentaries I’ve ever seen.
Came for the fire weelz stayed for the Natas, Inovator!
Can't stop listenning to it. Sometimes I watch only the beginning of the video only to hear it (even if the whole video is great)
Great to watch again. Probably my all time favorite video when skating in the 80s.
JFA Julie's Song with the Nude Bowl footage was always my favorite pairing of music/skating in any video.
This video rules
Natas, the greatest street skater that ever lived.
One of the big four, no question.
Tom Penny:Hold my beer. 😂
@@chrishendricks4613 The only thing right about that statement is the laugh emoji at the end of it.
I was 12 or 13 when I got my copy of this VHS. I watched it over and over again. It definitely framed a lifestyle that I thought I would have at 19 or 20. Didn't happen.
"I like to sit in my room and listen to a lot of loud music and play my guitar. It's loud. It's cool.".
Thank god I still have this on VHS. Such a great video.
These vids were my inspiration to get better. best times of my life was glad the nose came out though..
Talk about memories!!! Classic skate flick...Natas was one of the first to do sick Ollie tricks well.
His ollies were sick, his style was amazing, still remains in my Top5 of all time for many reasons.
Natas was the first street skater to understand that flatland exists...
His Ollie airwalk off the flat is sick and the natas spin
@Roger T Groh yeah but Natas and the Gonz did it with a whole lot more style , Mullen was just a freak , all tech in a 2ft square space.
This and the Shackle me not soundtracks are my favourite skate movie soundtracks ❤
At 39:39 Grabke is skating Oj II street 92a' wheels ! 1987 damn man
I'm glad I bought those reissues from Santa Cruz man ! Cost me $60
But since I saw them in this video
I'm totally stoked 🔥🔥🔥⚔
OJs and Slimeballs have always made awesome fucking wheels. I'm skating the reissued 65mm/97a Slimeballs speed wheels right now. It's cool to be able to get the old shit again even though it's all reissued.
wowzers! I got this cassette tape in 1987,88 ,it was called born to skate! Some of the tracks to this documentary are on that tape. I haven't herd them since then 💥kaboom, plus all those designs on the boards bring me back big time!!!thanks for putting this up.
Magnifico!