Steve "Salba" Alba | 2016 | Skateboarding Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
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- 2016 Skateboarding Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony of Steve Alba for the 1970s Era Two category. Previous inductees for the 1970s era two category include Tony Alva, Stacy Peralta, Jay Adams, Alan Gelfand, Steve Olson, and Duane Peters. For more information on the Skateboarding Hall of Fame visit, www.skateboardinghalloffame.org and please join us every spring in Orange County, CA for the Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony.
From his era he is the only one that never stopped since day one,for that alone he is a Legend,a legend with the best lines..
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Keep going
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audio is shit.
Shame on Steve. None of these suits lived it but sure want to make money off it. Sell out. And fyi, I've skated combi with him (insert danforth favorite phrase here).
Just turned into telling his sponsors they don’t pay him enough and he wants more money. Yeah definitely 100% skateboarder lol
I guess someone should get him a pair of shoes. But seriously, the guy can carve.
You haven't seen him skate anything other than backyard pools in TH-cam videos.
@@nkmcfrln Is he really that good?
@@anoniconoclast2030 yes. the best lines in bacckyard pools ever
Somebody needs to hook Salba up with a shoe. I know older dudes like myself and other 80’s kids would buy them up faster than they could make them.
Should. Projecting needs accomplishes nothing productive. Please utilize empowering language wisely. Thanks
Ive known Salba for over 40 years. Rowe, Bellenger, and I were part of a crew that worked at the Pipeline skatepark. Mr and Mrs Alba were a huge part of Steve's success. I am so happy to see Steve inducted into the hall of fame, Congrats Steve! Badlands rule!
Right on
By far Salba is one of the best, humble, gracious, and most gnarly skateboarders' of our past, present and future times. Big Time Congratulations Salba; if anyone has ever deserved being in the Skateboarding Hall of Fame, it is you.
That word (cringe) doesn't apply to these guys
Love that they are playing X
My dad didnt give up in the 80s
My roots from Upland deep!
Skated Kelly Belmar wit em
Legend
Dude my dad used to be friends with Steve alba
I went to Chaffey College with Salba...he was in my graphic arts class...he gave me some wheels when I used to skate the Pipeline before it closed. Nice guy and super creative artist. His uncle is even related to my family in California...I went skating at the park in Austin...I quit skating a while ago and could hardly walk afterwards...He will always be a skate legend in my mind and fun classmate....
Salba!!!! You rule. Vans, come on, Salba is the OG ruler and should have multiple shoes. BADLANDS.
Best edger I've ever seen, oh my god you did it again
He was the first skateboarder that I ever saw do them. I had no idea from pictures. Couldn't contain myself watching him skate the round part of the Combi. He had the Cars 'Lust for Kicks' on a loop ; )
The one with those blue wheels. Fucking insane impossible looking shit.
I rode a Kbeam back in the day
Skateboarding is an Adventure
Salbas Hair fucking Rules
Salba shoes would be awesome. But this is just cringe.
He should get a shoe. They would sell out immediately.
@Lavern It's not that he seems bitter, he's just so damn inarticulate. Cringe!
@@sadhvacman7238 no
Right On 😎
Punk as fuck, what a legend
ripping
What happened to Malba?
Homelessness, drug, & alcohol addiction (He beat all 3 and is doing much better). He is actively recovering and is involved in the local church. I worked with him for a week or so last year during the summer.
CRINGE WORTHY. Why did he and Duane blow so badly? But I have to say, check out epic salba run here on you tube. I would buy those shoes only if they didn't look as bad as this Hall of Fame cringe.
Duane Peters blew?!?
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Watched him rule Pipeline for years as a kid. Good for him. Another Montclair/Upland kid. But I feel like the reason he's not more in the public consciousness is because he got too content to be the big fish in a small pond (the Badlands) during a crucial time in his career. All his peers came up in pools too but branched out onto the vert ramp circuit, tried to be progressive, and basically got themselves out there. Salba didn't do that. So while there's no arguing he's a legend, that doesn't make him a marketable commodity.
But who's to say going the way he did isn't totally 100% what skating is all about! Back in the 70's it was all about backyard pools. All the guys wanted to be a sponsored backyard pool skater. He did it all his life.