"Rubber Boys" Public Domain intro is one of the best parts of all time. Black and white film with Chuck Treece music. Made you want to get out and skate!
To see Steve Saiz Ollie sad to fakie is the most impressive thing I've ever seen live. I think my jaw has never dropped so far. Saw him at a demo in Sweden, i went to see cab, but i couldn't let Steve go with my eyes. One of skateboardhistory most underappreciated 👍👍👍
@@HappyBowser777 you can watch Steve Saiz doing an Ollie sad to fakie at 0.14 in this video. It's small compared to what I saw... But shows the trick prefect Actually.. the one at 0.24 might be even better Link in comment below
Another great episode, love hearing all the OG stories from Saiz. Please keep them coming & bring Jessie Martinez on Natas, Neil Blender, Gonz, the list goes on & on.
Woah! Steve Saiz!? Blast from the past. We're all getting old, I'm almost 50. Saiz might be a couple years older. Great to see all the old heros comin out
you already know those feather boards are friggin dope.. .Dubs mentioning operation ivy and saiz mentioning shepherd fairey are things for the kids to check out
"My weakness is I can't say no. My weakness is I can't let go. So stay with me I'll let you know That love is something I can show. I heard it's not bad to do without, ...it's in my mind, I'll work it out. I tried and tried and got nowhere. But still I know what it's all about."
The extra long lapper was called the super bird. It was called the bird because the long part coming off the base looks like a middle finger flipping you off. 😂
Met him with Tony, Ray Underhill, and a Canadian freestyler who’s name slips my mind right now. They did a demo at Maximus in Cambridge, MA and they were incredible and came outside and hung out with us all like it was no big deal. I recall talking to Stevie about Rocco and SMA and Vallely and his attitude was just like “whatever, to each his own”…He came so close to landing his first McTwist that day but no dice. He was one of the coolest pros I ever met.
Great episode! I never rode a “tail feather” “bird” “lapper” or “Short Ribs - the things Steve was referencing - but as a four decade skater I love geeking out on the history! Thanks again Nine Club
dope interview Steve siaz did a demo at my jr high in 1988 june the last day of school or second to last day. Me and a couple heads talked to him before or after the demo cant remember what he said to us but he was hella cool no attitude my bike got stolen that day the next day I bought my first complete legit board at pacific sun wear. monty nolder was my first board the tiki graphics one that was schmitt stix one of the first nose concave boards
Love the artists episodes. Not only board graphics, photography/cinematography, music or fashion but also real art made by skateboarders. Talk to Greg "Craola" Simkins, great painter and skater
I know it's easier said than done but damn would be soooo rad to have Cardiel on the big show.... Sam Hitz would be super entertaining as well. This was such a great episode gentleman Saiz, Mountain, Vallely and Mullen came to my hometown in 87...
Damn. I forgot about “short ribs”, mini rails for the tail. Never had them but remember a kid that had the “full kit” or nose guard, rails, lapped, skid plate and short ribs.
My bro had a Nash board in like 88 from Toys r Us, it was quite decent, was flat but had kryptonics slammers wheels and fast bearings, then he had a Maui and Sons that seemed really nice wood and cave, slammers again. I had a couple of Variflex before my first legit board.
We need to have a camera to show a close up of some of the stuff on the show like that feather skateboard Steve gifted, a camera pointed from a birds eye view where chris or someone could show it off for 30 seconds would be really cool.
Interesting listening to you guys talk about how architects accidentally design skate spots. If like me you enjoy geeking out on that sort of thing check out Ian Borden he's a skater and professor of architecture at ucl. Wrote a book on the subject Skateboarding and the City:
I remember the Freak Show Kelly - pretty sure there was a bearded lady in there somewhere. It wasn't that long ago and you couldn't miss it because it was probably the biggest attraction on the boardwalk! So weird that no one knew of it.
Come on Gents: Vision, G&S, Powell,Santa Cruz, Schmidt, Sims, Zorlac, Brand X, Hosoi, Tracker had the Lester Kasai board, Madrid, Alva, JFA, SMA, Lake, Town & Country, Blockhead....
I remember when Steve was on SK8 TV ...him,christian ,Natas...and others...it was awesome...it was soooo hard to find any skate stuff back in the day....shout out Skate Master Tate 💪💀🤘
1:27:45 did anyone catch that. Over $100k check= over 100k saiz decks sold in 1 month. Wow😳 😲 $40 of that is from me in 87' $40 for barbee $40 for underhill $40 for guerrero I spent hella $ on powell
"Rubber Boys" Public Domain intro is one of the best parts of all time. Black and white film with Chuck Treece music. Made you want to get out and skate!
It's so good!
Fuck yea it did!
"STEVE SAIZ, ERIC SANDERSON, RRRRRAY BARBEE AND CHET, THOMAS!"
Because the rubber-boys part got me so hyped, I had the hardest time watching all of Public Domain.
@@helorumtheknightsofmambrin2155 Doug Smiths Run was dope too!
Loving the new format with some video sprinkled in…Steve Saiz 👏
Glad you like it!!
Yeah it bums me out we didn’t have it for soooo many of the legends from 4-6 years ago. Gotta get some of those people back on now.
To see Steve Saiz Ollie sad to fakie is the most impressive thing I've ever seen live. I think my jaw has never dropped so far. Saw him at a demo in Sweden, i went to see cab, but i couldn't let Steve go with my eyes. One of skateboardhistory most underappreciated 👍👍👍
shit you can add me to that list 😁👍💯 underappreciated that is 😥😥😥
Could you describe the ollie sad to fakie (not a sad plant?)?
@@HappyBowser777 you can watch Steve Saiz doing an Ollie sad to fakie at 0.14 in this video. It's small compared to what I saw... But shows the trick prefect
Actually.. the one at 0.24 might be even better
Link in comment below
@@HappyBowser777 th-cam.com/video/OGvlpyUfpd4/w-d-xo.html
@@patrikhornqvist3835 So it's what is now called an Ollie Melon to fakie, the name Sad/Melancholy -> Melon, love that trick! Thanks for the answer =)
Another banger, it’s a HOT summer. Saiz is a legend
Another great episode, love hearing all the OG stories from Saiz. Please keep them coming & bring Jessie Martinez on Natas, Neil Blender, Gonz, the list goes on & on.
Natas, Gonz, Sheffey and Hensley
Im so hoping for a Blender episode soon!
Literally our wish list.. Thank you!!!
Blender!
That Hensley drop is going to be a great day! Shout out H street
Steve Saiz Peralta board, Totem is still has one of the coolest graphics I have seen till this day and it was released back in 89.
I ordered that deck mail order from Endless Grind when businesses still shipped C.O.D. Strictly off the graphic 🔥 🔥 🔥
Woah! Steve Saiz!? Blast from the past. We're all getting old, I'm almost 50. Saiz might be a couple years older. Great to see all the old heros comin out
In Public Domain the rubber-boys part was, for me, a huge inspiration.
Oh hell yeah!
you already know those feather boards are friggin dope.. .Dubs mentioning operation ivy and saiz mentioning shepherd fairey are things for the kids to check out
"My weakness is I can't say no.
My weakness is I can't let go.
So stay with me I'll let you know
That love is something I can show.
I heard it's not bad to do without,
...it's in my mind, I'll work it out.
I tried and tried and got nowhere.
But still I know what it's all about."
I had that pink board, loved Saiz. Good to see him on the show, he's cool!
Rad! Steve is the man!
THX GUYS!!
Thank you!
Operation Ivy and Dinosaur Jr are both legendary bands
Love Dinosaur Jr!
Great episode
Such a laid back and funny guy
Thanks!
Yeeesss my brother! El Dorado in the house! Watching now. So hyped they had you on!
The extra long lapper was called the super bird. It was called the bird because the long part coming off the base looks like a middle finger flipping you off. 😂
aahhhhh gotcha! -crob
Met him with Tony, Ray Underhill, and a Canadian freestyler who’s name slips my mind right now. They did a demo at Maximus in Cambridge, MA and they were incredible and came outside and hung out with us all like it was no big deal. I recall talking to Stevie about Rocco and SMA and Vallely and his attitude was just like “whatever, to each his own”…He came so close to landing his first McTwist that day but no dice. He was one of the coolest pros I ever met.
Kevin Harris?
Yes! Thank You! Kevin Harris is correct!
So sicc, my first “real” board, black bones graphic with some T-bones. This one brought me back 💙
First real board was a G&S Disaster. First rider board though was the Saiz too.
Great episode
"is that what you guys did before you got here ?" Had me rolling !
Still Dreaming of that KOSTON Episode!!
We are too!
That custom feather board is so so so,
Sick, love it! Want one...... great episode.......
Right?! Their dope as hell!
Well you can order one!! HAHAAAA!! Glad you like!!
solid episode boys!
Steve is the man!
Another Great Episode Bro's !!
Steve Saiz is a good Dude !!
😎👍🌴☀️🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹
No doubt!
Now this is my kinda episode love the saiz bros
Steve's the man! So many great stories!
@@thenineclub too kind!!
Great episode! I never rode a “tail feather” “bird” “lapper” or “Short Ribs - the things Steve was referencing - but as a four decade skater I love geeking out on the history! Thanks again Nine Club
yes that is where gonz did the first rail ever done in skateboarding 💯 GSD RULES.
History ones are the best. Love hearing from the OGs
dope interview Steve siaz did a demo at my jr high in 1988 june the last day of school or second to last day. Me and a couple heads talked to him before or after the demo cant remember what he said to us but he was hella cool no attitude my bike got stolen that day the next day I bought my first complete legit board at pacific sun wear. monty nolder was my first board the tiki graphics one that was schmitt stix one of the first nose concave boards
Love the artists episodes. Not only board graphics, photography/cinematography, music or fashion but also real art made by skateboarders. Talk to Greg "Craola" Simkins, great painter and skater
Feather decks are so cool!
Imagine a huge Comanche shield with the feather decks decorating it
Definitely no target back in the Byrd lapped days 🙌great episode !siez is the raddest!
ahh finally. been seeing his name alot on those boards Christopher heitt skates,looks sick,good episode probably watch more then once.
I know it's easier said than done but damn would be soooo rad to have Cardiel on the big show.... Sam Hitz would be super entertaining as well. This was such a great episode gentleman Saiz, Mountain, Vallely and Mullen came to my hometown in 87...
Agreed!
This is such a great episode one of the best
Kickass show, once again fellaz
Thank you!
Such a great interview.
Damn. I forgot about “short ribs”, mini rails for the tail. Never had them but remember a kid that had the “full kit” or nose guard, rails, lapped, skid plate and short ribs.
Rib bones 🍻
Rad, can we get Natas on, isn’t he local
We're trying, he's a damn legend!
love the old school dudes on here ..💜💜💜💜😁😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏
Us too! So much history to be told to us!
I’ll watch this 20 times before Gary vee
what Phil Frost at DC?! I didn't know that awesome info!! Steve rules.
One of my heroes when i still rocked a variflex.
*edit maybe i had the Vision Tom Grohoski?
*Groholski
haha memories kick in. Had the Bucky Lasek later...Such fond memories! love ya all!
Great episode!!!
Thank you!!!
that was a great episode
Thanks!
My bro had a Nash board in like 88 from Toys r Us, it was quite decent, was flat but had kryptonics slammers wheels and fast bearings, then he had a Maui and Sons that seemed really nice wood and cave, slammers again. I had a couple of Variflex before my first legit board.
The grip tape was mad on that Nash though was like iron filings glued to the top or something.
We need to have a camera to show a close up of some of the stuff on the show like that feather skateboard Steve gifted, a camera pointed from a birds eye view where chris or someone could show it off for 30 seconds would be really cool.
We need to add a seventh camera!?? hahaha
Make it 17
Y'all should put up a big timeline of video releases on the wall for reference
Awesome 🤘 Great episode……. Rog.. is it a lottery ticket behind Chris? Was it a show stopper 🤘 hope it was you guys deserve it 🔥🔥🤘
Erik Bragg's "Lottery" ticket
A far as I can remember, plastic protection named thusly: Nose bone, jaw bone, rails/ribs, mini ribs, tail bone
I had a Nash board growing up.
Interesting listening to you guys talk about how architects accidentally design skate spots. If like me you enjoy geeking out on that sort of thing check out Ian Borden he's a skater and professor of architecture at ucl. Wrote a book on the subject Skateboarding and the City:
I remember the Freak Show Kelly - pretty sure there was a bearded lady in there somewhere. It wasn't that long ago and you couldn't miss it because it was probably the biggest attraction on the boardwalk! So weird that no one knew of it.
My first deck was the 1989 Saiz Totem!!
Blue
Classic!!!
plus ollies were coming into the picture and so loseing some weight would help to get the board up higher.
Hey Chris you all should get Shaun white on the show!!
Come on Gents: Vision, G&S, Powell,Santa Cruz, Schmidt, Sims, Zorlac, Brand X, Hosoi, Tracker had the Lester Kasai board, Madrid, Alva, JFA, SMA, Lake, Town & Country, Blockhead....
You're hired!
@@thenineclub ur right... I'm a prick. Apologies
In the 80s everybody's first launch ramp that they built went to vert , the first launch was trash.
Skate TV: Steve Saiz
I remember when Steve was on SK8 TV ...him,christian ,Natas...and others...it was awesome...it was soooo hard to find any skate stuff back in the day....shout out Skate Master Tate 💪💀🤘
Great history
Love the history lessons!
Nine Club much love dudes. Please could you try get on Frankie Hill 🤘🏻
Ken Park! Ken Park! Ken Park! Ken Park! Ken Park!
you guys should have frankie hill on the show!!!!!!!!!
Yes We should!
Yessh top show legends....
Thanks Scottie!
get jesse martinez on please.
Super down for that!
This dude rocks
He's the man!
darkstar decks are still made by dwindle, its the trucks wheels and bearings that end up being cheap.
best ending yet.
So has anyone made the Crob/Ripper animation yet?
Not to our knowledge haha
The Legend
Someone must remember the Tracker Trucks lapper.
Great episode.
Yeah right Steve . NASH was the shit! I had a executioner then I got a fly me. But then I saw a Lucero, and was like oh that's what I need
heck yea!!!
The dinky rails for the tail were called “short ribs.”
more Dinosaur jr talk would be tight
Ray barbee’s no comply 180 is flawless.
just leaving a comment for the algorithm. great episode
Appreciate you! haha
Dude they had a whole TV show what Kelly is talking about
1:27:45 did anyone catch that. Over $100k check= over 100k saiz decks sold in 1 month. Wow😳 😲
$40 of that is from me in 87'
$40 for barbee
$40 for underhill
$40 for guerrero
I spent hella $ on powell
Kelly's always salivating lol
so cool, shouts to maga
No one mentions SMA when talking about the board companies that were around… Natas never coming on.😅
I'm sure he's highly offended. haha
Nice dude.
Agreed
and so are you!!
Another one.
😆
He is really happy person.
Jim Rose Circus Sideshow?
Right to Left on the pounds!
When Ollie's came
Actual Saiz
NEXT GUEST: Pierre André Senizergues.
NEXT GUEST: Leo Romero.
Hill, Barbee
So fucking good.
Jim Roses freak show ? That was popular
Skrewball whisky do be dangerous
hahahaha
NEXT GUEST: Pierre André Senizergues.
NEXT GUEST: LEO ROMERO.
Powdered Milk Man wow what a trip, gather this dude legit
What happen to stop and chat ?
It's alot for us to produce 3 shows a week.. We'll sprinkle a few of them in once in a while
@@thenineclub that's understandable great episode guys Steve is the man!
Da mini ramp champ!