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“A Day at the World Park: Episode 2″ – Steve Rocco

Ryan — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 00:01:13 +0000

World Industries mastermind Steve Rocco takes to his own skatepark way back in 1992 for the second of Socrate’s excellent “A Day at the World Park” series…

A Day In The World Park – Episode 1: New World Order

Ryan — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 03:54:36 +0000

Socrates Leal is clearing out the vault of old World Industries park footage via a new series of 30 Shot web videos entitled “A Day At The World Park”.

Episode 1 sees Shiloh Greathouse hitting the park back whilst filming for “New World Order” was in full swing, around about 1992/1993, with Steve Cales, Daewon Song and a couple of other friends in tow…

Voice-overs by Socrates and James Craig.

Tom Penny at the Monmouth Ramps (1992)

Ryan — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 10:00:22 +0000

Cast your eyes below for the second dose of rare Tom Penny goodness to kickstart your week, this time filmed at the Monmouth Ramps by Denny back in 1992.

History, bitch!

Geoff Rowley – Rollersnakes “720″ section via Flip Skateboards

Ryan — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 10:57:46 +0000

Flip Skateboards have been digging in the vaults once again, this time coming through with Geoff Rowley’s section from Rollersnakes infamous 1992 video release “720″.

Delve into some 19 year old Scouse gnarl from a mini-Geoff below…

Rune Glifberg – Rollersnakes “720″ section via Flip Skateboards

Ryan — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 00:00:54 +0000

Furthering their raiding of the archives, Flip Skateboards have come through with Rune Glifberg’s section from the 1992 Rollersnakes video “720″, filmed during the original build of the infamous Radlands skatepark in Northampton.

Click play below to get watching…

Rune Glifberg “720″ Video Part from Hellaclips on Vimeo.

Sunday Service: Alex Moul – “720″ (1992)

Ryan — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 10:00:53 +0000

Seen Hoss’s Crossroad US mission video blog “Himalayan Ninja Goat” yet? No? Get on it!

Anyway, to celebrate getting some up to date Alex Moul footage on the site, we’ve dug deep into the vault and decided to bring you Alex’s section from the 1992 Rollersnakes VHS “720″. Late flips, underflips, curb madness and a cameo from a mini Tom Penny awaits. Click the first link below to find yourself fired 19 years (at least) into the past…

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Unseen Rob Selley footage – 1992-1996

Ryan — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 03:13:40 +0000

All hail Bobby G!

A new collection of unseen Rob Selley footage surfaced online last night, filmed in and around Milton Keynes between 1992 and 1996 by Linsey Knight.

There’s not much more to be said other than that this is some exceptional and highly rare shit. Motive represent!

Viewing is compulsory – delve in…

Dan Cintra’s Bloggatron returns – more from the teenage bloggatapes!

Ryan — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 02:36:02 +0000

Dan Cintra is back on a Bloggatron tip, this time bringing you another selection of clips from his LongPlay VHS “teenage bloggatape”.

See below for a good couple of minutes of Monkmoor local Martin “Fungus” Young, predominantly filmed across 1992/1993 at the old Monkmoor Skatepark, Shrewsbury…

BLOGGATRON 6-FUNGYTRON(return to the teenage bloggatapes). from Dan Cintra on Vimeo.

Rob Selley at Radlands (1992)

Ryan — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 00:06:07 +0000

Andy from Arkology has unearthed and uploaded a proper early 90′s treat for us to end the week with – Milton Keynes legend Rob Selley’s winning run from a Radlands comp on the OG set up, filmed 18 years back in 1992.

Oh yeah, think on whilst you’re watching this that the handy lens-work is that of one Leopold Sharp…

Friends section – “Bubblegum Weekend” (1991/1992). Rare Penny, Evans…

Ryan — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 11:30:45 +0000

Fraser Hamilton’s been digging in the vaults and has uploaded the friends section from “Bubblegum Weekend”, the 1991/1992 London based video produced by Fraser, Mark Channer and Mike Manzoori.

See below for three minutes of super rare footage from the likes of Simon Evans and a mini Tom Penny, amongst several other Southern heads of time and visiting friends.

Nice work Fraser – keep ‘em coming!