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Cliché Classics with JB Gillet and Lucas Puig in ‘Freedom Fries’.

Ryan — Tue, 07 May 2013 23:00:11 +0000

Cliché take it back to 2004 as they bring you JB Gillet and Lucas Puig’s ‘Freedom Fries’ sections in the latest installment of their Classics series…

Sunday Service: Leo Smith – “Hello Coco” (2004)

Ryan — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 08:00:35 +0000

How’s that for an opener? Leo Smith escapes the archways via a nollie flip that’s probably older than Jar-Jar Binks’ wisdom teeth.
- Seville: DC UK All Up In This Quiche, 2009.

The regular footed half of Cornwall’s Smith twins heads to London and beyond to lay claim to the opening section from Ian Passmore’s 2004 independent release Hello Coco. There’s even a few of Leo’s famous mates tagged on at the end too…

Unseen Geoff Rowley 2003/2004 footage!

Ryan — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 00:40:11 +0000

Four minutes of unseen Geoff Rowley footage and unused angles has surfaced online, filmed throughout 2003 and 2004 whilst out gathering footage for Flip Skateboards’ “Really Sorry” DVD.

Check out the Joe Krolick edited clip below, featuring raw Geoff madness from LA, Denver and Miami – keep an eye out for the Mark Appleyard cameo too…

Sunday Service: Frank Stephens – “In Motion” (2004)

Ryan — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 09:00:38 +0000

Wrap your eyes around Frank Stephens’ legendary section from the last Sidewalk video “In Motion” now! Filmed mainly during Frank’s time spent between Unabomber and Cliché at rural spots everywhere from Spanish farmyards to Ipswich backstreets by Ben Powell and Neil Chester.

The first Liverpool premiere took place last night, with London, Bristol, Belfast, Glasgow and Milton Keynes to follow. Keep an eye on the site for updates and further details.

Used and unseen Paul Silvester “In Motion” footage (2004)

Ryan — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 10:34:53 +0000

Following on from our Ben Grove “In Motion” Sunday Service at the weekend, an edit of old Paul Silvester footage has just surfaced online, featuring a whole load if unseen northern business gathered whilst filming for the last Sidewalk video back around 2004.

A few clips from this edit were used in Paul’s “In Motion” section, a couple of bits appeared in the Unabomber video “Up The Rebels”, but a lot of it remains unseen.

Clear the next three minutes of your day, press play below now and enjoy!

Sunday Service: Ben Grove – “In Motion” (2004)

Ryan — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 09:00:00 +0000

As the time passes until the UK premieres of the next Sidewalk video “In Progress”, shock yourself again with the pure gnarl of Ben Grove’s opening section from the 2004 Sidewalk offering “In Motion”, by Neil Chester and Ben Powell.

The last trick is still untouchable…

Check out “In Progress” premiere info here: Sidewalk “In Progress” video premieres – Liverpool, London and Belfast info!

Sunday Service: Garry “Woody” Woodward – “Leisure” (2004)

Ryan — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 09:00:14 +0000

This week we thought we’d use our Sunday invasion of your inbox to draw your attention to the skateboarding of Manchester’s Garry “Woody” Woodward. I’m sure you’re all well aware, but Woody’s been literally killing it for years, taking care of both street and park business with ease, starting out racking up coverage in the mid 90′s and continuing right through to the present day.

We were hoping to bring you his section from Neil Chester’s 1999 VHS “Hating Life” but my copy seems to have randomly gone AWOL, meaning we decided to bring you a later section from Woody, this time from Stu Bentley’s infamous 2004 release “Leisure”.

Click play below, sit back and enjoy!

Creme Skateboards in Tenerife – 2004. With Flynn, Rodney…

Ryan — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 11:27:43 +0000

Last week, Mike “Tidy Mike” Pearson finally got round to finishing up the edit from the 2004 Creme Skateboards trip to Tenerife, 7 years after the article appeared in Kingpin!

Anyway, check out some vintage action from Flynn Trotman, Rodney Clarke, Manuel Margreiter and Dominik Dietrich now.

Cremerife from still in progress on Vimeo.

Sunday Service: London Montage – “Static 2″ (2004)

Ryan — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 09:00:12 +0000

Get ready for an injection of Sunday morning London goodness from way back in 2004!

Click play below for the London montage from Josh Stewart’s independent masterpiece “Static 2″, featuring raw street antics from the likes of Benny Fairfax, Olly Todd, Paul Shier, Daniel “Snowy” Kinloch, Joey Pressey, Charlie Young and others.

Once you’ve finished giving that a good rinsing, head on over to www.theoriesofatlantis.com for more of Josh’s work.

See you next Sunday!

London Montage – “Static 2″ (2004) >>

ON Video – the full Love Park documentary (2004)

Ryan — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 00:02:12 +0000

To coincide with the ongoing release of Josh Kalis’ “Epicly Later’d” episode, Quartersnacks have decided to share with the world the now hard to find thirty minute Love Park documentary from ON Video that was first released back in 2004.

As the Epicly Later’d coverage of Kalis’ Love Park days is obviously more focused on Kalis, the DGK crew, stories and specific events more than Love itself, the guys at Quartersnacks thought it was only right to pay the legendary Philadelphia spot a bit more attention – so sit back and hit play below for the backstory to the parks original design, interviews with many of the main and influential heads found at Love over the years, including Josh Kalis, Stevie Williams, Ricky Oyola, Bam Margera and others, plenty of classic footage from the early 90′s right up to 2004, the impact of the X-Games, the fight to save Love and more!

ON Video: Love Park Documentary (2004) from Quartersnacks on Vimeo.