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Wallpaper number 29: Joe Gavin – wallride nollie out.

Ryan — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 10:00:33 +0000

Photo: Leo Sharp.

Select the correct size wallpaper for your computer, click on the image to enlarge, then right click – “set image as desktop background”. Alternatively, right click “save image”, then set the saved file as your desktop background. Either way, you’re in business!

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Joe Gavin’s 2011/2012 HD Remix.

Ryan — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 00:12:05 +0000

2011/2012 Ninja Fingers business rehashed by Nano and served up in one f*cking brilliant clip.

Joe Gavin – HD Remix from Sean Lomax on Vimeo.

Note do The Pump Cage – Joe Gavin, Tony Da Silva, Nev, Dom Henry…

Ryan — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 11:49:30 +0000

Manchester’s heavy hitting Note crew head undercover for a mid-winter session at The Pump Cage – featuring Joe Gavin, Tony Da Silva, Nev, Dom Henry and more.

Snake Eyes Die out soon – support, support!

WWW.NOTESHOP.CO.UK from Snake Eyes Films. on Vimeo.

Sunday Service: Tony Da Silva – “Workers and Lurkers” (2006)

Ryan — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 09:00:43 +0000

One time East representative and now The Harmony rider Tony Da Silva brightens up your Sunday morning with a solid 5 minutes worth of technical nonchalance from Joe Gavin’s 2006 Note backed Manchester scene video “Workers and Lurkers”.

Say no more – click below, get stoked, go for a Sunday roll at your local haunt.

Oh yeah, the full “Workers and Lurkers” DVD is still available over on the Note site, so go pick up a copy if you haven’t seen the full thing. Pure Manchester history at it’s finest, well worth a fiver.

See you next weekend!

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Manchester by Matthew Nevitt

Ryan — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 00:00:48 +0000

Joe Gavin scored the first of our city based interviews back in April talking about his hometown of Manchester, now fellow Note brethren, Manc new blood and Vans and Alien Workshop flow rider Matthew Nevitt gives you his take on life in the city.

Read on, and check Nev during a trip to London in the third of Vans “Bro-down” edits at the bottom of the page…

Best breakfast spot: Rustica, all the way.
Best form of transportation: Skateboard, that way you can hit up spots on the way.
Best skate shop: NOTE, 11 years old today (15th July 2010)
Best record shop: Vinyl Exchange
Best band: Suzuki Method
Best album: Oasis – Definitely Maybe.
Best local video: “Leisure” by Stu Bentley, captured the best of the best.
Best video section: There’s too many. Kendrick’s “That’s What You Get” part is one of my favourites at the moment.
Best local – back in the day: Mike Matthews!
Best local – present: Tyrone, he’s too bloody good.
Best skate spot – back in the day: Gasworks
Best skate spot – present: Spinningfields
Best undercover spot: MEN, Level 7.
Best skatepark – back in the day: Bones in Bolton – Manchester didn’t have any when I first started.
Best skatepark – present: The Pump Cage
Best bar: Opposite Note, The Black Dog. Fond memory of Slam vs Note pool session.
Best nightclub: Venue – Friday night is Motown night.
Best restaurant: Zizzi’s in Spinningfields.
Best local slang phrase: Me and Dom are making “Swanny” happen from the other side of the world.
Best point of local interest/tourist must see: Coronation Street.
Best local celebrity: Bez, he signed my Landscape Snowy “Happy Mondays” deck!
Best thing about living in Manchester: My family, friends & home are here.

Nev, Kris Vile and Tom Knox hit London for a Vans “Bro-down”:

Vans Brodown Street – Part 3 >>