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‘In Progress – The Bonus Disc’ Part 12: Mark Baines.

Ryan — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 12:29:52 +0000

Mark Baines brings the ‘In Progress: Bonus Disc’ to an end with a solid section of unused radness from the last few years, alongside appearances from Dave Mackey and Scott Palmer.

Plus there’s some ‘after the credits’ bangers from Ben Raemers and Ben Nordberg…

Scott Palmer – Blueprint “Lost and Found” (2005)

Ryan — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 08:00:12 +0000

That’s better…

New Scott Palmer interview from Slam City!

Ryan — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 13:55:26 +0000

Slam City have really outdone themselves this time, not only tracking down the legendary Scott Palmer, but also coaxing him into sitting down for an all new interview!

Click below and get reading to see what Scott has to say on the demise of Blueprint, life in Hull, Dan Magee, his family and more.

“I tried to be dope…”

Sunday Service: Scott Palmer – “Raging Hull”.

Ryan — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 08:00:06 +0000

“When traveling to Leeds, Mr Palmer enjoys flipping the Pig and Whistle handrail”.
- Scott Palmer interview, 1998.

Scott Palmer closes down Adi Broadhead’s mid-90′s Hull scene video Raging Hull to a close like only he could – with six minutes of East Yorkshire bangers!

Watch and learn…

In Progress – Part 10: Chris Jones/Montage 2.

Ryan — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 11:51:39 +0000

The tenth part of In Progress features a short section from Chris ‘The Bank Manager’ Jones, before making way for the second full montage.

Featuring Jake Collins, Gav Coughlan, Cian Eades, Neil Smith, Carl Shipman, Scott Palmer, Danny Beall, Mike Wright, Colin Kennedy, Joe Gavin, Ben Grove, Ross McGouran, Sylvain Tognelli, Dave Mackey, Woody, Dylan Hughes, Joe Lynskey and Joe O’Donnell.

Sunday Service: Scott Palmer – “Mission ImpossibHull” (1998)

Ryan — Sun, 26 Aug 2012 08:00:03 +0000

Here’s an undeniable Sunday morning nugget of archival gold-dust for you, all the way from the wind beaten streets of East Coast; Hull, to be precise.

Thanks to the solid output of video and photo coverage over the years, Scott Palmer has landed himself firmly in the realm of the “legendary” to all who appreciate the fine art of street skating. His sections across “Through The Eyes Of Ruby”, “Waiting For The World”, “First Broadcast” and “Lost and Found” are still on heavy circulation thanks to the Sidewalk Forum, and he’s even scored himself his very own Appreciation Group on Facebook. Most of his major collections of footage have already been released online via Sunday Services in the past, though this morning we can venture back into the late 90′s for a mammoth eight minute, two song Scott section that has not seen the light of day for years.
“Mission ImpossiHull” was the third and final Hull scene video by Adi Broadhead, and, despite being free to anyone who could post a blank VHS to Marc Banks, was extremely hard to find copies of outside of East Yorkshire. Following on from sterling appearances by the likes of Eggy and Marc Banks, Scott laid claim to the closing section as he delivered a serious beatdown to the first Rock City skatepark set up, cruised around inner-city Hull and countless other Yorkshire towns, he even managed to get some footage together during a rare outing to The States.

Scott fans – this one’s definitely for you. Send all your thanks in the direction of Marc Banks and Adi Broadhead for hooking it up.

Click the play button below and be genuinely stoked. Then be prepared to have The Police stuck in your head all day…

Sunday Service: Scott Palmer – Blueprint “Waiting For The World” (2000)

Ryan — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 09:00:44 +0000

We’ve never needed a reason to appreciate the skateboarding of one Mr Scott Palmer, so why not spend a few minutes of your Sunday morning marveling at the brilliance of his still ridiculous section from Blueprint’s first proper standalone production “Waiting For The World”?

Produced by Dan Magee, this video single handedly raised the bar for both UK skateboarding, and UK skate videos, something which was evidently clear to all by the time Scott’s opening section was finished.

Anyway, give it a watch by clicking the play button below, then wax lyric about Scott and check out a load of other videos and photos on the “Scott Palmer Is Boss!” Facebook Page.

See you next Sunday!

Scott Palmer – Blueprint “Waiting For The World” (2000)

Sunday Service: Andy Scott and Scott Palmer – “Hating Life”

Ryan — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 10:00:08 +0000

To further celebrate Andy Scott and Josh “Manhead” Youngs win at this weeks Wangl Tangl doubles mini ramp comp in Austria – click: Manhead and Andy Scott take first at Wangl Tangl 2011 – we decided to rummage in the VHS vault and bring you Andy Scott’s lesser seen short section from Neil Chester’s A4 Distribution video “Hating Life” (1999).

We’ve also kept Scott Palmer’s raw part that followed Andy on the original VHS, meaning you get two Northern legends for the price of one to enhance your Sunday morning!

Get watching below…

Andy Scott and Scott Palmer – “Hating Life” (1999) >>

More from Steve “Bingo” Binks Five Bridges Send Off.

Ryan — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 04:25:14 +0000

Those who have been paying close attention to The Forum yesterday will already be aware that plenty more coverage from the incredible Steve “Bingo” Binks Five Bridges Send Off has been making its way onto the interweb.

See below for another two edits from the day, one by long time forum regular and North-Eastern top geezer Voodoo, and the second by Anth “Manthony” Carr. Again, both the edits include loads of stuff that we missed in our edit that was posted yesterday, so be sure to get stuck in for further helpings of undercover Gateshead radness from Jimmy Boyce, Jamie Errington, James Coyle, Tom Harrison, Ben Grove, Ronny Calow, Leon Bottomley, Joe Gavin, Joe Howard, Martyn Hill, John Bell and the rest!

Also, check out the article on the site of local newspaper Gazette Live, as well as the Dog On The Tyne blog post about the day, with no shortage of quality photos of the afternoon.

Severe props again to everyone who came out!

Steve “Bingo” Binks Five Bridges Send Off – footage online now!

Ryan — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 02:33:06 +0000

The Teeside and whole UK scene did us proud yesterday, as upwards of 150 people braved the weather and descended upon Five Bridges in Gateshead to send off Steve “Bingo” Binks in a overly fitting style! Heads from all over the country were in attendance to celebrate the life and memory of Bingo, including local legends, reclusive Northern types and familiar faces galore.

Highlights from the jam are now online and can be watched below, with Scott Palmer, Mark Baines, Adam Stoddart, Jimmy Boyce, Jamie Errington, James Coyle, Tom Harrison, Ben Grove, Ronny Calow, Leon Bottomley, Joe Gavin, The GZA and more!