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Need For Speed

Slams, slides, and a miraculous escape from speed wobble annihilation - enjoy this compilation of the best hill bomb entries we received. Who is your favorite, aside from Nasty Nesto? I know mine, Loriato, crazy brazilian guy, he used to live in Hawaii, but the bastard came back to Brazil ´cause he´s a dumb ass drunk.

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Raven Tershy

Here's footage of Raven a few years ago when his reputation for pure transition gnarliness was just starting to spread.

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Paris Mini & Concert

They paid for us to go, this is what they got. Broken bones, girls in the pit…we remember Paris. Onward to battle.

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30 Years of Thrasher in Paris

The only way to see a skateboard art exhibit is on a skateboard. Neck Face provides a rolling tour.

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Skate Soup: San Francisco's Doomed

Every town has its own unique vibe and terrain. This video's a snapshot of the SF skate scene today with, of course, some great hill bombs.

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Rune Glifberg's 25th Anniversary Party

The Grindline crew hooked up Faellenparken, Copenhagen with a bad ass park. In between the rain showers, Raven Tershy, Ben Schroeder, Peabody, Nicky Guerrero, and Raney Beres found some sick lines.

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Classics: Andy Roy Anti-Hero Video

Video cameras rarely captured the razor's-edge style of skating that Andy was known for, but this footage from the second Anti-Hero came closest.

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Killing Time: Webisode 4

In between the gnarly sessions during the day, the crew lit up the pit at night.

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Killing Time: Webisode 2

Killing time between park and rail. Just make sure no one bails

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Killing Time: Webisode 1

Video of the year, after the BB release.

Start it off with a beer, a bowl, and a beatdown

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Remembering Fausto Vitello.

5 Years ago today(April 22), skateboarding lost one of its modern godfathers Fausto Vitello, co-founder of Independent Trucks and Thrasher Magazine. When almost everyone else was closing up shop or had already left skateboarding for dead; Fausto was hitting the road and the presses helping relaunch skateboarding as an urban street thing, changing skateboarding forever. Spread the word.
By http://www.strangenotes.com/