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VHS Review Volume I: Mosaic (2003)
Ah, Mosaic. The nostalgia I have attached to this video is pretty much unmatched by any other video. This video, aesthetically, reigns supreme. Like a Chopin composition, this video is intricately...
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VHS Review Volume II: 7 Year Glitch (2002)
Continuing our tradition of honoring the “VHS Era” of skateboarding I have decided to do our second VHS Review on the 2002 classic 7 Year Glitch. This was the seventh New Deal video released since...
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VHS REVIEW VOLUME III: CAN’T STOP (2003)
Okaayyyyyyy, we’re about to check ourselves into a little VHS action for our third installment of the V-H-S review series, and I’ve personally never been more excited to abandon the tons of work that...
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VHS Review #4: Deca’s Sneak Preview
It’s been quite some time since we’ve done a VHS Review and given the recent mention of Deca last week, I thought it might be a good idea to thoroughly examine the picnic table madness of Deca. I will...
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VHS Review Volume V: Man Down
For our 5th installment, we would like to take a moment to worship the holy grail of skate videos, Tiltmode Army’s Man Down. Phil McCormick came down to SMLtalk HQ in order to sit and review Man Down....
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VHS Review Volume VI: Shorty’s Guilty
I just want to say that this was the first skate video I ever owned, and I hated it so much that I watched it once, and then went and bought Menikmati. I was so scarred that It wasn’t until 2 weeks ago...
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VHS Review Volume VII: Harsh Euro Barge
Introduction Ah, damnit. I always get so fucking sentimental when I’m doing these. Alright whatever, here we go. Let me just start this off by saying that in all seriousness I used to watch this video...
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VHS Review Volume IX: Emerica’s This Is Skateboarding (2003)
“But I feel like I’ve always been hip-hop though. No matter what, I’m hip-hop, straight up”, said Andrew Reynolds as he opened a half-joking, half one-hundred-percent-serious response to a question...
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