Description
In the early 1990s, before the era of social media dominance, skateboarding culture found its voice through magazines and VHS video releases, notably from brands like Santa Cruz and Powell Peralta. These videos not only shaped the skateboarding world but also influenced creativity across various industries worldwide.
In 1988 and 1989, two groundbreaking videos, “Shackle Me Not” and “Hokus Pokus,” emerged from the fledgling skateboard company: H-Street, unleashed a seismic shift in street skateboarding. These videos are revered as iconic masterpieces, celebrated for their innovative skateboarding sequences and unforgettable soundtracks.
1Kirk And The Jerks – To Be A Hero
2Sub Society – Hokus Montage
3Kirk And The Jerks – One Way To Do It
4Wonderful Broken Thing – Roam Around
5The Cry – Alone
6Voluntrios da Ptria – O Homem Que Eu Amo
7Wonderful Broken Thing – Birds fly so high
8Kirk And The Jerks – Hang On To The Dream
9Figure Ground – Intro
10Kirk And The Jerks – Gun And A Tear
11The Cry – Twist Of Faith
12Sub Society – A Whole Lot Less
13Wonderful Broken Thing – We Dont Touch
14Wonderful Broken Thing – Trains
15D.J. Dex/MT – Am Rap
16Potential Threat – Self Inflicted Pain
17Johnny Monster – Witch Doctor
18Wonderful Broken Thing – Is This What You Wanted
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