Sheffey’s section in Mouse was so different from any other section in that vid. Full of weird shit in a good way. It really looks like Spike just filmed whatever happened whenever he’d show up.
Switch flip up, switch 180 down a USC block. Man, I bet everybody who was there thought filming that was kinda weird but no one said it because Shelley was kinda dangerous.
The two trick line at the SD bus station bumps takes you right back to the Plan B days.
I really like the first clip, the ollie up to gap ollie. It looks so awkward and it’s probably ten times gnarlier when you’re there. Hundreds of people filmed clips there but no one ever skated those tables. So cool.
Yes! Those tables look tall, short and they’re round which probably doesn’t help either. And the gap between the tables is longer than the tables. Mental.
Watching Sheffey in the flesh at the Grand Prix was always pretty intense. You never knew what to expect.
Sheffey in Virtual Reality and Mouse were initially lowlights, everyone else just seemed cleaner and on it more but a few watches and by god do you start to get it. His throw it all at it tech is just brutal but dainty at the same time. His off balance anger at not landing perfectly makes the trick perfect for people getting bored of perfect. He’s a monster in a tutu.
I wish we got to see more from petr horvat, he had such a nice clean, tech style. Bet he could have easily segued into a sour type position, like Tom snape, if he stayed active.
Aaron suski 13:29, overlooked because of the longer sections and bigger names but this is such a great compact section with a bit of everything on all terrain with faultless speed and power.
Always rated Rob Dyrdek since seeing him in Memory Screen.
The guy’s a real character but he’s done a lot for skating. 1994 era Dyrdek was probably my favourite. Watching these clips makes you realise he was actually really good on a board.
Lazy editting though with several Kalis clips interspersed.
