Superb.
That was bloody incredible. Youâve led an interesting life @anon83623327! Brought back some good memories for me as we used to go to Brum Wheels occasionally and saw you lot rip the shit out of the spine. You were the reason I learned back lips in the first place! One name that I remember from there that doesnât seem to get mentioned: Windy? I remember blasting massive ollie grabs out of it. In fact, wasnât there a picture of him and Benny dubsing in it in Skateboard? He was about 3 feet higher than Benny though. See if you can find that one @buildafire!
Sent Jake all the Jagger shots I could think of, but maybe this is the Benny dubs youâre thinking of?
Supreme.
Yesss! Still blows my mind they could boost so high out of that thing. Robâs stalefishes were legendary too.
Such a good interview that
such a fucking good read big big ups to all involved and big ups jagger for being one bladdy interesting geeza
Just finished it, really good!
Good read. Cheers
That was so great.
this is really good. well done!
Really enjoyed that @anonymity @anon83623327 Good conversation, and liked the way you went back to bring up things mentioned previously to keep the conversation circular (like both of you reminiscing about Chicago). And, of course, the mention of Slam Warehouse days. I felt pretty privileged to be able to just pop in every evening, on the way home, to catch up with everyone and have a laugh. Had forgotten about the secret door to the Satori meeting room. Classic.
Great interview there @anon83623327 and @anonymity, that photo you had ollieing a hip at sunset on a Blind Gonz board was a favourite from when I was a kid. Good stories, well woven together!
Every time I see Mick Richards I see Mick Jagger
Signing in to compliment that Jagger interview. Totally rad.
I read a good chunk of it whilst queuing for Sainsburyâs. Got home and read it all again. Thanks for the insight into your life Jagger.
Heard a lot of awful things about him.
Really?
When he was Foundation TM. Maybe he still is. Also nobody needs told that he worked for Nike at the same time and yet everybody on F had to buy their own shoes.