Aaron
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05:31:08 pm on February 24, 2010 | • |
James Craig talks about Henry’s part from Tim and Henry’s pack of lies.
I was cleaning out my hard drive the other day and stumbled upon a couple clips of James watching and talking about 5 influential video parts that had a major impact on him and his skating. I filmed these about a year ago and had pretty much forgot about them. Listen to James talk about Henry’s part and drop a little background knowledge on one of the greatest video parts of all time.
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[...] Craig talks about Henry Sanchez’s part from Tim and Henry’s pack of lies. Tommy Sandoval and Marisa Del Santo in [...]
omar 7:27 pm on February 25, 2010 | •
so dope! nice hearing james commentary. that last switch flip manual, theres a pad just like that in placentia, thought it was there at first…nice job on the site aaron…
Malcolm Watson 12:33 am on February 26, 2010 | •
Henry was SO ahead of his time with that shit…… A Legend!!! I salute you Henry where ever you are. I had more joy watching that part than more than half of the so called Hot Kid’s…
omar 1:36 pm on February 27, 2010 | •
nevermind. SWEET
benjamin 5:05 am on March 3, 2010 | •
I would like to see the other four parts of this series if they are available somewhere.
Aaron 9:59 pm on March 3, 2010 | •
alright just for you ben! it won be till i get home on the 21st of March
Aaron 1:51 pm on March 5, 2010 | •
haha so sick that malcolm left a comment! we love you over here at Razor Sharp!
benjamin 3:05 am on March 10, 2010 | •
thank you kindly…I will mark the date on my mental calendar.
This got me thinking. Instead of just making new skate videos companies should also make videos of their team riders talking about their most influential/favorite video parts. Make every old part with commentary follow the new part of the commentator. That way kids would learn something and have more respect for their elders. It would also probably bread a better generation of skaters(both trick wise and attitude wise). Professional skaters from today would talk about skaters from the 90’s.Skaters from the 90’s would talk about skaters from the 80’s and so on. This too would hopefully keep the handful of elite acting professionals grounded. It’s a win win and I’m surprised no one has attempted it yet.
Aaron Brown this is your calling…you could change the history of skateboarding as we know it. I could be your assistant. Talk to me in person for further details if you’re brave enough.
benjamin 3:10 am on March 10, 2010 | •
also, this will be the 9th comment on this post(7th if you aren’t counting my ramblings)….that is more comments then 99% of the other posts that are on here get. Proof that this is the type of stuff that people love and respond to. History and nostalgia above all else!
aaron 11:45 pm on March 16, 2010 | •
Cheers to that Ben! i’ll be home saturday. look for something posted on sunday, it may not be from the same era as Tim and Henry’s but James will still be giving his great perspective. I have 4 more videos of James doing this I cant cant really remember who he talks about though. Lets shred this weekend