Thrasher Magazine

Having been an eye-witness to and direct participant in skate history for over 30 years, Tommy has a lot to say about The Mag, Wallows, and Powell Peralta.

Here's a classic from the year 2000: Josh Harmony's sponsor-me video that ended up getting him on Toy Machine and kickstarting his career.

When a pro's been ripping for years but hasn't had a video part since '99, does the tree make a sound? Wait, what? Brad addresses his history with the video camera.

King of the Road takes teamwork. Today's Classics shows you the previous years' challenges that involved multiple skaters.

Add some water and increase the danger. Today's KOTR Classics is all wet.

New 1031 team rider Jason Adams sits down and talks about one of his all-time favorites: Jason Jessee, from the 1988 Santa Cruz video Streets of Fire.

Earlier this year Leo Romero quit Baker to be on Toy Machine. Their videos are classics. Here's the slam section from 1996's Welcome to Hell. Not for the weak-kneed.

His skating has never disappointed, but this part made it a written-in-stone, fact of life: Koston's an all-time best. And this was years before Yeah, Right! and Fully Flared. Daryl Angel describes a classic.

Ledge skating has always been part of the game, but Photosynthesis from 2000 helped show how limitless and creative it could be. Catfish describes Brian Wenning's part.