Displaying items by tag: Noah Salasnek
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RIP IN PEACE: Noah Salasnek 1970 - 2017
With Noah's passing, we lost a pioneer and a friend to all. His influence can't be overstated. Shred in peace, Noah. -
November 1995
Cover: Quim Cardona – Frontside Air Photo: Morf Inside This Mag: Skating in New York, Virginia Beach and EuropeAlso In This Issue: Neil BlenderMusic Articles: Guttermouth, Hole, The Queers, Vision and JT the Bigga Figga -
August 1994
Cover: Matt Pailes – Wild Ride Photo: Butler Inside This Mag: Skating in Vancouver and Wyoming, an interview with Gershon Mosley and the Dreamskate '94 Contest in SF Also In This Issue: Awesome ams Rodney Jason Torres, the Lopez Brothers and Frankie Mata and contests in Phoenix and ChileMusic Articles: Nas, Coolio, RKL, the Meat Puppets and Marxman -
May 1994
Cover: “Hey, Do I Look Like A Street Skater?” Artwork By: Mark Gonzales Inside This Mag: The legacy of Laura Thornhill and interviews with Sean Sheffey and Matt Rodriguez Also In This Issue: Rad ams Matt Field, Nada Zipp and Doug SaenzMusic Articles: George Clinton, Sleep, De La Soul, Alcohol Funnycar, Galliano and Rancid -
April 1994
Cover: Jaime Reyes – 360 Flip Photo: Starr Inside This Mag: Interviews with Jason Lee and Jesse Paez Also In This Issue: Rad ams Gene Rosmarin, Sean Young, Travis McGlothlin and Ricky SzurkoMusic Articles: Supersuckers, Schoolly D, Fishbone, Corrupted Ideals and Reverend Horton Heat -
November 1992
Cover: Alphonso Rawls – Back Smith Photo: Ortiz Inside This Mag: Interviews with Rob Dyrdek and Rob Boyce and three days of skating in ChicagoAlso In This Issue: PSL Pro contest at the San Jose SkateparkMusic Articles: Thud, Wool, Beat Happening, Flop meets the Supersuckers and Therapy? -
December 1991
Cover: Danny Way – Mute To Fakie Photo: Ortiz Inside This Mag: The NSA's am contest in Atlanta, GA, interviews with Mike Crum and Chris Gentry and NSA's Back to the City II at the San Francisco Fair Also in This Issue: Step by step tricks, skating in Ljubljana in Slovenia, a shindig at the Sign-In Bowl and a toys pulloutMusic Articles: Fugazi and Public Enemy -
January 1991
Cover: Tony Hawk – Melon Fakie Photo: Starr Inside This Mag: Thrasher's 10th Anniversary Issue featuring a look back on the past decade of skating in photos and a sample of skateboarding's modern heroes including Tony Hawk, Eric Dressen, Danny Way, Tommy Guerrero, Noah Salasnek, Andy Howell, Steve Caballero, Mark Gonzales, Chris Miller, Jason Rogers, Tom Knox, Frankie Hill, Wade Speyer, Natas Kaupas, Mike McGill, Al Losi, Jeff Phillips, Bucky Lasek, Reese Simpson, Alan Peterson, Jason Lee, Bob Boyle, Omar Hassan, Jeff Kendall, Mike Vallely, Lance Mountain, Ed Templeton and Justin Girard
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Van Wastell's "Krooked 3D Remix Birthday Tribute" Video
To mark Van's birthday, his brother Eddie brings a fresh remix of his Krooked 3D part, backed by an original tune by the legend himself. Treat yourself to some timeless style. -
Tom Schaar's "Vert's Not Dead" Interview
Tom made headlines at 12 with the first 1080, but he’s had a helluva journey in the years since. Gregson gets into heavy territory with his boy to discuss early fame, puttin’ down the bottle and gettin’ picked up by the Birdman. -
Tom Schaar's "Vert's Not Dead" Part
Tom’s bucked boundaries his whole life, but this powerful performance pushes vert skating into a new stratosphere. Buckle up… -
TJ Rogers and Alexis Ramirez for Bronson
TJ 's officially in the Bronson camp and to mark the occassion, he swerves through LA with his homie Alexis Ramirez. -
Supreme in Miami Photo Feature
You can’t deny that Miami is the place to be. With a new shop and a hot new vid produced on-site in South Florida, Supreme captures the city’s vice and virtue in this gritty photo feature from our June ’25 mag. Check the photos and read on for an exclusive Zion Effs interview by the GOAT himself Mark Gonzales.
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The 2X SOTY keeps raising the bar. Frontside half-Cab to backside overcrooks? We're gonna need to see the footy. Congrats again, Jamie! This issue is filled with SOTY material, from Leo Romero reflecting on his title to Miles passing the torch. Plus a lot more! Get your copy now.