New Deal - Useless Wooden Toys - full video 1990

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Skaters
Ali Mills
Andrew Morrison
Andy Howell
Anthony Hall
Anthony Hancock
Armando Barajas
Brent Fellows
Chris Hall
Danny Sargent
Doug Saenz
Ed Templeton
Joe Ryckebosch
John Duff
John Montesi
Justin Girard
Neil Hendrix
Nick Tancraitor
Paul Zitzer
Rick Ibaseta
Ron Knigge
Steve Douglas
Thomas Taylor
Tim Brauch

[@junyunoki23]

This was the coolest in giant board era.

[@smallfaucet]

80's to 90's! Such a great time in the ev of skateboarding! Boards got bigger....pants got bigger and wheels got smaller! Such a great time!

[@briandouglas1182]

We would skate HB high and Edison High School. Ed would show up and skaters would just watch in awe at the master and his impossibles. He was like Elvis of the skate world.

[@NeuralNetProcessor]

Best intro to a skate video ever

[@adamseay4827]

this is still better than most vieos today

[@christofferaikin7381]

As someone educating myself on skate history, it blows my mind what had been done so early on in the street. They fuckin killed those curbs. Lot of ledge and rail stuff I didn’t realize had happened either. This is so inspiring.

[@SledFrog198]

No skate parks everywhere back then, everything was DYI and use what's available.

[@Christofurr]

34:15 Kickflip back tail in 1990???

[@macdeluxe733]

Ed T's frontside big spin was a thing of beauty.

[@MrEdit74]

The tricks were so revolutionary at the time

[@ViGoRiCk]

I used to watch this before skating all the time. Thx for uploading

[@jeremylamovsky3669]

Man, this is awesome. Nose bonks and blunt slides. I was only a few months old when this came out. I can picture kids watching this, hokus pokus and video days like my friends and I watched sorry, the DC video and mosaic.

[@regularguysgarage3276]

that's quite accurate yes.

[@gatormcklusky6274]

Such a great Summer!!

[@1000sofusernames]

We used to pool resources to buy these tapes and then tape to tape them. We'd be so hyped when a new tape made its way to the uk.

[@bubbadagger]

Man this is the turning point in my life

[@lacenikks708]

Facts!!

[@Joh117John]

Me too. I had Justin Girard board. And loved this. I goggled Justin Girard just recently to see where he is now and can't find any info. If You know respond. The Adventures of Justin Girard was the board and I m fairly sure I had New Deal tee shirt that would have been too. Big for my father and he was stacked.

[@Tokeokarma123]

Me too, but for the worst. Met my 1st wife and started to quit. Me and my twin used to skate and we're pretty good. Skated a few times with Montesi at Astro skate park. I started a new job 3 months ago and there's a skater there my age that's trying to get me out for some fun on a board. I skated for a year in 08. Still could Ollie well and kick flips. But damn I pulled my back out and was outta work for a week 😂

[@empireofdirt13]

Indeedy

[@dwayneandrews2059]

Best title ever. Remember watching this when it came out, so sick. Skating evolved so quick back then and weird to watch trendy tricks come and go. 52 , still rollin' for over 40 years. Just need a couple ankles, knees and a left hip 😵

[@michaeljohn8905]

Right there with ya man. I skate to this day because of all the parks nowadays but what I wouldn’t do for a meniscus ! 😂 I try not to push it but watching these kids gets me amped .

[@yogidemis8513]

One thing I remember in the 90s Skateboarding era was those boards setups were heavy and had to put some extra leg beef in doing the tricks.

[@tanneredge9774]

“ I never had a skateboard! I didn’t want one!” Your loss lady.

[@Kindsoul75]

This was my time🛹🌊🎸💙But I was more of an H-Street guy☮️ and i still skate, no mre handrails though ,or big gaps lol. Im 49...skating keeps me youthful in appearance and also in spirit.

[@Karrio73]

Those nose bonks to 360 shuvs. They should come back.

[@jenton70]

Wore this tape out. Had the Justin Girard deck for a while too. I'm so old I was already 20 when this came out. Damn.

[@heyitMeMcFlyunfortunately]

anyone that likes the music several songs are on an album called 'about time' by the band 'odd numbers'

[@NevilleBamshu23]

I remember when this came out..i was 12 and absolutely blown away by it..livin in holland and skating Rotterdam..was good times..

[@screenfixer1936]

Che video incredibile... Legends: Montesi Sargent Armando Barajas Chris Hall Ron knigge and the incredible part of Ibaseta, Girard, Brauch etc. were incredible so ahead of the time

[@ruggerorocca3624]

Avevo 15 anni. Poco primo dell’arrivo dell’uragano QUESTIONABLE VIDEO che porto l’EMB nel mondo. Di cui oggi ahimè ne resta solo la “famosa” fontana 🥲

[@chrisdean8175]

Danny Sargent the Homie!

[@brassteeth3355]

Many times watching this, getting hyped up, pushing the limits, these were great times

[@persinilsson7940]

I landed my first kick flip on a Rick Ibaseta New Deal Board 🤘🏽

[@augustvong7057]

Justin Girard was the coolest skater after Hensley!

[@secularspectator]

Memories...any track listing?

[@iglooanimations2061]

39 Minutes in - What Band/Song is that ?? Where can I find??? Thanks

[@scp4849]

With the H Street videos first, followed by World Industries and this video, the big 3 (Powell, Vision, Santa Cruz) were outclassed regarding street skateboarding innovations, their big stars were focused on Vert and with this street trend they absolutely killed them at the time. Ed Templeton is my favourite skateboarder from all time and in the year this video was done he already had won a big contest at the time in street at Munster (Germany) a big competition at the time outside the USA. All in all for younger skateboarders if you're watching this video now pay attention because this is a historic moment in skateboard, it was cool to follow H Street, World Industries or New Deal in this era, while if you still were associated with Santa Cruz, Vision or Powell it was like if you were a "boring" type of skateboarder, and vert wasn't cool anymore, a lot of vert guys from that era had to adapt to street skateboard in the following years or they risked going bankrupt, just watch what happened to Hosoi and Gator (that one with tragic consequences). Best era in the history of skateboard in my opinion, glad that I watched it.

[@Andy-tx1ge]

Spot on. I recommend watching the documentary about Steve Rocco "The Man Who Souled the World", it touches on this very subject

[@roddymac998]

I started skating in 1986 and I remeber this period very well. H street were Indeed the dogs bollocks. Matt Hensley genius and I'm scottish so I remeber the launch of deathbox here. Was a big deal first UK skate company on the ball finally. Must also mention the soundtracks on this era of vids so so many great bands. Odd numbers dinosaur jr and so many more. Happy memories and at 48 I still skate on when I can. Skateboard is not for Xmas a skateboard is for life 🛹

[@From96TilDeath]

It sucked on Hosois behalf, mainly because he was innovating street skating, along with Gonz and Natas. Gator never had the talent to cross over

[@Tokeokarma123]

I remember when Ollie grabs came in. Loved Ollie nosebones, one foot tail grabs. Switchstance was another big change in skating. Sure made things tougher and added another dimension. 🤙

[@scp4849]

@@Tokeokarma123 It was a much more fun era on street skateboard particularly. When I made this comment it wasn't the typical nostalgic thing like "in the past skateboard was much better". But between 1990 and 1994 it wasn't only the thing changing from vert is dead and street is cool, it was how the entire Industry changed with a lot of new brands coming in, the dynamics of streetwear, music, etc. Reason why I say I was glad to watch that era, of course one can say by 1998 everything was becoming already as commercial and sanitized as on the Powell, Vision, Santa Cruz era, but that always happens in any sport, music or movie industry. It was good while it lasted, and obviously with this I am not saying there wasn't mindblowing evolutions in street or vert skateboarding after that, of course there's always space for new things, but the beginning of the 90's transition was something new and creative.

[@ldred2604]

Pure beauty

[@helorumtheknightsofmambrin2155]

Chris Hall's part is way ahead of its time. Would Ali Mill's darkstall (27 min) qualify as the first darkslide?

[@helorumtheknightsofmambrin2155]

@Cobra Commander "Useless Wooden Toys" (1990) came out before "Video Days" (1991.)

[@helorumtheknightsofmambrin2155]

@Cobra Commander If anyone knew when the tricks were done is exactly what I was wondering. The only way to know for sure may be to ask them.

[@ethikzmedia]

thank you! the skating in 1990 was ground breaking, bs healfip, bigger spin filp, nollie flip, wow! manual to impossible! wtf amazing

[@ross1880]

I used to go to the Benicia skate park all the time.

[@bobbybananas]

Laszlo..thankyou for the upload mr 👍🔝🍌bless you 🙏 I had this on vhs when young .. reliving my youth after playing t.h.p.s Remastered.. happier days

[@jimmyg7806]

"I never had a skateboard, because I could walk!" Granny was on one that day

[@3DEditor]

Lots of great talent on the New Deal team. What ever happened to Ed Templeton? He was one of the top street skaters in CASL and NSA contests during the late 1980's through the early 1990's. I competed with Joe Ryckebosch and his cousin Jeff in CASL and NSA freestyle/flatland contests during the late 1980's through the early 1990s; we all did pretty well in those contests, trading top placing positions every other contest or so. I also wonder what Neal Hendrix has been up to all these years, if he's still around? Hardly hear of any of these guys anymore.

[@laszlopetermegyesi4666]

Templeton's leg injured badly so he stopped skateboarding. He is a great street photographer nowadays as I know.

[@usslongbeachcg9]

He started Toy Machine which is another heavy crew of skaters

[@Trev612]

He started toy machine

[@jeremylamovsky3669]

Gotta be joking about Ed. And was it ANOTHER leg injury? Because idc if hes noseblunting a hubba or a curb, I love his skating. One of skateboardings true pioneers and a good dude by all accounts.

[@3DEditor]

@Jeremy Lamovsky 2 years later (recently) I connected with him on Instagram. Nice guy.

[@specblend77]

My Childhood.

[@robb1865]

Anyone know the name of the 5 song ep by Lifeline? They had a few songs from it during this video.....during John Montesi's part for example. Had his slick bottom deck and Danny Sargent's as well. Skating was kind of in a lull and I had to buy boards from a rollerblade store at the time. New Deal and H Street were my favs in the early 90's.......then came Plan B!!!

[@TheKalin71]

besttimes remerber having a john montesi

[@RadomskiChristian]

Does anyone know the name of this song at 0:26 ??

[@gebsvideos6856]

Classic.

[@dogisblue]

I have the Odd Number's record - but anyone have or know of a soundtrack listing? (esp that first track)

[@sebbityseb]

Shazzam and Soundhound cannot find it. I used to play this on guitar all the time because the riff is sp great.

[@billyvalentine4365]

Who is the band at 32:11? "Nothing to Lose"

[@MrKingah]

R I p Thomas Taylor 🙏

[@anevolvingape5573]

Does anyone know which song plays at 16:10 (Tom Taylor). Been looking for this track for 30 years now.

[@martijnvandepoel6210]

Lifeline (Frontline) with “Here to Stay”

[@johndeereoli]

30 years waiting and didn’t even say thanks 🤪

[@danjelvantijnintellijel756]

Anyone know the first track? 00:12

[@JosephAaronFisher]

Takes me back....I'm 50 now. ...

[@NevilleBamshu23]

Airwalk and vision should re-release all the old skool skate shoes...rhey were fya..

[@yellowmagicdog3350]

Yes, you can get those Airwalks. Google the prototype, you will find them available today

[@screenfixer1936]

Howell so ahead for the time ⌚ Stava troppo avanti ⏭ Ma tutto questo video Sono tutti 👾 alieni per l'epoca All the skaters in this video

[@toynazi]

Chris Hall too. The whole video is still good.

[@screenfixer1936]

@@toynazi yes Chris Hall is incredible, too ahead

[@eek412]

Brent fellows soaring

[@philipbleasdale9055]

Song at 45.44

[@Back4Fungame]

42:30 late bigspin?

[@chilledtorsion]

nose bonk to shove

[@plzineedtogowayrn6353]

❤️

[@elinoe2009]

Todays best street skateboarders

[@zsoltszepfalvi5798]

fasza

[@JazzHandzLMT]

8:36

[@screenfixer1936]

Please 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 Song at 30:07 Sono anni che la Voglio

[@sergiosarnicola2365]

La band sono i Lifeline kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3jCoIJoftqmlas

[@jhaysonfernandes4102]

Minhas raízes influência das minhas amizades personalidade e valores sk8 or die.

[@runningtimelabs]

some tunes in there are embarassing...

[@heyitMeMcFlyunfortunately]

wrong

[@runningtimelabs]

@@heyitMeMcFlyunfortunately yes

[@jackbelmont]

6:24