POWELL PERALTA PRESENTS: PROPAGANDA

Powell Peralta Presents Propaganda Full Length
To get your own copy of Propaganda on DVD go to skateone.com.
CH. 1 Introduction 1:04
CH. 2 Frankie Hill 2:26
CH. 3 Brigadiers 4:48
CH. 4 Chink Chink Rap 6:49
CH. 5 Lance Conklin 8:16
CH. 6 Colin McKay 10:01
CH. 7 The 70's 12:22
CH. 8 Paul Ruben Trent 14:20
CH. 9 Paul Ruben Vert 17:02
CH. 10 Skate or Die 19:30
CH. 11 Driveway Ramps 20:33
CH. 12 Cameron Martin 21:55
CH. 13 Ray Underhill 23:15
CH. 14 Skateboard Coach 25:20
CH. 15 How to draw a line part II 25:30
CH. 16 Frank Hirata 26:14
CH. 17 Cab And McGill 27:53
CH. 18 Sean Mortimer 28:35
CH. 19 Euro Brigade 2 30:07
CH. 20 Skate City Card 30:50
CH. 21 Visalia Skate Camp 31:52
CH. 22 Paolo Diaz 35:45
CH. 23 Lori Rigsby 38:48
CH. 24 Pools 40:14
CH. 25 Euro Brigade II 40:48
CH. 26 Ray Barbee 46:06
CH. 27 Slams 48:06
CH. 28 Bucky Lasek 50:25
CH. 29 Cab and Mcgill II 52:32
CH. 30 Slumber Party BBHQ 55:20
CH. 31 Lance Mountain 59:37
CH. 32 Tony Hawk 1:02:36
CH. 33 Credits 1:05:55
CH. 34 Lance Dahre 1:07:04
CH. 35 Jake Bradley 1:07:46
CH. 36 Eric Sanderson 1:08:35
CH. 37 Mike McGill 1:09:22
CH. 38 Steve Saiz 1:11:25
CH. 39 Chet Thomas 1:12:13
CH. 40 Jesse Roach 1:13:19
CH. 41 Cab 1:14:53
CH. 42 Hawk 1:16:45

[@wendaltvedt4673]

I love this era (1990) it's when the boards first started having noses as big as the tail and they were finally ollieing into their grabs instead of early grabs, putting a lot more power and style into tricks. The transformation from the 80s into the 90s.

[@samahell9488]

Bruh !

[@artdudivin]

At that time, Frankie Hill 's last gap opened the next level...

[@xavierrivera9130]

I would imagine. This is way before my time but from the most chronological order I can muster up via the internet he was on some other shit

[@hanzelkaj]

Totaly

[@jgriff5150]

Nothing gets me hyped more than that trick. Still watching in 2020

[@whiterhino7638]

and all this with 22 pound boards

[@artdudivin]

@@whiterhino7638 yes.. It was the boards we used to ride.. With big and heavy Airwalk shoes ! ;o)

[@TheOneHundredPercent]

When this came out, our minds were "officially blown" Ill never forget Frankie Hill and Ray Barbies parts. So good.

[@johnmoates7188]

I'm 43 years old. I used to have this on vhs. I watched it more time than any of yall. Lol. This was the holy grail when I was growing up. I just found it on here I'm flabbergasted. I plan on watching it another million and half times. Damn

[@danadominguez5760]

I saw Propaganda in 1990 at a theatre in St. Louis. The house absolutely erupted when Franky Hill made that gigantic gap. It was insane. I'll never forget that moment.

[@RoseanneSeason7]

That's awesome. What an experience

[@jeffe4297]

Skating in the 80s, Stave Caballero was by far my favorite skater. In my humble opinion, he had (and still has) the rare combination of power, style, and technical skill.

[@jessejohnson8562]

Its because he sees the world differently... at a 45 degree angle.

[@simonvance8054]

Still is one of my favorite skaters...recently bought a Cab Ban This Flight deck....my previous deck was a Cab street 80's model...

[@MarkHazen]

Lance didn't get the cred he deserved.

[@tenforward715]

I miss 1990 so much!

[@timothydunne4945]

Chuck Treece's "Feel" at 4:50 is still the raddest track in any PP skate video, zero question.

[@deanfleischer6239]

For real.

[@erichanhauser3190]

We need Chuck on the Nine Club!

[@scottmetal]

Completely agree. This song has resonated in my head since this came out when I was a kid. I was there was a good copy of it on Spotify or something.

[@simonvance8054]

Have to disagree...I'd say 'Ship' in the McGill / Cab scene by Chuck Treece in Ban This...

[@frysknj]

I still talk about that song with my friends. At the time, I had never heard anything like it.

[@simonvance8054]

Stacy, thanks so much for posting these classic skate vids! These are what inspired me!...

[@stu1wyatt]

Loving seeing this again, I'm back skating at 46 and getting a lot of the old skills back from back in the day, fitness is key and the ability to take the pain 😃 landing 360 flips and others now, first time was horrendous and thought I would never move again the day afterwards Ban this and Propoganda were the ones I remember the best, Streets on Fire with Santz Cruz was also epic

[@Surfmus]

I remember missing the opportunity to watch this movie because I was flying out the next day my buddy rented it out. I didn't own a VHS back then. Years passed by I'm like when am I going to watch propaganda? When YT started, I was able to.

[@Sorcerer_Apprentice]

“It was sooo good man…” Quote.

[@dereknugent5897]

I bought this on VHS many years ago! Stacy you're responsible for some truly fantastic videos! Many thanks

[@bozobuckets785]

it was a good time, i'm glad i grew up with it

[@cocofox8532]

love that section and song in 4.48

[@Knowsmanuals]

This was my first video when I was 11. The year was 2001, and I just found skating through the Tony hawk video games. This video changed everything for me, thank you skate one

[@christianjackson9360]

The 80s era about SK8'n was the greatest!! Now a days, never the same!

[@logicalconceptofficial]

The thing is that that kind of nostalgia, which anything Stacy films is filled with, covers up the fact that skating and southern california, since like the 70's and things like pacific ocean park falling into ruins, always felt like it was dying and would never be as good as it was....theres some truth to that feeling but its also been proven wrong every day when kids continue to go skate and we all continue to love watching great skate videos! Its the same force thats behind the whole "music was better in my day" argument...nothing will ever come along and replace the things that made you feel so good as a kid....and if they ever do its gonna take a while for the same kind of memories and nostaligia to build up. You might be able to appreciate the skill right away but it the new stuff wont feel the same until you have some of the same nostalgia for these times as we do for things "back in the day"...

[@NihilistGhost]

90.

[@scp4849]

Truly last great video from Powell, my favourite one. Frankie Hill was doing great stuff at this stage, possibly the first guy who turned pro only from videos without going into contests, and the first guy who really introduced the going big stuff on video, later developed by Duffy and Markovich. Of course 1 year later with the Blind Video first, and in 1992 with the Plan B video skateboard really went in other direction and it wasn't fashionable being a Powell guy.

[@lurker-mq4fp]

You can see the gap starting between Colin McKay and the older skaters that were around in the earlier videos. The end of an era, but what an era.

[@scp4849]

@@lurker-mq4fp It was a privilege to watch that transformation.

[@budmucket]

My fave skate video by far, brings back so many memories. The Frankie Hill gap was insane back then

[@iversonrivera5927]

That's a lofty gap today still🙌🙌🙌

[@legitskateclips]

Colin McKay friggin insane and that skating would be considered legit even today. Was he really only skating for 4 years at that point??!?! I remember this video from around 92 or so and Colin's part always stuck with me, that and Frankie Hill's ollie down what seemed like a mountain at the time. That ollie still today is friggin HUGE!

[@miked9466]

This movie was released in 1990. The park in the vid is Richmond sk8 ranch owned by Kevin Herras first pro sk8er in Canada. The large vert ramp was from the expo 86 competition ramp ( see radical moves ). The location for the ranch was in an industrial area, Colin must of lived closer than me bc I want every 3 weeks and Colin and his brother had a seasons pass & always there. I was a few yrs younger & he would do a transfer off a big ramp to the ramp I’m skating and get mad at me, the teens would laugh. The ranch was gone not long after that. Colin has a small bit at the ranch in Public Domain.

[@lurker-mq4fp]

That level after 4 years is a scandal!!! The boy was something else!

[@marccarter1350]

I stopped around this time, i skated 1980-1988. So its great to see how much it had moved on from when i had stopped! I still ride a Longboard most summer days. Skate or die!

[@haggis62]

My fave skate video of all time. I still own the VHS copy from back in the day!! Frankie Hill was absolutely next level at that time!!

[@tangoarmy]

Watched this hundreds of times.

[@frysknj]

I still have my VHS copy. This video was my 8th/9th grade. The big fat ollie one foot. The entire soundtrack. This video was everything.

[@marklewis35]

Watched this so many times back in the day that I can still remember nearly every trick!!

[@irishdixie77]

Thanks 4 uploading this🤘

[@xavierrivera9130]

Frankie Hill was blowing shit away. Chet Thomas and Mckay little hits getting it. 21:58 hypebeasts drooling over Camerons fit. Dude's footwork was intense. How did Mortimer get on? 30:20 huge boardslide through the kink 33:17 cab doing his best Tony hawk gap 37:01 hype stair session jeez

[@alejandroortega404]

The Best Sk8 VIDEO EVER!" VHS DAYS!"

[@danbardos3498]

Watching all of these; I forgot how funny Lance is lmao.

[@seekah1]

My fave. I wish I nabbed his board back then but I played for the SC team, never really crossed over to PP. Always loved his style.

[@dieseldabz7104]

@@seekah1 Who are you? I rode for G&S and then Black Label

[@TJDawgs72]

His impersonation of Stacy at the beginnings f’ing hilarious! 🤣

[@truss6282]

I'm a late 80s era skater. Man I miss those days. Sk8 hard or die!!!!

[@clearghostghost2471]

I agree. Those days were the best. I feel bad for the kids today. They have no idea what they missed.

[@myskateboardlesson5724]

Same. Tears coming out from my eye missed the old days. The fashion, hicut shoes, ollie pads, etc

[@RByrne]

Lance Mountain might be onto something with that street yoga.

[@AnonHive]

Damn this video brings back memories in my life.

[@birdynaannaan3893]

damn thx powell to reedit my first blowing skate (vhs)video with the legendary frankie hill part!!!

[@screenfixer1936]

21:51 Cameron Martin part is a real piece of 🎨 art One of the last freestyle video... (attualmente "Supreme" è diventato un brand costoso 😲)

[@Alligator6002]

Diagonal ply on ramps. Smooooth AF

[@hintoflimetostitochip7978]

Absolutely legendary!

[@raiderrichard7291]

In this day and age i dont even think Frankie Hill could get sponsored

[@finejustgivemeaname]

Yeah. That’s progression for you. Watch video days. Is still great for me to get nostalgic over, but by today s standards, pretty average. I’d even say Rudy’s part is bad - by today’s standards.

[@ibookboyuk]

I have the original video releases of Public Domain and Animal Chin and watched them loads. I’ve also seen Ban This and Future Primitive and Video Show. I didn’t see this one. I’m loving it and want to learn all the tricks I can’t already do. Fantastic skate film

[@BigSirZebras]

I think I laughed just as hard at Lance's intro as I did 30 years ago when I first saw this.

[@daytradingzoo]

I was probably 13 years old when I watched this. The idea of endless summers. perfect concrete everywhere, just skating all day long. These were the days!

[@giannetto1000]

Frankie Hill's Van Gogh ear,first board I ever had,cheers from Italy.

[@marcosnavamartinez]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@nathansestack3258]

10 years old- I saw this; a great first impression of skateboarding

[@TheLordGoat]

The LV hat was ahead of its time.

[@flyriviera]

Oh god! Frankie Hill! Probably the best deck I’ve ever had! Designed to jump and jump and jump…

[@55tranquility]

I remember watching this in 1990 Frankie Hills last gap blew our minds we watched it over and over, we’d seen nothing like it up to that point. Then Pat Duffy in Plan B’s Questionable - we literally sh*t our pants! 🤣🤣 it was mind blowing, it was at that point I realised any ridiculous ideas I had about getting sponsored were ridiculous- still carried on skating though 😀

[@lurker-mq4fp]

I was convinced that loads of skaters would die trying to go bigger! I may have been a bit melodramatic in those days! 🤣🤣

[@55tranquility]

@@lurker-mq4fp 🤣 i know what you mean, its like where do you go next!?

[@noodle3384]

i wish it was still 1990

[@richmondtrio]

Awesome video!! I’m 13 and love it watch this every day and skate everyday. Frankie Hill is my favorite skater. P.s does anyone know what happened to Eric Sanderson after Powell.

[@bomb1st]

needs to be deinterlaced

[@backoffice5310]

THANK YOU STACY !!!

[@helorumtheknightsofmambrin2155]

Within a week I broke my bridge bolts. I can't get enough of this video. So bitchin'!!!

[@walkinshaw457ssv6]

I recall the quality of this video being much clearer when it first came out back in 1990.

[@pastorbugallo1819]

Master Piece! TY Stacy

[@-lorentzen5925]

42:10 damnn. Nicky Guerrero in Fælledparken Copenhagen, Denmark. Might be one of the oldest footage ive seen from this spot!! So RAT!! =)

[@mikeyhorror]

That Frankie Hill gap blew my 13 year old mind back in the day.

[@MadDgtl]

the part that starts at 6:49 feels like some kind of skate video tim and eric bit lmao

[@holdmybeer3931]

Good times, good music and good memories. I’m now 47 with aching knees and ankles. I wonder why🤔😜

[@og1192]

Very Nice! 🤟

[@nantschev]

Watched that a million times when I was 14

[@ricardomaiapereira7452]

O melhor filme de todos os tempos🎉

[@thedevilskind]

I'm really waiting for Animal Chin to be uploaded

[@kumachan9311]

have you seen him ?

[@lestathcpunk5073]

me too

[@claykirby7288]

its out there isen it today

[@octocreepy]

It is dude. Watched on youtube today. Rip'n style homes! kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4avm4arr82mbKc

[@badeboom]

In 4K please. Thanks.

[@alexbroskow2108]

my first skatevideo for a long time love it ^^

[@karljokkerlukkas_974]

AH!! The good old times!! SK8 4 EVER

[@rebusd]

1:11:26 was pretty dope. Jaws should crate-dive that if he hasn't already

[@TECsta76]

Any 80's skater knows the 90's lacked the luster we had.. More space, more cash, more initiative..... we were the Alpha testers of the 21st century!!!

[@GoofyFootersRule]

48:47 Frankie hill. Pat Brennan came back to town and said I jus saw Frankie hill break is back in a video months before this came out

[@Sonnyblack100]

Frankie hill , game changer

[@secularspectator]

4:37 jesus fucking christ blew my mind as a kid!

[@alexibanezmurillo1173]

Como mola, saludos skaterianos.

[@knewledge.7089]

When i just realize there is stacy peralta footage in it, ah man what a 70s skating scene :3

[@jackdoe552]

Lance is the absolute king of pools.

[@isaactorres5908]

The last good powell video

[@alejandroruiz1530]

grandisimo video

[@soloevl]

Mahalo!!! 🤜🏽💥🤛🏽

[@nostalgicdancetrack]

for me,frankie hill scene was the best part of the movie...it's the most influential run at that time ( in street skating )

[@wubonkald322]

I need the soundtrack to this

[@JAWS_164]

Some chick on FB or Instagram or KZbin was doing that Running with the nose of the board figures where she got it from Thank You Lance

[@MrBiggysmalls87]

6:50 Tony, you crack me up

[@peterdwyer6118]

Stacy has been an amazing positive impact on skating. The man's a Hall of famer for sure. A true icon for the sport.

[@djchuckone1]

Loved this growing up. Anyone know why there's no, touched up version of Powell "Eight?'

[@djhaynes99]

Someone has put up the full version called "Powell Peralta - Eight: The Rough Cut" It's not HD, but it's good to see the extra footage.

[@1000sofusernames]

Back when Skating was FUN. By thr time we got to Plan B and Blind and the like the skill level was way up but the attitude of skating had soured. People like Rocco ruined skating as much as they progressed it.

[@LittleBrother-t6n]

ok boomer

[@finejustgivemeaname]

@@LittleBrother-t6n it’s not a boomer thing to say, it’s the truth. Skateboarding got real negative in the early to mid-90s.

[@berninhotbarbecue]

Truth

[@marcoemilianodellacroce5068]

@@LittleBrother-t6n go to bed son, your moms busy.

[@pressureflipin1992]

Oooooh have to respectfully disagree on that. Rocco was the saving grace

[@thedude9014]

Frank Hirata style still holds to this day

[@snakefinger]

Colin is sooooo fucking good. Goddamnit !

[@SuperTVance]

I hear the theme song used in the game, "Skitchin'.

[@Aldo_Coria]

Someone knows what's the band/song name for section CH. 3 Brigadiers 4:48 of the video?

[@anthonyscali.a6088]

Chuck Treece

[@esc8engn]

What are these "Supreme" brand t-shirts doing in 1990? The NYC Supreme doesn't launch until 1994. Time check @21:57 & @52:35

[@solidrock6524]

I wonder if Rodney did the hand stand for Lance in the beginning???? They had his back to the camera

[@whatever4561]

7:55 WTF IS A FRENCH ONION CLAM DIP? lmao

[@tanneredge9774]

I don’t know but that actually sounds kinda good. Maybe with some fried oysters.

[@olivierplichta7569]

I love all the Powell Peralta videos but I'm disappointed by the quality here on youtube : these video need to be deinterlaced !

[@danielscott1040]

Pretty sad to see these vert guys conform to what was becoming hot at the day. It must have been really difficult for these guys to have to try rails and 5 stairs.

[@hugsdontwork2283]

Tony Hawk talks about that in the Hawk VS Wolf podcast on here. It was just expected, in the same way TG was expected to skate the Chin ramp even though he was a street guy. He also says it wrecked him and he had to give it up because it was affecting the [vert] skating he was actually gifted at, even though vert was dead/dying. It's a great podcast and well worth a listen.

[@TropikSchmitt]

so now that this movie is on youtube - who can tell me who made the music that starts at 14:45? i've been looking for the track IDs of this movie for years and there is zero information. someone?

[@L_M_C]

Darude: Sandstorm

[@TropikSchmitt]

@@L_M_C well, no, it isn't...

[@jeffbarnes19fg76]

Who is skating in the part that starts at 17:02? Guerrero?

[@lynncampbell962]

Henry Gutierrez I think.

[@unionironjosh]

Belmont Shore in LB Ca.

[@djhohn6505]

Vurwe nice!

[@TheSpacemanSpliff]

Anyone know the song playing during Ch3 Brigadiers?

[@dieseldabz7104]

First skate video I ever bought new myself at age 10..

[@mariohuerta6188]

Ray Barbee is the most OG and entertaining!!!!

[@Jimmyboy1674]

Outa outa outa shickooplank!😂😂👍🏼👍🏼

[@heavenearth3703]

Hey Stacey well you reissue the Lance Mountain family stick figure deck? Plus if you have a Lance Conklin deck somewhere in the factory, I would buy that too. I just bought the Vallely reissue.

[@danarrington2224]

Not long after this video vert skating died and everyone had to have the tiniest wheels possible. God, I am so glad that those damn small wheels are gone. Watching someone skate transition with them was painful....

[@GoldenAgeSk8Video]

AMEN!! 🙏 😎 👍

[@Monitored2]

Those little golden birdies look at them.