Displaying items by tag: Frankie Hill
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Behind Frankie Hill's Ad
Gullwing takes you behind the scenes of Frankie Hill's latest ad. Watch the video here. -
Classics: Frankie Hill "Ban This"
Frankie Hill was known for going big and his part from "Ban This" released in 1989 is a perfect example of that. Ramondetta introduces a classic. -
March 1999
Cover: Rick Howard – Crooked Grind Photo: Ogden Inside This Mag: Frankie Hill's story, skating in Miami and an interview with Jon West Also In This Issue: Plywood Paradise II in VenturaMusic Articles: Meshuggah, Prince Paul and Archers of Loaf -
October 1995
Cover: Chad Muska – 5-0 Photo: Dalgart Inside This Mag: ESPN Extreme Games, Foundation/Toy Machine Tour, Tony Alva and the CSSU Zuma Beach BashAlso In This Issue: Awesome ams Donny Barley, Andy Bohna and Mike Pragnell and the life and times of Todd SwankMusic Articles: Ol' Dirty Bastard, Jello Biafra, Truly and the Twinz -
October 1992
Cover: Daniel Powell ESQ – Noseblunt Photo: Ortiz Inside This Mag: San Diego Shakedown and interviews with Jovontae Turner and Steve BerraAlso In This Issue: Pool skatingMusic Articles: KISS, Ministry, Das EFX, Swervedriver and Gang Starr -
April 1992
Cover: Ronnie Bertino – Noseblunt Photo: Dawes Inside This Mag: The best skate spots in EuropeAlso In This Issue: Step by step tricksMusic Articles: AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, Aerosmith, Hole, Corrosion of Conformity and Tom Hazelmeyer -
November 1991
Cover: Eric Dressen – Ollie Nose Bonk Photo: Sleeper Inside This Mag: Skating in Brazil, Aqua Jam in Minneapolis and a skater's journal of European travels Also In This Issue: Step by step tricks, the Burnside Project in Portland and tons of photosMusic Articles: G.G. Allin, L.A. Guns, Napalm Death, Godflesh, Urge Overkill and Cows -
May 1991
Cover: Pep – Boardslide Photo: Block Inside This Mag: Interviews with Alan Petersen, Frankie Hill, Eric Sanderson and George Watanabe and skaters dish on their favorite street spots, set ups and tricksAlso In This Issue: The Skatepark Chronicle and some snowboarding actionMusic Articles: House of Wheels, Blitzpeer, Big Drill Car and Sub-Pop -
March 1991
Cover: “The Face That Moves Fire Hydrants” Artwork By: Robert WilliamsInside This Mag: Pool skating, East Coast ramps and a skate trip to Tokyo for the Open Summer Skate ChampionshipsAlso In This Issue: Step by step tricksMusic Articles: Nirvana, Jesus Jones, Skankin' Pickle and Iggy Pop -
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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Gus Gordon's "Antihero" Part
Raw power in every clip, Gus goes berzerk from coast to coast in this essential offering from the 1-8. -
Guy Mariano's "Loose Threads" Dickies B- Sides
Guy's opening performance in Honeymoon got audiences everywhere fired up, but he put in the sweat for every clip. Take a closer look at the process from one of the all-time bests. -
Josh McLaughlin's "Venture" Part
Josh swerves through The CIty with undeniable technique and an impressive eye for finding potential in overlooked spots for Venture. -
HUF Japan: Tokidoki
From ancient crust to pristine tile pins, HUF's Japanese crew puts on a heavy display in its homeland with Daiki Hoshini setting the pace. -
Felix Meyers' "Finders Fee" Creature Part
Dirt rides, grass slams and a healthy dose of hijinks, Felix cuts up Milwaukee's crust with unstoppable force for Creature.
In The Mag
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.