ONE MAN CAN MAKE A LOT OF WAVES
Jeff Kendal
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MAY 1985 Vol. 7 # 5
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CONTENTS
200-PLUS CLUB
This fraternity is made up of
not only full-on skaters, but
quite the heavyweighters.
46
RAMPED UP
A wheels'-eye view from the
rollout decks of some of our
more used and abused
wooden skate structures.
56 INTERVIEW: MIKE
MUIR
Vocalist of Suicidal Tenden-
cies voices viewpoints from
the Venice varrio.
64 SIDEWALK SURFIN'
Bust yer buns. We've come a
long way since Jan & Dean
or have we?
68
HELL TOUR '87
A band of skate gypsies
heads off across America to
rediscover life the road.
72 GAMES SKATERS
PLAY
88 LIPCREAM
Meet a hardcore outfit from
Tokyo that whips up a tsunami
of electrified thrash.
SKARFING MATERIAL
PUSZONE
IGOR'S COLLECTION
12
MAIL DROP
38
ASK THE DOCTOR
Skate bored? Here are some
rough and tumble skate game
ideas for over-ramped skaters.
42
80
IN THE CROWD
82
93
76 POSTCARD FROM
94
RANT 'N REEL
BILLY RUNAWAY
96
Once again our intrepid
102
STEP BY STEP
traveller takes to road and rail.
This month: Street and ramp
a la Suisse.
106
111
84 BIG BLACK
Boy, are Steve Albini and his
band gonna be pissed after
they read this account.
TRASH/ON BOARD
PRODUCT PATROL
SOMETHIN' ELSE
COVER: Mike Muir, lead singer of Suicidal
Tendencies lets us have it in an interview
starting on page 56. Photo by Mofo
CONTENTS: Sidling skater from Sacramento,
Rich Maihle, redirects across Dead Head graf
fit at Teagardens in Santa Barbara, CA. Photo
by Michael Blanchard.