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AUGUST 1989
SKATETOWN: SAN DIEGO
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TALK ABOUT HISTORY, THIS IS WHERE WE ATTEMPT TO SUM UP
TWENTY YEARS OF HOT SPOTS AND LEGENDARY SKATERS IN AN
EIGHT PAGE ARTICLE,
INTERVIEW: TONY MAGNUSSON
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THE EUROPEAN CANNON, THE SAVAGE SWEDE, TONY HAS PAID HIS
DUES AND IS NOT AFRAID TO AIR HIS VIEWS ON TRICKS OF THE
TRADE AND THE BUSINESS OF SKATING.
LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL 52
WHEN THE DIAGNOSIS CAME UP TERMINAL, THE SKATER DECIDED
TO LEAVE A WHEEL MARK IN SKATE HISTORY THAT WOULD LAST
FOREVER. STORY BY DAWN REDONDO
100 POOLS
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THEY SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE THEY SAID THEY COULDN'T BE
FOUND BUT IN THIS YEAR OF WATER SHORTAGES WE'VE MANAGED
TO UNCOVER, SYPHON AND PUMP OUT OVER 100 POOLS
FULLY ZOMBIED
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WHY WHITE ZOMBIE DIDN'T FALL INTO THE ART-NOISE BURNOUT
SCUM ROCK CIRCUIT OF NEW YORK'S LOWER EAST SIDE. INTERVIEW
BY MIKE GITTER.
JANE'S ADDICTION
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IMAGINE THE PSYCHIC RESIDUE OF THE TO, TUMBLING DOWN
STREAM INTO A POOL OF 80% PUNK IDEOLOGIES, BABBLING
ETHEREAL, GUITAR HEAVY BIRDSONGS, ARTICLE BY MIKE GITTER.
MAIL DROP
RAMPAGE
DEPARTMENTS
PUSZONE
SKARFING MATERIAL 33
IGOR'S
NOTES
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RANT 'N REEL
87
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PRODUCT PATROL 89
TRASHION BOARD
122
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SOMETHIN' ELSE 127
COVER
Flashy fast and furious frontside air by Carabeth Burnside at the Vans
Ramp Photo: Dan Cavalheiro.
CONTENTS
From surf to skate, wet to dry, mutant creatures on boards continue to
evolve. Illustration by Kevin Ancell