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An incredible visual journey into the skate scene of the past. Now available on DVD, his classic film by Scott Dittrich features famous old spots and famous old skaters. Features Rob Roskopp, Christian Hosoi, Natas Kaupas, Jeff Kendall, Steve Alba, Claus Grabke, Jeff Grosso, Rick Demontrond, plus M. Alba, Chris Robinson, Troy Sliter, Keith Meek. 45 minutes of skateboarding enjoyment.

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