ethan fowler - toy machine live!
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- one of ethans first parts, you can see how throughout the part that his style slowly changes from a normal big-clothes early-90s dude to a grown-ass stereo guy. sick as fuck. im down for the fort miley footage especially
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I wish Jason Lee talked as highly about Ed Templeton as Ed does of him.
I always got the same vibe kinda sad , but ed imo had a bigger impact on skating in the long run
That’s a good observation!
Ed comes across as much more honest than Jason.
Jason is socially skilled and a great speaker, but he should publicly talk about his involvement with Scientology. A Nine Club episode with Jason only talking about how he got involved in Scientology would be amazing.
@@E_L1000 i think it came out the first year toy machine was around. i remember seeing it on a copied vhs when it came out. it wasnt very good when compared to the following video with jamie thomas and josh kailis. cant remember the name now.
@@clyde19788 I missed it at the time. Maybe only a few or no copies made there way over to Europe.
I found it online years later. Interesting to see a young and baggy version of Ethan. And especially Ed and Ethan doing more tech stuff than usual.
This is just before Ethan’s career exploded on Stereo.
Toy Machine ‘Live’ is not a very well known video. It didn’t get as widely spread as the others. It seems like ‘Live’ came out during Toy Machine’s darkest/roughest years.
Man fowler was so good back then even
Wow throw back !
I think this was the first skate vid I ever had.
that dude with the red hair looks like o'dell
That’s photographer, Thomas Campbell! He shot a photo of Fowler at Fort Miley doing a frontside air.
@aprofax Thomas cambell
What is the music? 2nd song?
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@@patshort2669 haha tnx! Found the song 8,5 years ago! Great video, still have it
@@lushprod crack up haha! I remember watching this vid when i was 12 and loving that tune. no internet to help back then... all the best mate.