Blood and Steel: Cedar Crest Country Club | Skateboarders Documentary | Full Movie | Tony Hawk
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- The story of an 80’s skateboarding mecca, tucked in the woods of a country club, that drew some of the best up-and-coming skaters and punk bands from across the country. From the mouths of the rebels who lived it, hear how one ramp became a legend.
Stars: Tony Hawk, Ian MacKaye, Bucky Lasek, Bruce Adams, Andy Bittner
Created by Michael Maniglia
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I love seeing old footage like this. Almost every city has a skate history that should have a documentary to go with it, without these guys skating wouldn't have been that indescribable, un name able thing that we all loved at one point.
Totally. I can remember back in 96 sessions in parking lots. That lead to us just kicking it and having the time of our lives goofing off, music everything. I skated from 86-98.
Absolutely glorious...befitting of such a legendary skate scene. We had nothing like it in north Texas...I vividly remember family trips to the beach where we passed a sign on I-35 that said Cedar Crest...my heart skipped a beat every time we passed it, wondering if somehow the ramp was between Austin and DFW...closing with Shudder to Think's "Red House"...? Fantastic.
Used to skate water bros blue ramp and skate hut in olnyville ri and they always talked about cedar ridge, I ask for direction to get there, they said “ you’ll never find it”.
Great to finally see the greatness they were speaking of.
Awesome doco - brings me back to those times even though I never made the trek from New Jersey to CCCC. Great to see Jay Henry - I remember his backyard ramp - probably the first one I ever saw. Too bad the grumpy old neighbors had him take it down before I could skate it. Luckily, the Kane brothers saved the day and built the Barn and pulled us out of the drainage ditches along 78!
Great documentary! I remember seeing Wiggy at a show at the 9:30 Club - before that night all those TOKE TEAM dudes were super intimidating for me to be around, loud, gnarley and serious shredders - and he nodded at me, asked me if I was at the session the day before and then gave me props! Made my day dude!!
Interesting how Ethiopia Ramp’s not mentioned so far (haven’t finished watching it yet though)…that ramp was where I cut my teeth on vert, I only went to CCCC once and it was for a Government Issue show so I didn’t skate, I was working the merch table!
Love this. Skateboarding at its core! What I lived for. Skating, friends, pushing each other to no end.miss the 80's and 90's to join end. Kids today have no idea what fun is.
I hope theres some Blaze Blouin footy in here. Definitely a noteworthy ramp & scene.
Sick! My Dad used to take me there to shred when I was in elementary school. The old dogs were always nice to me as little grom ⚡️
One ramp the served the scene well during the interim between the A-Town ramp and Cedar Crest was the Rabbit Ranch Ramp in Springfield, VA. There were lots of sessions, and at least one contest. It was up for about two years. It deserves mention, so I'm mentioning!
thank you for making this and putting it out
We did the same thing here in Austin Tx, Luke and Matt Graves got us all into the scene with some back wood ramps, Lance and Cab came to one our early backwoods ramps, was a great time in the 80s coming up in skateboarding, and fortunately I got to ride it out and eventually turned pro in early 90s.. what a great experience to live in that time..
We ended up making Dillo skatepark in the mid 80s and I think it had one of the best vertical ramps in Tx, of course we Houston skatepark that set the bar..
Cory Thornhill use to kill it there..
So glad I got to skate that ramp. Brian Boyd took me there in the 90s. It was a fantastic ramp. Pool coping. Can’t beat it. ❤
Many trips to the midnight lumber company...
This is beautiful.
This was so well done, and although the ramp was just a few years before my time, even I heard about this place living on the other side of VA in the mid 90’s. Now I know the full story🤘
Great doc about one hell of a time in our lives. Never made it to CCCC before it was trashed but its legendary presence will always remain.
Bad ass show
Killer documentary!!
fantastic documentary - thank you!
Lost my virginity there. Sept 16th 1987. Broke my arm the next day
total fire !!! best doco i have watched in a very long time!!!
This is an awesome movie, lots of recognizable people from my past!
im from this era...these guys waxing about their day is funny as hell... nostalgic
Great video and part of skate history..Thank you for sharing.😊
Skateboarding has come such a long way and I will always cherish the early days before it blew up into what it is now. Much love and respect!
Any VA skaters remember Lynnhaven Park?
Jeff Grosso never got to see this place
I only found grosso on "vans Love letter's to grosso" they were great history of skateboarding videos
stooooopid wooden toys that changed so many lifes ..❤
Epic! ❤🔥
Deadheads AND Punks.🔥
OIOI ❤
Funny how Tony Hawk's name is in the title but he's in there for all of 13 seconds.
Gotta wire those "Oillies" before attempting a McTwist.
Nice I went there in’92 with Jim noonan and rode my hard tail mtb. Cat fish video
Punk
glad i started skating in the 90s in new york because it was mostly street and there was no animosity with bmx riders, because bmx riders and skaters both skated and rode. same stoke different apparatus
Centerville it's the right turn in the middle of nowhere or a left turn if you're coming from the other direction that must have been at someone's backyard that looks like the 80s I saw RX7 text Tony Hawk Mr Hawk please build or help build a skate ramp in Mount Airy Maryland it's very beautiful and the people are friendly but as usual there's no place for all these kids who want a skateboard to ride I'm an adult and I get told to get out stop what I'm doing Watkins Park is a great place about 45 minutes outside of DC close to a lot of stuff but it's small town feel they also have a brewery I'm not a drinker but it's a nice looking building and it's in a historic part of town there's an art presence so Mr Hawk please help install a skatepark in Mount Airy Maryland Sykesville has one they call it shrimp town Mount Airy need something bigger give it a name after you make it a really for the community flat area inground tide pool all that stuff Fairfax County Wakefield Park just completed a beautiful Park for skateboarders bicycles and it's all concrete Wakefield Park skatepark Virginia
do you know what a punctuation is?
Where's all the pros in this? I see 2
I know some of the dudes who grew up skating there, and they have so many great stories from there. Think I remember them saying something about bad brains playing there. My local group of skaters had a local DIY spot Called The Ridge. That was torn down as well. I can only imagine how they felt having the ramp torn down. some of the guys made a documentary about ridge as well years after it being torn down.