Skate and Destroy: The First 25 Years of Thrasher Magazine (Paperback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for Skate and Destroy Marking "Thrasher" magazine's anniversary, this jam-packed retrospective recounts skateboarding's twists and turns of the last two decades and offers a glimpse at its thriving future.
Full description- Publisher: UNIVERSE PUBLISHING
- Published: 30 May 2006
- Format: Paperback 288 pages
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- Categories: Sport | Extreme Sports | Rollerblading, Skateboarding, Etc
- ISBN 13: 9780789313867 ISBN 10: 0789313863
- Sales rank: 107,510
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Full description for Skate and Destroy
In January 1981, a group of San Francisco skateboarders put together the first issue of Thrasher magazine. Today, Thrasher is bigger and better than ever--its name synonymous with both skateboarding's roots and constant evolution. Marking Thrasher's anniversary, this jam-packed retrospective recounts skateboarding's twists and turns of the last two decades and offers a glimpse at its thriving future. New and old school skaters alike will love Thrasher: Skate and Destroy. Not only does it cover the first twenty-five years of the magazine, reprinting the best of the original columns--"Photograffiti," "Zounds," "Trash," among others--but it will feature unpublished photos, rejected covers, interview outtakes, and detailed profiles. Action-packed photos capture legendary skaters such as: Tony Hawk, Bob Burnquist, Andrew Reynolds, Tony Alva, Mike Carroll, and Lance Mountain.The definitive guide to the history and development of skateboarding, no other book will take you as close to the risk taking, bone breaking world of what has since become the world's fastest growing extreme sport. With an emphasis on the current trends that will especially appeal to today's hundreds of thousands of skaters, this will be the skateboarding bible for fans of all ages and levels. Like the tattoos carved into the arms of skaters worldwide, Thrasher is forever. This one's gonna be gnarly!

