A jaunty reggae tune for a one-man stress section introed at the time a singular figure — a glasses-wearing Florida kid enamored of heelflips, frontside noseslides and off-kilter tricks such as the (probably correctly) rarely spotted street stalefish. Lindsey Robertson’s part arrived at a time when a major board company still could uncork unknown talents in big videos, and Zero got somewhat questionable moves like the heelflip indy grab over with some help from the murky Jefferson Airplane single and a structure that sort of inverted the Zero template, opening with repeated slow-mo knockouts. Would that your summer is carefree enough to launch massive ollies, throw a shaka and then casually observe your own hand motions.
Tags: Clipper frustrations, Dying to Live, frontside halfcab impact zone, heelflips, Lindsey Robertson, Mr. Hand, street stalefish, Summertime Mixtape Vol. 6, triple adverbs, White Rabbit, x-ray spex, Zero
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