Blind In Paris (Mark Gonzales/Jason Lee/Danny Way)

The original Blind team in Paris filmed by Spike Jonze around 1990/1991, taken from the extras of "The Man Who Souled Th World" DVD

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[MarcS4R]

that has got to be one of the best skate movies on youtube....

Legends at work

[Nico Humby]

Damn, skateboarding was so much more mellow back then.

[Danton Steele]

Analysis: man, killing them softly, by SINISTER. gosh, I saw all those dogs and the burrito in the bank....but wasn't stuck on stupid like Matthew Mconoghys' movie with Gina Gershon.

[afdafafish]

Damn this was my time worth

[Zach Jumper]

This is amazing, spike Jonze behind the camera, lee, gonz and way killing it. I can't stop watching it, and holy shit young Danny way looks like that chick with the buzzed head in the walking dead

[Lavern4101]

I"ll have to check that one out. I only recently saw Brian Lotti's part in Now N Later that came out in 91. It's golden. Also, Rubbish Heap which came out in '89 was awesome, especially Jeremy Klein's part.

[APinBermuda]

I agree, I've always thought '89-'90 was probally the most fun I had on a skateboard. Decks were still big but they were getting noses and some concave, and street skateing was staring to come into its own. Another good video from this time period that doesn't get enough recognition is Blockhead's Splendid Eye Touture.

[Lavern4101]

1990-91 was my favorite era in skateboarding. Loved how big the boards still were, they created the perfect style for the newer tricks coming out like 360 flips, 360 ollies, blunt slides, big spins, kickflip grinds, manuals, big ollie grabs, disaster slides. Then around '92/'93 skating went thru a very ugly phase with the skinny decks, tiny wheels, ugly tech style, huge clown clothes. That short 2 year era from '90 to '91 was truly golden. The Blind Video testifies to that. 

[Don Killuminti]

.........one word, gonz

[john smith]

the zephyr team are the pioneers of skating lol

[voltaire2001]

no,hes not kidding.you must be under 25 yrs old.

[john smith]

i hope you're kidding.