Immediately brings me back to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
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Ive been playing the remaster. It holds up well. They do need a gen z version with mumble rap soundtrack.
What if all that I can do, is just sit and watch time go. Then I'll have to say goodbye, life's too short to watch it fly
Obviously Stomping Ground was their most famous album, but I find Hang Ups to be their most fun and creative work. I love this album very much.
That whole album is great. Even Chris Cayton is worth listening to.
I called you Satan, cause when we were skating you would make the metal sign.
Fucking amazing music all around.
I also love 20c Goodbye, Carlita and I Need to Know.
I loved ska when I first discovered it in the 90s and still do. I've heard it described as whst plays in a 12 year old's head when the waiter brings their plate of chicken fingers over. It's 100% accurate.