Skate Mag Scans by Skate Media Nerd: Brian Anderson

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God Bless America? Nike SB Fall US Tour

This April 2010 The Skateboard Mag trip article covers a Fall 2009 Nike SB trip through the Midwest and East Coast, which produced the Don't Fear The Sweeper tour video. Words and photos by Jon Humphries.

The Coalition of the Unwilling: Seventeen days in Australia

This 24-page Aaron Meza-written article covers a 2003 Sydney-to-Melbourne summer trip that Brian Anderson, Rick Howard, John Rattray, Mike Carroll and Brad Staba took to film for Yeah Right! and other video projects (New Blood for Rattray). Photos by Mike O'Meally. Appears in the June 2003 issue of Skateboarder.

Last Attempt - Rick Raymond

A brief photo feature by Rick Raymond, with an even briefer written introduction by the photographer. I have never heard of Rick before or since seeing this one. Maybe a pseudonym? Let me know if you know. This appeared in the October 2004 issue of The Skateboard Mag and includes photos of Tony Cox, BA and Janoski.

Trip to Cairo (Foster), Egypt - January/February 2001 Skateboarder

This article was written by Aaron Meza and describes a trip that he, Cairo [Roger] Foster, Brian Anderson, Brad Staba, and Mike O'Meally (and maybe others?) took to Cairo, Egypt to seek out new spots and see the sights. If you didn't already know, Cairo live in the city for a few years when he was a kid, which was the inspiration for him getting the nickname.

3 Roads 2 Tampa

This article appears in the July/August 2000 issue of Skateboarder, and includes photos from three separate skate trips to Tampa that happened simultaneously earlier in the year. Photos taken by Gabe Morford, Jai Tanju, and Mike Ballard.

Interviews from the July 2010 Thrasher Interview Issue

Title says it all. BA's stands out from the rest, all of his photos are classic. I remember seeing the bluntslide clip for the first time and being amazed at how he rode through the kink and made it look so easy. And a hurricane grind on Hubba Hideout is so, so epic... I guess not epic enough for the people who made Pretty Sweet, though, as the clip only made it into a bonus footage montage on the DVD/Blu-ray. Had to make room for the Will Arnett skit, maybe.