I have been fortunate or maybes unfortunate enough to rode this park before with the locals, they make the place happen to be honest, if it wasn’t for the positive vibes and random parties they’ve had here then it would be just another failure on the councils behalf but they made it somewhere fun to hang out; with plastic ramps and metal framework this place takes no prisoners but the SCB have what it takes to give it a good going over. Check out part one of there “10 Years Of Blue Mayhem” edit below
Music:
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats – Evil Love
Juicy J – Smokin’ And Sippin’
We’ve always loved the “Our House” sessions that Seventies have produced over the past two years, I can’t believe it was almost two years ago that they built that place but since then it’s had a non stop stream of visitors from all over England and the World coming over for a ride, creating a great series of videos and lots of good memories. I’ve even been lucky enough to session that place a few times back when I used to work down there.
Here’s what Seventies had to say before closing the doors for the very last time on the “Our House”
“It’s been almost two years since we opened the doors at ‘Our House’. In that time we have invited friends from both close and afar and seen more amazing riding from here than we had ever anticipated. Federal, The Shadow Conspiracy, Cult, DUB, MacNeil, Mutiny, The Make, Bone Deth, Hoffman and even our good friends at Premier, Pijin, 20Twenty, RADBMX and Crucial BMX shops are just a few of the many riders who passed through. Sadly all good things must come to an end, so to celebrate the life of Our House we held a small jam to bid it’s farewell. Check out the final session and hold tight for more coming very soon from Seventies”
It’s sad to see it happening but the Our House edits are coming slowly to an end as the warehouse will be closing it’s doors any day now. I have been informed that a final farewell edit will be dropping in the distant future. But anyways until that all happens you should cast your eyes over this banger of an edit featuring two Federal riders Stevie Churchill and Jordan Aleppo. Stevie has been staying in the UK over the past month and Jordan is a Hastings/Bexhill local so they teamed up to do a little edit. Both these guys kill it in this..
Music:
Kan Kick – Alien Folk Urbanaries (Beat Tape)
We’ve had some hit and miss weekends so far this year for dry spells but Carlos Gomez and Jordan Aleppo managed to meet up and film this edit of Jordan. Filmed in and around Southampton, on the streets, at Kings Park and Hedge End Park.
Bringing it back on track, enough warm and dry locations for filming BMX vids, lets get back to the UK where it’s grey most of the time. Jordan Aleppo is killing it in this new Stay Strong edit by the one and only Bungay from the SCB crew. Sick lines, massive nozza’s and a nice standard definition vibe that you just don’t get very often. Get it down your neck!
Pijin BMX’s Carlos Gomez put this edit up just less than 24 hours ago featuring team riders Jon Root and Jordan Aleppo. Lot of spin-tech trickery and a bit of backwards rail action at the Seventies “Our House” and 4down “Their House” skateparks in Hastings. Just to note Carlos you need to check your focus on the fisheye shots, you’re not having a seizure, its just not in focus so don’t worry viewers!!