The Boss, Andrew Reynolds, and the Johnny Thunders of skateboarding, Jim Greco, recently went on a mission to get some sounds and an impromptu skate session went down along the way.

Reynolds wanted a new stereo for his van and Greco just wanted to go along for the ride. And like a typical audio installation shop the boys were told they had to wait 30 minutes to an hour; Just enough time to get their skate on.

Right out front there were a few sidewalk gaps and planters to session, and some ridiculous-for-how-little-there-was-to-skate lines went down. That's how good these guys are. They can skate anything and have fun.

No complaining about cracks and bumps; just ripping. And both these guys are in their 30s, still having fun and glad to be skateboarders. It should be inspiration to us all;

Check out the video:

Check out the Baker and Death Wish teams on tour in Arizona. My favorite part of the video is when Reynolds asks the crazy kid in the parking lot if no how many time his board is going to flip when he does a kicklfip, and he says no. And Reynolds is like that's cool. See, you don't have to totally kill it to impress The Boss just be original. Check it out blow, and for more photos click here.

The crew over at the Baker/Deathwish/Shake Junt camp got their weekend warrior on recently in LA and thier Monday Funday on too, and in case you didn't know last Monday was Go Skateboarding Day. Skate holiday or not these guys will be out destroying the streets and reppin' their crew. The bosses even got their skate on in this video. Watch Baker/Altamont boss, Andrew Reynolds, and Shake Junt boss, Shane "The Goat" Heyl, kill them mean streets:

The man of the hour, 2010 Transworld Readers' Choice, Lizard King, now has his first episode of Epicly Later'd up over on VBS.tv. Pat O'Dell sat down with the reptile king, aka Mike Plumb, and a few of his friends to see what it is that makes up the Lizard. Click here to check it out.

I cruised out to Vegas to meet up with the Brigada/Deathwish guys who were ending their month or so long Low Life Tour across the country with a party at the Hard Rock Hotel. It was at Hart's Wasted Space and the night went off. Or least the part I can remember. General Ellington and the boys cruised in and took over the place. Bottle service + Low Lifes + Girls = A Good Damn Time.

It was only a one day trip to Sin City. There's just something about it, I can only spend a day there. Once I wake up, I hate everything about the place and just want to leave. I had never driven there either (only flown), so I didn't know how shitty the drive home is. It's a hungover 4 hour drive back to Southern, CA. And if you're like my friend who lost almost $2,000 gambling (he'll remain nameless because if his girlfriend find's out he's in some trouble) it's 4 hours of just dwelling. I don't gamble so I don't dwell. Anyway, stay tuned for footage of the Low Life Tour 2009, and cruise over to Baker Boys Distribution to see what they're all about.

Check out some photos below:


Erik Ellington in middle with two people who's names I forgot.



Some Vegas girls.


Party People.


Mission control of the worst drive home ever.


Three hours of nothing-ness.