
In 1989, Santa Cruz Skateboards released 'Wheels of Fire,' a promotional video that would be remembered as much for its DIY soundtrack as for its documentation of the blistering street and ramp skating of Natas Kaupas, Steve Alba, Rob Roskopp, Claus Grabke, Jeff Kendall and Christian Hosoi. Directed by Scott Dittrich and featuring music by Eight Dayz (aka Eight Days a Week), a band lead by Grabke, and whose half-pipe skating with Hosoi is one of the highlights of the video
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What's So Strange About Me?
What's So Strange About Me
Different Worlds
He Who Beats Up Children
Leave Ma All Alone!
Pick-Pocket-Man
Leave Me All Alone
Politicans
The Edge of Death!
It Started in School
Ev'ry Day Is Like A New Beginning!
Dad I Hope You Love Me?!
Train in Vain
Whats So Strange About Me!!
No Complicated Love Song
When You Call for Me
The Astronaut
Astronaut
In the Ghetto
Running Out of Time
If You Don't Believe in Yourself
Friends
I'm Not That Smart
Little Queen
Death Penalty
In My Mind
You Died in My Sleep Last Night
Earth
I'd Like to Be You Sometime
The Kids Next Door
What Really Matters Is You
Its a Cold World Out Here
Every day is like a new beginning
Nothing to Love
Pick Pocket Man
Whats so strange about me
Waiting for a Miracle
Ev'ry Day Is Like a New Beginning
When You Call for Me - string version
What´s so strange about me?
What so strange about me
The Edge of Death
Nothing To Lose
Waiting On A Miracle
Dad I Hope You Love Me
What's so Strange About Me (2011 Remastered)
Leave me all alone!
Its A Cold World Out There
Pick-Pocket Man
It started in shool
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