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Thank you for the Ray Barbee and Tommy Gurerro Articles!

Post by DJ RELAX » Thu Mar 23, 2006 2:51 pm

Never been able to find anything about them before. Good to get them in the same issue as their both ex skaters and make music in the same vein.
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Post by Quest Poetics » Thu Mar 23, 2006 7:44 pm

Hell yes...Those two I grew up idolizing...Ray Barbie's part on public domain still gets me hyped on "no complys." Oh and that song by McRad...Weakness...If you know what I'm talking about, you're true to the reason ....Anyhow I cant even explain how amazing TapeOp is...What other f ing magazine is going to throw up articles on underground LEDGENDS! I"m so excited to listen in on their music and catch up w/ the 2 of them...

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Post by spankenstein » Thu Mar 23, 2006 7:49 pm

Man I can't wait for this issue!
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Post by Quest Poetics » Thu Mar 23, 2006 7:56 pm

Oh yeah...This was one of my favorite issues thus far...GREAT Fing job guys!

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Long live Tape Op...You give me boners when I get home and see your mag in my mailbox....Simply put, Musical Masterbation....Yes
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Post by spankenstein » Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:05 pm

spankenstein wrote:Man I can't wait for this issue!
I just thought... since it's Ray Barbee, maybe the mail man is a fan and stole it!
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Post by Electro-Voice 664 » Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:16 pm

Yep, tapeop rules :D
Issue 52 is kinda like one of those 'oh man I wish issues'
Flaming dagger graphics and skeletons, hell yeah
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Post by OneZero » Mon Mar 27, 2006 1:07 pm

My Claim to fame is a young Ray Barbee (I'm guessing it must thave been '86-'87??) came to skate my vert ramp and broke his arm. 6 Months later. He was the hottest street skater ever.

Nicest guy ever too.

Also back in those days I used to skate a ramp is SF where a Tommies brother Tony G. and another guys who's name I'm drawing a blank on ( a famouse BMXer of the day. and brother to famous freestyle skateboarder,Ray Meyers) used to mulit-track on boombox and radio shack mixer together in a small bedroom. Looking back, I think this might have been the first home studio I had ever seen. I remember thinking how cool it was and how much I wanted to be a part of that. Oh the good 'ol days.

I can't wait to read the article. Is this in the new TO?
I have some really horrible gear!!!
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