Zack Gerber still goin' real hard and big for his edits, this one's jam packed with good stuff, so be sure to check it out. I don't see frontflips on street becoming a normal move any time soon but its pretty rad to see him going for it. I'm more impressed with that BIG 3 banger at the end, spinning a long one for the win!

You're only as gay as you feel.

And just in case you forgot, he's doin' it for Albe's.

The German just banged out another crazy edit for Sunday, this is creativity and burlzie shreddin' at its finest. He hops, bops and sews every needle right through the fuckin eye in this one...

180 downside whip on the smallest wedge possible? Rollercoaster grind with no pegs what so ever?

This is definitely a must see!

Eric L, Hold On! from SundayBikes.com

Dan Foley with another stupid good Premium edit, this dude is on another level of shred. He can crank a turndown past the point of no return and bring it back with plenty of time to take your mother out to dinner. He has a fluid style that encompasses dirt and park but then he brings it to the streets and puts tall tee street fags to shame...

Amazing riding and good music, that's a 2fer!

I recently got the chance to check out the new Animal DVD, Cuts... I'll keep this reasonably brief because to be honest when it was on, I didn't really pay much attention to what was happening until Edwin's section came on. I caught a few good things here and there when I happened to really watch and I don't know if that goes to say anything for the DVD? I guess I just wasn't interested in what was happening all too much until the last 3/4's of it. The music choices weren't all too good and all the low to the ground riding got kind of old after a while. I love watching street videos but it felt like whenever I happened to pay attention, it was just mind numbing jibbing and nibbling.

So when the Edwin section came on, I perked up a bit because I knew he had to of done some good moves for this. The music picked up from there on out and I was stoked on every section after, even Steven Hamilton. Sure, the other people watching the DVD were tossing everyone and everything up, especially Steven Hamilton but I feel that it made for a better viewing experience. Nigel's part was really damn good, smooth and technical as ever, Garret Hoogerhyde is still a beast and his section just kept going and going, chock full of bangers!!

As old as Butcher is, he still seems to be progressing with new trickery but good god he's still as sloppy as ever. Butcher really knows how to butcher up his own trickery but I guess that's how he's always been?

I know this DVD was a long time coming but it just didn't really hit me with the Animal style that the old videos hit so well with, the music was what killed me most of the time it seems. 6 long years coming and it just didn't deliver like I expected but I know the real true fans of Animal are probably pretty stoked on it. So I don't know what to make of this DVD, I think I just need to watch it again but I doubt I'll ever get around to borrowing it again. So I'll just give it a deece.

I took note on a couple more brief things below....

-Mark Gralla and Jeff Kocsis are still the same person to me. Duplicates of each other?

-Mike Brennan did some good disaster to overs on some stuff.

-Tom White still shreds when he wants to actually ride his bike.

-Lino Gonzalez still looks like Steve Kerr's EX girlfriend...

-Brian Wizmerski looks like he's still stuck in that rocker/coke trend.

-Ralph Sinisi had a pretty deece manual to fakie-wall in his section.

-I'm still not running any Animal parts on my bike.

Nigel drops some knowledge in here to those who doubt that doing what you love won't take you anywhere, all while shitting on you with some shred.

He serves up a pretty tall order with that hop bar onto that ledge, it must be the Nike's or maybe its the Gatorade? Or maybe its because this guy is his boss?

Whatever it may be, he kills the streets and speaks wisdom, for he is wise...