Tony Hawk's Recommended Albums and THPS Soundtrack Influences
If you're not up on this great video series from the world-famous Amoeba Records, episode 900 with Tony Hawk is a good place to start. Roll, and kickflip, through the aisles with Tone as he lets us all know which records he grew up listening to, which ones are good start to finish, and which bands he knew he wanted on the Tony Hawk Pro Skater soundtracks. Plug in and tune out:
"Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk is our very special guest for our 900th "What's In My Bag?" episode! The king of the 900 himself goes record shopping at Amoeba Music in Hollywood. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 will be available July 11. Check out his picks:
The Cars - Shake It Up (LP)
The Rezillos - Can't Stand The Rezillos (LP)
Penelope Spheeris - The Decline Of Western Civilization (BLU-RAY)
Alex Cox - Repo Man (DVD)
The Clash - The Clash Hits Back (LP)
Pixies - Doolittle (LP)
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory (LP)
Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back (LP)
Ministry - The Land Of Rape & Honey (LP)
Joe Dante - The Burbs (DVD)
David Lynch - Wild At Heart (DVD)
Björk - Debut (LP)
Nouvelle Vague - Bande A Part (LP)
Tom Waits - Mule Variations (LP)
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