SOTW 11-26-07: Heineken Pool
This weeks SOFTW is Steve Schneer at the Heineken pool taken by Jim Goodrich in March of 1979. Check it out.
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- Ryan M Wheeler: Love that Steve Caballero did a ripoff label of this logo for his band Urethane… 🤘...
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- Steven Leto. Jr.: That's awesome.I skated for sunshine house from 74 to 79.We were there almost everyday.We got to skate it before it opened and when skateboarder magazine came there we got our pics in it.I always skat...
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one of the coolest pics i’ve ever seen. yeah Schneer! beers, bowls, barneys from the start! eat shit straight-edger!
I like the custom Heineken logo for the pool…28,000 Gallons!
Looks like he’s rockin’ some Lazer trucks as well.
Heineken is Dutch beer, i’m from Belgium… here we have much much better beer… Heineken tasts like piss…
Hey man, I just wanted to thank you for posting my photo. The story behind the shot is that the guy who owned the house was a Heineken distributor. He had drained the pool to re-paint it, but let us session there first. He had cases of beer in his garage and he let us drink as much as we wanted. Schneer jammed even while buzzed, and is the reason this photo could never be published in the magazine.
Better late than never. Awesome background story! Thanks!
[…] in skateboarding. There’s an excellent Jim Goodrich photo of Steve from 1979 that was a SOTW here on S&A. I only met Steve a couple times, but he was always approachable and bringing […]