Mystery - Black and White

Dang!!! Argggghhh…man, I’ve only watched the first two parts of Mystery’s Black and White video and if the rest of it is as good as this then…dang. For the Bobier skeptics, Ryan has quite a good part, definitely the best I’ve ever seen him put out. But then it’s on to the relatively unknown Jimmy Carlin, whose part is freakin’ amazing and his style is incredible.

Can anyone say Carlsbad gap double-flip? Dang, dang.

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Ok, I’ve had a chance to watch some more of it, and it doesn’t disappoint. Well, I wish the Lopez/Durrant/James part was a little longer, especially Durrant. That guy has styles for miles. But then bang! Who’s this Crockett kid? Man, that guy is simply amazing. Incredible pop, style, and dang, some good tricks.

I’ve been a bit worried about Ryan Smith lately, you know, wondering how he’s doing, cause I just haven’t seen much from him for a while, and while his part didn’t blow me away the way Crockett or Carlin’s did, it was still nothing to sneeze at. He does the longest switch front board on a rail I’ve ever seen.

This video represents Lindsay Robertson’s first part without a single heelflip in it. Just kidding, he does a bunch, including a really big one for his ender.

Dan Murphy has been one of my favorites for the last year or so ever since I saw the Mystery promo and he’s got some incredible stuff. It’s great how his dog cheers him after he lands a huge switch front flip. Murphy has a weird yet stylish way of doing some of his tricks that makes him look regular footed even though he’s goofy. For example, his nollie 180 down a set of stairs looks like a half-cab, his nollie flip down another set looks like a fakie flip, etc.

Oh, and yes, the entire vid is in black and white. And all the music is oldies, at least if you include ODB as being oldies.

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