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2010 UK 2-disc [DVD/CD] set [compiled in conjunction with Vans Shoes] – The book contains a brief history of the company and is packed with photographs of skateboarders. The DVD shows how the shoes are made and goes on to show 21 of the very best skaters around. Full of tricks and stunts that defy gravity, starring the best European Vans Skaters, this movie is offering high-level Skateboarding combined with high quality filming and editing in HD. 1966is an original skate movie that tells the (hi)story of Skateboarding – it appeals to the core audience but also entertains the lifestyle enthusiast. The Skaters featured are introduced during short intros in which they play the role of Skaters from the past decades. The filming & editing, the fashion & trends, the tricks, styles & types of music are all inspired by the history of skateboarding and the creativity and self-expression that have been at the core of action sports and youth culture throughout the past decades. The CD is full of tracks well known and loved by the skateboard community, featuring iconic tracks and artists that have shaped and influenced the Skateboarding cultures throughout the decades featuring a vast array of genres including Rock, Punk, Hip Hop, Reggae and Jazz Little Feat’s debut may have been a great album but it sold so poorly, they had to either broaden their audience or, in all likelihood, they’d be dropped from Warner. So, Sailin’ Shoes is a consciously different record from its predecessor – less raw and bluesy, blessed with a varied production and catchier songs. That still doesn’t make it a pop record, since Little Feat, particularly in its first incarnation, was simply too idiosyncratic, earthy and strange for that. It is, however, an utterly thrilling, individual blend of pop, rock, blues and country, due in no small part to a stellar set of songs from Lowell George. If anything, his quirks are all the more apparent here than they were on the debut, since Ted Templeman’s production lends each song its own character, plus his pen was getting sharper. George truly finds his voice on this record, with each of his contributions sparkling with off-kilter humor, friendly surreal imagery and humanity, and he demonstrates he can authoritatively write anything from full-throttle rock & roll (“Teenage Nervous Breakdown”), sweet ballads (“Trouble,” a sublimely reworked “Willin’”), skewered folk (“Sailin’ Shoes”), paranoid rock (“Cold, Cold, Cold”) and blues (“A Apolitical Blues”) and, yes, even hooky mainstream rock (“Easy to Slip,” which should have been the hit the band intended it to be). That’s not to discount the contributions of the other members, particularly Bill Payne and Richie Hayward’s “Tripe Face Boogie,” which is justifiably one of the band’s standards, but the thing that truly stuns on Sailin’ Shoes is George’s songwriting and how the band brings it to a full, colorful life. Nobody could master the twists and turns within George’s songs better than Little Feat, and both the songwriter and his band are in prime form here. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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