Thrasher Magazine

The Chief will always be a skate rat, but slams in your late 30s feel a lot different than when you're a young blood.

On the eve of Cold War, Burnout takes a walk down Zero memory lane.

The squad talks injuries, big rails, go-to tricks, getting turnt up, tats, and who has last part. We'll be premiering parts from Cold War starting this Saturday. 

Lately, there's amazing full parts going up every week and sometimes every day. But Zero's Cold War is going to be a major, hardcore release. Here's the team.

Skate videos had been growing crazier by the year for some time, but Zero's pure-hammer, no-filler skating (like this JT part) were utterly shocking. Tony Cervantes introduces a classic from 1999.

Cole's legendary ability to stomp down and ride away from almost any trick he wanted became clear with this part. Jamie Thomas introduces a classic Zero part from 2002.

Jimmy hit the Montalban Theatre in Hollywood to harass the industry and take in Fallen's new skate documentary. 

Time for a trip down memory lane. 2005 was a good year for KOTR, featuring high level trickery and top shelf hijinx.

Before this year's KOTR journey begins, let's look back at the highlights from 2003 and 2004.