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Saladdays 22Web.Pdf NYJAH HUSTON HUSTON NYJAH One mag two Covers \ GAP TO F\S NOSBLUNT \ F\S NOSBLUNT TO GAP THE WHAT’S HOT BY BLABAC PHOTO BLABAC Skate or Die - Enrico Rizzato Black Bananas - Rigablood Editor In Chief/Founder - Andrea Rigano Art Director - Antonello Mantarro [email protected] Advertising - Silvia Rapisarda [email protected] Traduzioni - Fabrizio De Guidi Photographers Luca Benedet, Arianna Carotta, Alessio Fanciulli Oxilia, Thorp Griner, Alex Luise, Fred Murray, Luca Pagetti, Enrico Rizzato, Alberto Scattolin, Federico Tognoli Artwork Nolac Thunderbeard thunder-beard.blogspot.com Contributors Francesco Banci, Milo Bandini, Stefano Campagnolo, Marco Capelli, Matteo Cavanna, Cristiano Crepaldi, Flavio Ignelzi, Daniele Lamanna, Max Mameli, Marco Mantegazza, Simone Meneguzzo, Turi Messineo, Max Mbassadò, Angelo Mora(donas), Noodles, Eros Pasi, Davide Perletti, SECSE, Antonio Rame, Alexandra Romano, Alessandro Scontrino, Marco ‘X-Man’ Xodo Stampa ST Tribute-Berlin, Germany // Alberto Scattolin Tipografia Nuova Jolly - Viale Industria 28 35030 Rubano (PD) UNRIVALED PERFORMANCE Salad Days Magazine è una rivista registrata presso il 08 Blef 54 Dynasty SUPER-RUBBER™ OUTSOLE \ EXO-CAGE UPPER \ IMPACT G CUSHIONING Tribunale di Vicenza, N. 1221 del 04/03/2010. 16 Jennifer Herrema - Black Bananas 60 Family Album DCSHOES.COM 20 74 Supertubos Get in touch Don’t Sweet The Technique www.saladdaysmag.com 24 Salmo 78 Darkest Hour - Mike Schleibaum [email protected] 28 W. 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Sherif era attratto dalla scena conoscevano per ragioni scolastiche… giravano con Sid un significato che mi piaceva, le lettere che componevano hardcore dei trainbombers nord europei, Dafne voleva il che a quell’epoca scriveva una fanzine in bianco e nero: quel nome erano inusuali e avrei potuto sbizzarrirmi sen- metallo e formarono la RAL, io continuai a disegnare da AL Alleanza Latina. Eravamo tutti nella stessa zona nel za prender spunti da nessuno sperando di poter dettare io cane sciolto, ma la mia roba non passava inosservata e raggio di 10 km, e questo ha facilitato il nostro incontro. le regole morfologiche dei fonts. Ho disegnato tutti i giorni fu così che le strade ci portarono nuovamente assieme. Con me c’era spesso un ragazzino metallaro, che l’idea per anni, quando saltavo un giorno raddoppiavo i pezzi in Tra i vari viaggi che facemmo ci fu Barcellona, anche di disegnare con della vernice in modo illegale lo gasava yard. Gli anni passavano in fretta i books si riempivano, le perché avevamo amici che erano super attivi su metallo; parecchio, la sua firma era Emis, lo conobbi perché a yards cambiavano umore, fu inevitabile cambiare questo a differenza dell’Italia, gli spray là erano migliori e costa- scuola le prof esonerandolo dalle lezioni e per inibirlo a nome con altri dopo un episodio particolare che mi mise vano un terzo, fu così che iniziammo a importare in modo far casino lo portavano in classe mia sperando che l’età in guardia… ovviamente disegnando molto l’evoluzione rocccambolesco migliaia di spray (ma questa è un’altra diversa e la poca confidenza che aveva con i ragazzi po- tra un pezzo ed un’altro era più lenta e capii che alternare lunga e bella storia). tessero indurlo a stare più buono… ma con scarsi risultati. con altri nomi mi avrebbe potuto aiutare nell’ottimizzare Io volevo disegnare treni ed Emis si faceva trovare spesso lo studio e la forma. Così nacquero Kros che era un modo SD: Sempre in quel periodo, nacque anche la PDB, crew pronto, parlavamo poco anche perché lui era molto ironico di storpiare Kris e Besk. che poi hai continuato ad esistere fino ai nostri giorni. taciturno ma disegnavamo molto, e questo nostro modo L’origine delle crew era formata da Muko, Riso ed Onuk, di agire ci ha fatto incontrare Dafne e Sherif che, anche SD: Attorno al ‘96 sulle rotaie della tue zone giravano Wany di Brindisi, poi c’eravate tu e Babe e dei ragazzi di loro nello stesso nostro periodo facevano le stesse nostre produzioni della crew RAL, una crew molto accanita sui Rimini. Come sono nate le connection tra te e gli altri? cose, loro erano più grandi di età e non erano di Genova. treni, i quali membri erano il piemontese Muko, e Sherif Alcuni nomi negli anni poi non si sono più “visti” nella In quel periodo le cose iniziavano a prender forma la e Dafne (una ragazza). Dafne e Sherif insieme a te furono crew, e sono entrati invece altri nomi di grosso calibro roba girava ed inevitabilmente ha invogliato altri a come i romani Kemh e Bol23, Verbo di Bergamo ed provar a fare ciò che facevamo noi, ma erano solo il trevisano Cento. Quando e come sono avvenuti i fuoco di paglia nulla di relativamente importante nuovi arrivi? In generale insomma, che mi racconti da segnalare o farsi ricordare. ... era l’epoca della meritocrazia dei “Poco Di Buono”? B: Io sono stato uno dei membri fondatori della SD: Hai cambiato parecchie tags nel corso della e alle jams e sulle riviste vedevi PDB assieme a Riso che era il punto di unione fra tua storia. All’inizio scrivevi Home (anche Omero solo roba valida, poi arrivò tutti, Onuk, Wany, Eron. Babe ovvero Sherif entrò se non erro), poi Sirk, e negli anni Blef, Besk nella crew e ne uscì praticamente subito assieme e Kros. Quando ci sono variazioni della tag, internet… a Muko, loro avevano un sacco di cose in comune, solitamente o è per ragioni di sicurezza, o è per nonostante tutto io continuai a disegnare anche una vocazione alla sperimentazione continua di con loro. Nel ‘95/96 giravamo parecchio tra la nuove lettere e forme. Nel tuo caso, potrebbe essere per anche coloro che portarono dalla Spagna le Montana Liguria, Piemonte, Lombardia e Toscana per disegnare e ci entrambe le cose, spiegacelo tu. Hardcore in Italia. A quei tempi, lo spruzzo gigante del fat trovavamo spesso anche a far muri assieme. Decidemmo SD: Ciao Blef, grazie di dedicare il tuo tempo per questa B: A sedici anni quando iniziai a usare gli spray in modo cap arancione era una cosa rivoluzionaria, e vendevate di formare questo gruppo con l’intento di essere oltre a intervista. Non so precisamente da quando hai iniziato, illegale non avevo benché la minima idea che dovessi questi spray alle jam (ad esempio il Juice di Ancona), e trainbombers, anche stylers e fu così che si aggiunsero ma sicuramente nel 1995 già dipingevi in giro con un scrivere o lavorare sul mio nome. Prendevo parole a grazie a questo “nuovo mezzo” sia voi che altri train- Verbo, Bol23, Kehm e Cento. certo Tabo ed altri, e sempre in quel periodo, a Genova caso e le dipingevo, la mia ingenuità e nel contempo la bombers italiani, cominciarono a dipingere pezzi molto e dintorni dipingevano anche Crime, Sid, Dafne, Emis, mia ignoranza in materia mi avrebbe spinto ad usare il grossi, dalle tue parti c’era specialmente Sherif, con un SD: Verso il ‘98 Tu e Dafne fondaste la crew 2D: Duo Sherif, alcuni più sporadici, altri più attivi, chi più da mio nome reale senza pensare alle conseguenze che attitudine molto hardcore. In che rapporti eri con la RAL? Dinamico. Dipingevate un sacco di treni e le vostre produ- muro, chi più bomber. Col tempo credo che i principali avrebbero portato… confrontandomi con Tabo, Crime B: Sherif lo conobbi a Milano ad una mostra di Rendo Tdk. zioni erano caratterizzate da pezzi molto puliti nei tratti Se©se Txt frequentatori della ferrovia siate restati tu, Dafne, Sherif e Sid, mi suggerirono di usare il mio nome al contrario Lui assieme ad un’altro writer genovese Boz a Genova for- e con uno status per così dire un po’ ”hot”: lei scriveva Eccoci nel Nord Ovest del- parte delle proprie energie. ed Emis e può essere che questi ultimi due furono i primi Kris/Sirk e così feci… fino al momento in cui mi trovai a mavano la crew FNP (Fatti Non Parole) sono stati i migliori Latex Lover spesso vicino ai pezzi, nel tuo caso ricordo a fare dei wholecars nelle vostre yard? Mi fai un quadro dipingere insieme ad altri writers il primo wholetrain end ad oggi a scrivere in città. Le loro tags erano dappertutto e la scritta Aerotismo, e un’altra particolarità era il modo la Penisola, precisamente a Dire che è di sicuro tra gli generale dei Graffiti nella tua città e delle tue origini da to end realizzato in Italia a fianco involontariamente di Sir lo style della scrittura era fresco, non c’entrava nulla con di colorare le lettere di Dafne, con una sorta di “maglia” Genova. Di sicuro una fetta esponenti più autorevoli del writer? 2.
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